Abstract:NinjaTrader launches futures trading in Europe through MiFID‑regulated Payward Europe Digital Solutions (CY) Limited, starting in the Netherlands and Germany, with plans for France and Italy.

NinjaTrader Group, a global leader in retail futures trading technology, has officially launched its European expansion through Payward Europe Digital Solutions (CY) Limited (PEDSL-CY), a MiFID-licensed investment firm. The company's entry into the Netherlands and Germany marks the first phase of its broader plan to bring advanced futures trading capabilities to retail investors across Europe.
Built specifically for futures traders, NinjaTrader offers a high-performance platform that combines powerful charting, order-flow analytics, competitive pricing, and integrated trader education. With more than 20 years of experience in the U.S. futures market, the company enters Europe at a decisive time, as traders shift toward regulated, exchange-traded products for greater transparency and stability.
Under this initiative, EU clients of PEDSL-CY will gain access to futures contracts listed on both U.S. and European regulated exchanges. This move enables traders to participate in global markets within a secure, compliant framework, aligning with the region's growing appetite for futures-based investment products.

“Were seeing a rapid transformation in how European retail traders participate in the markets,” said Martin Franchi, CEO of NinjaTrader Group. “Our platform is purpose-built for futures. By combining advanced tools, education, and competitive pricing, we aim to empower traders with the resources they need to succeed.”
The launch also marks a key milestone in NinjaTrader's integration into the PINC Group, which includes Kraken—one of the worlds most established cryptocurrency platforms, serving over 15 million clients globally. Together, the partnership underscores a shared mission to expand seamless, transparent access to global financial markets.
Arjun Sethi, co-CEO of Kraken, commented: “Retail access to futures is becoming a global expectation. NinjaTrader‘s European expansion demonstrates the industry’s move toward transparent, exchange-traded markets and the robust infrastructure required to support them.”
Following its debut in the Netherlands and Germany, NinjaTrader plans to expand into France and Italy later in 2026. The rollout positions the company to become a major bridge between European retail traders and global futures opportunities amid the evolving regional regulatory landscape.
With this expansion, NinjaTrader strengthens its reputation as a trusted platform for retail futures trading, reinforcing its role in shaping the next chapter of financial market accessibility across Europe.


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