Cantor Index
Cantor Index is a leading financial spread betting company, established in 2000. Cantor Index offers spread bets on a wide range of markets from shares and indices to bonds and commodities.
Disclaimer: Spread bets are high-risk products; you need deposit only a small percentage of the value of the bet. However, your losses may substantially exceed that deposit very rapidly and thus require you to make additional deposits at short notice to maintain your bets. Spread bets are not suitable for all customers. Cantor Index Limited provides an execution only service and does not offer investment advice. Before betting, you should ensure you fully understand the risks and seek independent financial advice if necessary. These products are not intended for people under the age of 18 or for US residents.
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