Crypto.com Can List Single-Stock Futures in the US Without Waiting for SEC Approval

Its Nadex exchange registered by written notice, which took effect the day it was filed, and the SEC release names no product. The single-stock perpetuals Kris Marszalek says Crypto.com wants next need both the SEC and the CFTC.

Crypto.com can list single-stock futures in US without SEC approval

Posted September 17, 2026 at 5:01 pm EST.

Crypto.com‘s futures exchange became a registered national securities exchange for security futures products the moment it filed for the status on Sept. 14, under a provision that lets a Commodity Futures Trading Commission market join the Securities and Exchange Commission‘s rolls without a vote.

North American Derivatives Exchange, the Crypto.com futures exchange known as Nadex, filed a Form 1-N that day, and the SEC acknowledged receiving it in a release dated Sept. 16. Kris Marszalek, Crypto.com’s CEO, said in a post on Wednesday evening that the form covered his company’s futures exchange through OG.com, the trader-focused venue Crypto.com is spinning off, and that “we are now authorized to bring single-stock futures to the market.”

The Futures Side Was Already Built

Nadex has been a CFTC-designated contract market since 2004, when it was designated as HedgeStreet, according to the commission’s registry, which says the exchange also does business under the Crypto.com name after Foris DAX Markets acquired it in March 2022. The CFTC amended that order in September 2025 to let the exchange offer margined futures cleared on an intermediated basis by registered futures commission merchants, which covers margin and clearing on the futures side.