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In my thorough review as a trader, I have not found support for trading indices such as the US100 on GFFM. According to the most reliable information I could verify, GFFM appears to focus exclusively on commodities—including metals, energy, soft commodities, and agricultural products—and does not list indices, forex pairs, stocks, cryptocurrencies, or similar instruments as available for trading. This is a critical consideration for anyone seeking to trade products like the US100. Because GFFM does not offer access to major indices, there are no transparent details available about trading costs associated with these contracts—such as spreads, commission structures, or swaps—on its platforms. As a trader, I place high importance on being able to access clear and upfront information about instrument availability and associated costs before considering account opening or fund allocation. The absence of a demo account and limited public disclosures regarding trading conditions or fee schedules further reinforce my caution. For my own risk management and peace of mind, I would only consider brokers that transparently offer the products I need with clear, accessible information about fees and costs. Given the scope of GFFM’s offerings, those wanting to trade indices like the US100 will need to look elsewhere for a suitable broker.