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Jump Trading Review

market-makerUnited States

Jump Trading is a Chicago proprietary trading firm, not a retail broker, and FINRA records show 15 regulatory disclosures including a 2019 algorithmic trading fine.

Min Deposit

N/A

Spreads From

not applicable, Jump Trading trades only its own capital

Max Leverage

not applicable, Jump Trading trades only its own capital

Platforms

N/A

CFDs are complex instruments with high risk of losing money. Retail accounts lose money trading CFDs.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Long track record as a serious proprietary trading firm since 1999
  • Fully registered with FINRA and the SEC under a real CRD number
  • Belongs to 21 self regulatory organizations across major exchanges
  • Not currently suspended by any regulator despite past disclosures

Cons

  • Not a retail broker, individual traders cannot open a normal account
  • FINRA BrokerCheck lists 15 regulatory disclosure events for the firm
  • NYSE Chicago fined it 250,000 dollars in 2019 over a 2018 algorithm error
  • No public spreads, leverage, or retail platform information exists
About Jump Trading

Jump Trading started in Chicago in 1999 as a proprietary trading firm. It trades its own capital using algorithmic and high frequency strategies across futures, options, equities, and crypto markets, and does not open accounts for everyday retail traders.

The firm registers its broker dealer business as Jump Trading, LLC, a Delaware company formed in 2008, listed with FINRA under CRD number 106124 and also registered with the SEC. Ownership sits mostly with Jump Trading Holdings, LLC, and the firm belongs to 21 self regulatory organizations tied to the exchanges it trades on.

FINRA BrokerCheck lists 15 regulatory disclosure events for the firm. One example is a 2019 NYSE Chicago case, where a coding error in one of its algorithms pushed the firm below required net capital levels in May 2018. NYSE Chicago censured the firm and fined it 250,000 dollars. Jump Trading is not currently suspended by any regulator.

Key Facts

Max Leverage

not applicable, Jump Trading trades only its own capital

Spreads From

not applicable, Jump Trading trades only its own capital

Regulation & Safety
FINRA / SEC (United States) — CRD 106124, SEC 8-52989
Frequently Asked Questions

Score Breakdown3.0/5
Trust & Safety
0.0/5

Regulation, fund safety, track record

Trading Conditions
0.0/5

Spreads, execution, leverage

Platforms & Tools
0.0/5

Platform quality, charting, features

Research & Education
0.0/5

Analysis, webinars, learning materials

Customer Service
0.0/5

Support quality, responsiveness

Mobile Trading
0.0/5

Mobile app quality, features

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