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Based on my careful review of UTRADE, I have found that this broker is primarily focused on servicing Hong Kong markets, offering a variety of financial products like equities, ETFs, options, futures, bonds, CBBCs, and warrants. As someone who prioritizes clarity and transparency in trading costs, I have to point out that, according to the information available, UTRADE does not offer trading in indices such as the US100 (Nasdaq 100). Their listed instruments do not feature forex, commodities, indices, or cryptocurrencies. For those specifically seeking to trade indices like the US100, it's essential to choose a broker that clearly lists these products and provides details on associated costs such as commissions, spreads, overnight financing, or platform fees. UTRADE’s focus on futures and securities within its regulated scope under the SFC in Hong Kong means that global index CFDs—including major US indices—are not part of their publicized offering. If a trader is intent on accessing index products, scrutiny of the platform’s product list and fee schedule is critical, because trading costs can significantly vary across brokers. In my experience, whenever I trade new products, I always ensure the broker supports them and openly discloses all trading fees that might impact my strategy and bottom line. For UTRADE, I have found no indication that index trading, such as the US100, is accessible or that relevant trading costs are published. Proceeding with caution is advisable, as a lack of transparency could be a risk in itself.