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UK provider CMC Markets is behind the product, which features transaction plotting and trading off charts, transaction-based stop losses, streaming video and drag-and-drop technology.
The company - founded in 1989 by current chairman Peter Cruddas - has also developed a new pricing engine ensuring all trades are conducted automatically, preventing dealer intervention or re-quotes.
Kerem Ozelli, the head of product development at the firm, believes customers want flexibility in the way they use applications.
"The new platform has been designed around a number of integral themes to spread betters: usability, transparency and customisation," he added.
Mr Cruddas - who launched the world's first online Forex trading platform in 1996 - says customers can spread bet on commodities without worrying about contracts, expiration dates, roll-overs or managing the delivery and settlement of physical goods.
The announcement follows three years of heavy investment in technological development by the corporation.
Posted by Greg Secker
