Crypto.com and OG.com announced the rollout of crypto perpetual contracts for eligible U.S. traders on October 27, offering up to five times leverage through a CFTC-regulated derivatives infrastructure.
The official launch announcement said the products are being distributed through the Crypto.com App and Exchange. Crypto.com recently registered with the National Futures Association as an introducing broker to support access to the contracts.
Continuous trading with risk controls
Perpetual contracts give traders price exposure without a conventional expiration date. OG.com’s product supports positions that benefit from rising or falling prices, with a leverage limit of up to 5x for eligible users.
The platforms described take-profit and stop-loss features, alongside isolated margin that separates collateral allocated to a position. These tools can help manage exposure but do not prevent losses, liquidation or the heightened risk created by leverage.
OG.com said its infrastructure connects a CFTC-regulated exchange, clearinghouse and futures commission merchant with Crypto.com’s introducing-broker operation. The rollout is part of its broader U.S. derivatives distribution strategy.
Eligibility and access remain important
The launch does not establish universal availability to every American user. Eligibility can depend on platform rules, location and applicable regulatory requirements. Readers should check the provider’s current product disclosures before assuming they qualify.
The development comes as more platforms explore U.S. derivatives services. BlockBriefing has separately reported on Webull and Kalshi’s planned U.S. crypto perpetual offering and stock-linked futures introduced by Binance. These are separate offerings with different jurisdictions and operating structures.
Crypto.com and OG.com did not provide first-day trading volumes or an estimate of U.S. customer uptake. Those figures will be needed to assess the product’s commercial traction beyond the launch announcement.