Track Contract Expiry Dates

Track upcoming contract expiry and rollover dates so you plan exits early and avoid last-minute decisions.

View Expiry Dates

Dates are updated regularly. Always confirm details inside the platform.

Next Scheduled Expiry

No contract expiry is currently scheduled. New dates appear here automatically once listed.

Upcoming Expiry Dates

Use this list to track the final tradable time for each contract and plan your next step early.

SymbolsInstrument TypeLast Trade Day (UTC+4)Last Trade Time (UTC+4)Rollover Date
GOLD_AUG26MetalsTo be announced
SILVER_AUG26MetalsTo be announced
SILVER_SEP26MetalsTo be announced
WTI_AUG26EnergyTo be announced
Brent_AUG26EnergyTo be announced
NATURALGAS_AUG26EnergyTo be announced
DAX40_SEP26IndicesTo be announced
US500_SEP26IndicesTo be announced
NDX_SEP26IndicesTo be announced
US30_SEP26IndicesTo be announced
CHF/USD - U26ForexTo be announced

What To Do Before Expiry

A simple checklist for positions in contracts approaching their final tradable time.

Check Open Positions

Review any positions in expiring contracts and decide your exit or rollover plan ahead of time.

Watch Liquidity

Liquidity often decreases, and spreads may widen as expiry approaches.

Close Or Roll Over

Exit early or move to the next contract cycle based on your strategy.

How to Roll Over

If you plan to stay in the market beyond expiry, move your position to the next contract early. Use the platform's market calendar and contract details before placing a trade.

  • Check the platform market calendar for updated dates
  • Review contract details before entering a trade
  • Act before the last tradable time to avoid forced outcomes

Frequently asked questions

Expiry dates mark the last day a contract remains tradable. After that point, the contract stops trading. Tracking expiry helps you manage positions and avoid surprise closures.

Positions in a dated contract cannot be held past its last tradable time. Currently all KIRA instruments are cash CFDs with no expiry — if dated contracts are introduced, their schedule appears on this page automatically.

No. Once a contract reaches its expiry, it stops trading. To stay in the market, open a position in the next contract cycle instead.

This page lists the last trade day and time for every dated contract, and the platform shows the same details in each symbol's specification.

There are no penalties. Positions left open at expiry are closed at the final settlement price, which may differ from the last quote you saw — closing or rolling over early keeps the outcome in your control.