Hyperprop offers CME Group futures and Bitcoin perpetual futures. Which of those your account can actually trade is chosen by your firm when the account is created.
CME Group futures
CME data is licensed as one bundle covering four exchanges, so an account with CME access gets all of them rather than picking individually.
CME — the equity index futures ES, NQ, RTY and YM, plus their micros MES, MNQ, M2K and MYM.
CBOT — grains ZC, ZS and ZW, and the interest-rate futures ZB, ZN, ZF and ZT.
NYMEX — energy: CL, NG, RB, HO and the micro MCL.
COMEX — metals: GC, SI, HG and PL, and the micros MGC and SIL.
Bitcoin perpetual futures
Hyperprop also offers the Binance BTCUSDT perpetual, which is a separate market rather than part of the CME bundle. Two things follow from that:
It trades 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including weekends, and is not affected by the CME daily close.
It does not require the CME market-data entitlement, so crypto prices are live before you finish the market-data onboarding steps.
Because it is priced very differently from a futures contract, crypto supports fractional sizing, down to 0.001 BTC.
Your firm chooses your markets
Each account is created with access to the CME bundle, the Bitcoin market, or both, so an account can be futures-only, crypto-only or mixed.
If an instrument is refused when you try to trade it, the first thing to check is whether that market is enabled on your account. Your firm sets this, not the platform.
Micros count as a fraction of a mini
Micro contracts let you trade smaller size, and they also consume less of your contract cap. Ten micros typically use the same room as one mini, though the exact ratio is set by your firm.
New products
The list of tradeable contracts is data-driven rather than built into the app, so products can be added without a platform release. If something you expect to see is missing, ask rather than assume it is unsupported.