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Commodity Brokerage
Enrichers Private Limited (EPL) is a Corporate Member of the Pakistan Mercantile Exchange (PMEX), regulated by Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP). As a full-scale futures broker, we deliver 24/7 client support through our state-of-the-art Centralized Trading Unit. Recognized among PMEX’s top-performing financial brokers, EPL is committed to empowering clients with customized, transparent, and insight-driven solutions, built on trust, expertise, and results.
Product Range
Commodities
Deliverable Futures
- Hassle-Free: EPL’s physical deliverable futures offer hassle-free trading.
- Authentic: Actual delivery of settlement ensures reliability and authenticity.
- Flexible: Flexible liquidation options for effortless P&L management.
- Versatile: Suitable for producers, processors, and consumers across industries.
- Profitable: Wide range of listed futures to maximize trading profits.
Cash Settled Futures
- No Delivery: Liberates traders from physical commodity delivery obligations.
- Cash Only: Settlement occurs solely in cash, eliminating physical transactions.
- Flexible Exit: Flexibility to liquidate positions at expiration or trader’s discretion.
- 4 Categories: EPL provides four categories: metal, energy, agriculture, and financials.
Currencies
Traded in lots of 100,000 units of the base currency (e.g., 1 lot EUR/USD = 100,000 euros)
Minimum margin is set by PMEX and EPL, typically around 1% of total trade value.
Understanding lot sizes and margin requirements is crucial for managing trades.
US Indices
NASDAQ - 100
- Trade the Nasdaq-100 indices, the world’s top tech index.
- Contract enables trading in the future direction of the Nasdaq-100 index.
- Priced in US dollars; one lot equals $20 multiplied by the Nasdaq-100 index.
- Minimum tick size of 0.25 index points, moving in increments of 0.25.
- Top 5 companies include Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, and Tesla.
Dow Jones Industrial Average
- Dow 30 futures track 30 prominent and established U.S. companies.
- Considered a bellwether of the U.S. stock market, closely monitored by traders.
- DJIA contract allows trading in the future direction of the DJIA.
- Priced in US dollars; one lot equals $10 multiplied by the DJIA index.
- Minimum tick size of 1.00 index points, moving in increments of 1.00.
- Well-known companies include Apple, Johnson & Johnson, JPMorgan Chase, Amazon, and Exxon Mobil.
S&P 500
- S&P 500 tracks the performance of 500 major U.S. companies, serving as a reliable representation of the stock market.
- S&P 500 futures contract allows traders to trade on the future direction of the index.
- Priced in US dollars, with one lot equivalent to $50 multiplied by the S&P 500 index.
- Minimum tick size of 0.25 index points, allowing movement in increments of 0.25 index points.
- Prominent companies in the S&P 500 index include Visa, Walmart, Berkshire Hathaway, Johnson & Johnson, and Apple.
Why Choose a Commodity Broker in Pakistan Like Enrichers
If you’ve ever watched gold prices spike or oil markets swing and wondered how to actually get in on that movement, you’re not alone. More and more Pakistani investors are turning to commodity trading as a way to diversify beyond traditional stocks and real estate — and that starts with picking the right commodity broker in Pakistan.
Enrichers Private Limited (EPL) is a Corporate Member of the Pakistan Mercantile Exchange (PMEX), regulated by the SECP, which means every trade you place goes through a properly licensed, transparent channel — not some unregulated side-platform promising unrealistic returns.
What Makes a Good PMEX Broker
Not every PMEX broker offers the same experience. Some genuine things worth checking before you commit your money anywhere:
- Are they actually a registered Corporate Member of PMEX, not just an “authorized agent”?
- Do they offer real client support, not just a chatbot that goes quiet after account opening?
- Can you trade both deliverable and cash-settled futures, or are you limited to one?
- Is their margin and risk management policy actually explained clearly, or buried in fine print?
At Enrichers, our Centralized Trading Unit exists specifically so you’re never left guessing mid-trade — you get direct access to people who can walk you through margin calls, contract rollovers, and settlement timing in plain language.
Gold, Silver, and Currency Trading in Pakistan — Why It’s Growing
Precious metals and currency trading in Pakistan have seen a real surge in interest over the past couple of years, and it’s not hard to see why. Gold has repeatedly hit record highs, silver has followed close behind, and with the rupee’s ongoing volatility against major currencies, more Pakistanis are looking at PMEX as a way to hedge, not just speculate.
Whether you’re trading gold and silver futures for portfolio diversification, or currency pairs like EUR/USD to hedge against rupee depreciation, having a broker who actually understands futures trading in Pakistan — not just generic international markets — makes a real difference in how confidently you trade.
Deliverable vs. Cash-Settled Futures — Which Fits You?
One question we hear constantly: “Do I actually need to take physical delivery of gold or oil?” Short answer — no, not unless you want to. Cash-settled futures let you trade purely on price movement, settling everything in cash at contract close. Deliverable futures are better suited to producers, processors, or anyone who genuinely wants physical ownership of the underlying commodity. Most retail traders in Pakistan lean toward cash-settled contracts simply because it’s faster, more flexible, and doesn’t tie up capital in storage or logistics.
Getting Started as a First-Time Commodity Trader in Pakistan
If you’re new to this, you don’t need to jump in with a large sum. Start small, understand how margin works, and lean on your broker’s research and risk management support before scaling up. A good commodity broker doesn’t just execute your orders — they help you understand why a trade makes sense in the first place.
Ready to explore commodity trading in Pakistan with a PMEX-regulated, SECP-compliant broker? Open a PMEX account with Enrichers or reach out to our team to get your questions answered before you commit a single rupee.
Frequently Ask Questions
Enrichers lets you trade PMEX futures with tailored solutions for metals, energy, agriculture, currencies, and US indices. Clients can select between deliverable futures, which require physical delivery at the end of the contract, and cash-settled futures, which are closed in cash without physical delivery.
Deliverable futures let traders take physical delivery of goods, while cash-settled futures let them settle in cash. This makes them great for short-term investors. Enrichers gives both options margin support, risk management, and 24/5 client service to help you make the most of your trading possibilities.
Yes, clients of Enrichers can trade major currency pairings and worldwide US indices like the Nasdaq-100, the Dow Jones, and the S&P 500 through PMEX. Pakistani investors can now opt for diversification by trading in global markets as well as local commodities.
As a full-scale futures broker and corporate member of the Pakistan Mercantile Exchange (PMEX) regulated by the Securities & Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP), Enrichers gives you safe and transparent access to both deliverable and cash-settled commodity futures in Pakistan.
We provide tailored solutions spanning metals, energy, agriculture, currencies and US indices — you can pick between deliverable futures (where physical delivery is required) and cash-settled futures (settled in cash) backed by margin support, risk-management, and a 24/7 centralized trading unit
Deliverable futures allow traders to take physical delivery of underlying commodities; cash-settled futures require no physical delivery and are more flexible for short-term investors. With Enrichers you also get strong risk-management, transparency, and professional support.
Yes — we allow Pakistani clients to trade major currency pairs and global indices such as the NASDAQ‑100, S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average via PMEX, giving you diversified exposure beyond local commodities.