STARTRADER has added SpaceX (SPCX) CFD to its trading platform, making the instrument available on MT5 from 15 June 2026 and on the STARTRADER App from 18 June 2026. The listing comes three days after SpaceX's Nasdaq debut on 12 June, marking one of the fastest turnarounds in the broker's instrument launch history. The move provides traders with access to the stock following the largest initial public offering (IPO) in U.S. market history.

SpaceX's IPO raised $85 billion through the sale of more than 555 million shares at an offer price of $135. The stock closed its first session at $160.95, up 19%, with trading volume exceeding 500 million shares. The scale of investor interest necessitated rapid platform availability for brokers serving active retail traders.

Trading Details

The listing of SPCX CFD is part of STARTRADER's expansion across asset classes. The broker is offering the instrument with specific trading conditions designed for active market participants.

Operational Readiness

Listing a newly public stock at this scale requires coordination across compliance, platform integration, and risk management. STARTRADER's decision to list SPCX CFD within days of the IPO reflects a focus on operational responsiveness. The infrastructure supporting this launch is intended to facilitate future product launches as high-profile technology companies enter the public market.

"When the largest IPO in history enters the public market, demand for timely access can be significant. Listing SPCX CFD within days of its Nasdaq debut reflects our focus on providing timely access to newly available instruments," said Peter Karsten, Chief Executive Officer, STARTRADER.

STARTRADER is a global multi-asset broker regulated and licensed through entities across five jurisdictions, including the CMA, ASIC, FSCA, FSA, and FSC. The broker provides access to global markets through platforms such as MetaTrader, STAR-APP, and STAR-COPY.

SpaceX’s Starlink satellite internet service will equip more than 500 American Airlines Group Inc. Airbus narrowbody aircraft with high-speed connectivity starting in 2027. The deal, confirmed by Elon Musk on June 23, 2026, aims to deliver low-latency Wi-Fi for streaming, gaming, and gate-to-gate connectivity, positioning the carrier competitively against rivals upgrading in-flight internet offerings.

Starlink Deployment Details

American Airlines announced the agreement in May, specifying that installations would begin in early 2027. The partnership focuses exclusively on the carrier's Airbus SE narrowbody fleet, leaving Boeing aircraft to continue using existing legacy Wi-Fi providers. The airline confirmed that Starlink Wi-Fi will be offered at no additional charge to members of its AAdvantage loyalty program, similar to its current free Wi-Fi offering through a partnership with AT&T Inc.

Competitive Landscape

The agreement intensifies the competition among major U.S. carriers for superior in-flight connectivity. American Airlines reportedly evaluated Starlink and Amazon.com Inc.’s Project Kuiper before selecting SpaceX. Rivals including Delta Air Lines Inc., United Airlines Holdings Inc., Southwest Airlines Co., and Alaska Air Group Inc. have also secured agreements for satellite-based internet services. Delta Air Lines plans to deploy Amazon’s Leo network on 500 aircraft starting in 2028.

Financial Impact on SpaceX

Starlink serves as the primary economic engine for SpaceX, generating roughly 61% to 69% of total sales. The unit produced $11.39 billion in revenue last year, making it the company’s largest and most profitable division. Musk has projected that Starlink could eventually carry the majority of global internet traffic as satellite capacity expands.

Key Financial Metrics

SpaceX, which recently completed its initial public offering, is scheduled to report its first earnings as a publicly traded company on August 17, covering the second quarter of 2026.