About ICC Terminal
ICC Terminal turns public market data that large institutions watch into pages, tools and an app that a retail trader can read in a few minutes. It is run by the ICC Terminal team, a small independent group of traders and developers.
Why we built it
Every Friday the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission publishes who holds what in the futures markets: banks and producers, large speculators such as hedge funds, and small traders. Every evening CME Group publishes the volume and open interest of its futures. Both are free, but they come as long tables of numbers that most traders never open. We wanted one place where a trader in Lahore, Mumbai, Riyadh or Lagos could see, in plain words and in their own time zone, where the large players stand in gold, oil, the major currencies, stock indices and crypto, and how that changed this week.
The name says what we follow: ICC stands for Institutional CFTC and CME flow. ICC Terminal is the main product; ICC Charts is our charting site.
What you find here
- Weekly COT pages: the newest CFTC report for every market we cover, with the net position of large speculators, its change on the week and where it sits in its own range (the COT index).
- CME daily data: volume, open interest and the price change of each session, and a 5-day summary of them.
- Free tools: lot size, pip value, margin, risk / reward, Fibonacci and pivot calculators, an economic calendar built only from official schedules, central bank rates and more.
- Guides and articles that explain how to read this data, written by our team, many of them also in Urdu and Hindi.
- The ICC Terminal app for Android and Windows and the web terminal, with a free view and a paid VIP plan.
Where the data comes from
We only use public, official or licensed sources, and we name them on the pages that use them:
- Commitments of Traders reports: the CFTC (cftc.gov), published every Friday for the Tuesday before.
- Futures volume, open interest and settlements: CME Group's daily reports.
- Interest rates and decision dates: each central bank's own website (Federal Reserve, ECB, Bank of England, Bank of Japan, SNB, RBA, Bank of Canada, RBNZ, State Bank of Pakistan, Reserve Bank of India).
- Economic calendar: the official release schedules of the agencies that publish the data.
- Exchange rates and end-of-day prices: published reference rates and market data feeds, named on each page.
Our software checks each update, but data can be late or wrong at the source. Each page shows the date its numbers belong to. The methodology explains every source and formula, and the team page who writes and checks the pages.
Education, not advice
Nothing on this site or in the app is a recommendation to buy or sell anything. Positioning data shows what large traders hold, not where a price will go. We do not manage money, take trades for anyone or sell signals. Trading forex, commodities, indices and crypto with leverage carries a high risk of losing money; only trade with money you can afford to lose.
How we make money
The COT pages, guides and tools are free. The VIP plan of the app and web terminal is paid; a payment can be refunded in full within 7 days and no plan renews by itself (see the refund policy). Some pages show ads, and a few tool pages carry clearly labelled partner links.
Contact
Email support@iccterminal.trade or use the other ways on the contact page.
ICC Terminal team · updated 11 November 2026