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Market Intelligence
Follow the feeds you trust. Freeport tracks X, Substack, media, plus hedge fund, politician, and insider filings.
Follow the feeds you trust. Freeport tracks X, Substack, media, plus hedge fund, politician, and insider filings.
AI connects your sources into themes, then pings you on upcoming catalysts and notable events.
Trade 24/7 with 50x leverage, instant settlement, and execution routed to the exchange with the best pricing.
Tap into pre-IPO exposure, private credit, catastrophe bonds, and other formerly institutional markets.
Yes. Your funds are protected by Privy, a Stripe company, so they sit behind the security of one of the world's largest payment providers. You sign in with Apple or Google, and only you can approve a transaction, so moving your money would mean breaking into your Apple or Google account and Privy's systems at the same time.
You do. Freeport is self-custodial, so your assets live in a wallet only you control, never on Freeport's books. Their safety does not depend on Freeport staying in business: even if the company vanished tomorrow, your funds would still be yours and withdrawable. There is no seed phrase to write down. You just sign in with Apple or Google.
Anytime. Because your assets are genuinely yours, you can withdraw them to an outside wallet whenever you want, with no lock-ups, no waiting periods, and no approval needed. The freedom to walk away with your funds is the whole point of self-custody.
Fund your account in seconds with Apple Pay, Google Pay, a debit or credit card, a bank transfer, or by sending stablecoins. There is no minimum to begin, so you can start with as little as you like.
No. If you can use a banking app, you can use Freeport. You sign in with Apple or Google, add money with a card, and trade, while the blockchain rails that make it fast and global run quietly in the background. There are no wallets to set up and no jargon to learn.
Stocks, crypto, and perpetual futures on stocks, indices, commodities, currencies, and crypto, plus pre-IPO exposure to private companies, all from one account and nearly around the clock.
Yes. Freeport is a real, venture-backed company, backed by Y Combinator, Alliance, and Informed Ventures, and thousands of people already trade on it. We are not a bank or a registered broker, and we lay out exactly how the product works, and where the real risks are, in our research.
You can start trading without handing over your ID; signing in with Apple or Google is enough to begin. Some funding methods, such as card and bank deposits, run through regulated partners that may ask for verification, but the core experience does not require it.
Yes, like any market. Prices move against you, and leverage magnifies both gains and losses, so a leveraged position can be wiped out on a sharp move. Freeport is built to help you decide well, not to promise you will win, so never trade more than you can afford to lose.
No. Freeport surfaces market context and structured analysis: it shows you what happened and what is connected, but it never picks trades or predicts outcomes. Every decision is yours.
There are no platform fees on basic swaps, and no account, deposit, or maintenance fees. For perpetuals, every Freeport trade routes through one shared account that sits at the very top of the exchange's fee tier, a level almost no individual could reach, and we pass that rate through to you. The full breakdown is in how Freeport works.
You can get exposure to private companies like SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic before they list, in two ways: a token backed one-to-one by real shares held in a vehicle, for buy-and-hold, or a perp on the company's implied valuation, for trading either direction.
A pre-IPO perp tracks a private company's implied valuation, estimated from recent secondary-market transactions and updated regularly. You can go long or short with capped leverage, and because private valuations move in jumps, the leverage limits are set lower than on public markets.
A tokenized stock is a token backed one-to-one by a real share held by a regulated custodian. It tracks the share's price and lets you trade it on-chain, nearly 24/7, in fractional sizes, right alongside everything else in your account.
A perpetual future lets you take a position on an asset's price, long or short, with leverage and no expiry date. A small recurring payment between traders, called funding, keeps its price tracking the real market. We explain it from scratch in What Is a Perpetual Future?
A stablecoin is a digital dollar: one token is always worth one US dollar, backed by reserves. Freeport uses stablecoins to settle your trades instantly, around the clock, without waiting on a bank.
Yield comes from the strategy behind a yield-bearing stablecoin, such as short-term US Treasuries or on-chain lending, not from Freeport. Rates can beat a bank because there is no middleman taking a cut, but the yield carries the risk of the protocol producing it, which we disclose.