Goat Funded Futures Market Data: CME and COMEX Access With AUDIT
Understand Goat Funded Futures L1 data, CME bundle access, DxFeed exchange activation and subscriber status. Includes the AUDIT 50% base-account offer.
Yash R.
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Quick answer
A supported platform and an active exchange feed are different requirements on Goat Funded Futures. If an instrument does not load, check the exchange subscription before assuming the account cannot trade it. CQG and DxFeed have different included-data arrangements. AUDIT is the recorded 50% discount on account base purchase fees.
Coupon verification recorded on 13 October 2026. Code: AUDIT. Listed offer: 50% off all Goat Funded Futures account base purchase fees. Verification covers the code and advertised offer in Prop Firm Audit's current active coupon record.
Match the instrument to its exchange
The official GFF market-data guide describes included top-of-book data. The supported-instruments guide distinguishes exchange availability from the feed chosen.
| Example product | Exchange family to check |
|---|---|
| ES and NQ equity-index futures | CME |
| GC and SI metals futures | COMEX |
| CL energy futures | NYMEX |
| ZB Treasury futures | CBOT |
A platform displaying ES does not prove it already has the feed required for gold. The symbol list and live subscription need to match the product.
Understand the included data arrangement
GFF describes the full CME bundle at top-of-book level for Tradovate/CQG. DxFeed initially includes CME instruments; support can enable additional exchanges such as COMEX.
Use the documented support route for an absent exchange rather than purchasing an unrelated subscription on the assumption it is required. Include your account ID, platform, feed provider and the exact symbol that fails to load.
The guide describes Level 1 coverage and says Level 2 is not currently provided. A depth-of-market ladder requiring deeper data is a different need from a current best bid and ask.
Check subscriber classification accurately
The official policy says its account/data provision is for non-professional subscribers. It lists conditions concerning individual use and professional registration or employment.
Select the classification that truthfully describes your situation. Do not select a label solely to obtain access. If you accidentally chose the wrong status or do not know which definition applies, resolve it with support using the exchange definition.
Platform access, subscriber status and country restrictions should all be settled before trading. Changing the data provider after purchase is not described as an available solution.
A practical missing-data checklist
- Confirm the correct GFF simulation account is selected.
- Record the full instrument and contract month.
- Identify the instrument's exchange.
- Check whether data is real time or delayed.
- Compare the exchange with your feed's included coverage.
- Ask support to enable the documented exchange if needed.
- Confirm the quote is current before submitting an order.
A chart with historical candles can look complete while its newest quote is delayed. Compare timestamps and the platform's data status rather than relying on chart appearance.
Also separate analysis symbols from executable contract months. The contract-rollover guide explains that distinction.
What the AUDIT offer changes
The coupon reduces the purchase base fee. It does not change subscriber classification, create Level 2 coverage or override exchange availability.
For the EOD $50K account, the official model guide publishes a $138 regular reference. AUDIT at 50% gives a calculated $69 base fee.
Select the plan and correct feed on Goat Funded Futures, enter AUDIT before payment and keep the itemized order. The coupon page records the offer, and the firm review gives the wider platform context.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
No. GFF documents different included exchange coverage by feed. DxFeed users can request additional exchanges through support.
Gold futures are associated with COMEX. Check that exchange's coverage on your selected feed.
No. The record is a base purchase-fee offer, not a change to market-data entitlement.
The AUDIT code and listed 50% base-account offer were checked against the current PFA record on 13 October 2026.