What is 0dte options?

0DTE refers to Zero Days to Expiration: the last day of expiration of an options contract. Selling and buying options at zero days to expiration offers uniquely attractive trading opportunities. Most Stocks, ETFs, indexes, and futures contracts are optionable (have options), and all options contracts have an expiration.

How do I trade 0dte options?

Open a trading account - you can trade 0DTE options on our trading platform Zero day to expiry options, known as 0DTE options in short, are option contracts that expire on the same day that they are traded 0DTE options are available for stocks, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and indexes (such as the S&P 500 index)

How many 0dte options are available a month?

Technically, all optionable stocks have 0DTE options available at least once a month. However, the most commonly traded 0DTE options are on the SPX. Stocks that offer monthly options only have 0DTE options once a month, and stocks that offer weekly options as well have them once a week.

Do 0dte options expire every day?

All options can be traded as 0DTE options, but only a few securities offer options which expire every day. By the end of 2022, Cboe offered expiring contracts on every trading day for the following securities: The growing popularity of these instruments may lead to more securities having daily-expiring options made available.