Available Assets & How Far Back the Data Goes

FX Replay Help CenterUpdated October 28, 2026

See which markets you can backtest on FX Replay, how far back the data goes, which plan includes which assets, and which brokers and exchanges the data comes from.

FX Replay gives you real historical data across more than 300 assets, so you can backtest the markets you trade. Here's what's available and how far back the data goes.

Markets you can backtest

Market Examples Broker / exchange Data from
Forex EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY OANDA, Dukascopy, Pepperstone 2003 onwards for most major pairs
Indices US30, US NAS 100, UK 100 OANDA, Dukascopy, Pepperstone 2003 onwards
Metals Gold, Silver OANDA, Dukascopy, Pepperstone 2003 onwards
Bonds US 10Y T-Note, Germany 10Y Bund OANDA 2003 onwards
Energy WTI and Brent crude, Natural gas OANDA, Dukascopy, Pepperstone 2006 onwards
Stocks AAPL, NVDA, TSLA NASDAQ, NYSE 2007 onwards
Crypto BTC, ETH, SOL Binance, Bybit, Coinbase, Kraken and more 2011 onwards (varies by exchange)
Futures NQ, ES, YM, GC, CL CME 2012 onwards
Agricultural Cocoa, Soybeans Dukascopy 2017 onwards

Start dates vary by asset. Data runs up to the most recent days.


Check a specific asset or broker

Our Markets page lists every asset with its broker or exchange, plan availability, timeframes, trading session and exact start date. It's always up to date, so check it before you choose a plan.

  1. Open the Markets page.
  2. Filter by market, broker and plan.
  3. Can't find the asset for the broker you use? It isn't offered yet. Click Request asset next to the Assets field when you create a session.

When you create a session, the earliest (Min) and latest (Max) dates for your selected assets are also shown under Session period.


Which plan includes which assets

  • All plans: Forex, index markets (such as US30 and US NAS 100), metals, energy, bonds, agricultural, a selection of crypto and a few major stocks.
  • Intermediate: adds more US stocks.
  • Pro: adds all futures, all stocks, crypto pairs from exchanges such as Binance, Bybit and Coinbase, and seconds timeframes.

Index markets and index futures are different. Index markets such as US30 and US NAS 100 come from OANDA, Dukascopy and Pepperstone and are on all plans. Index futures such as YM, NQ and ES come from CME and need the Pro plan.

See Plans & Pricing Compared for the full plan comparison.


Timeframes

  • Every asset can be replayed from 1 minute up to monthly charts, and you can trade on 1-minute charts as far back as an asset's data goes.
  • Seconds timeframes are available on the Pro plan for supported assets, including many forex, crypto and bond assets and all futures. The Markets page shows which ones.

Futures use real traded volume reported by the exchange, not tick volume.


Why prices can differ between brokers

The same forex pair can show slightly different prices from different brokers, for example OANDA and Dukascopy, especially on lower timeframes. That's normal: forex has no central exchange, so each broker has its own price feed. See Why Prices May Look Different from Your Broker.


Frequently Asked Questions

It may not be included in your plan. Check the Markets page. If it isn't offered at all, click Request asset when you create a session.

Each asset has its own data history. The earliest date for your selected assets is shown under Session period as Min.

Some pairs are available from more than one broker, for example OANDA and Dukascopy. Each has its own price feed and data history.

Yes. Click Request asset next to the Assets field when you create a session.

Check the Markets page and filter by your broker. If the asset isn't listed for that broker, it isn't offered yet, and you can click Request asset when you create a session.

Index markets such as US30 and US NAS 100 are available on all plans. Index futures such as YM, NQ and ES are CME futures and need the Pro plan.

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