Is there a list of non-U.S. futures a U.S. resident can trade?

MANAGE TRADING PERMISSIONS

Only U.S. legal residents who have a U.S. address can trade U.S. Mutual Funds…

U.S. residents are not allowed to trade non-U.S. ETFs as they may not be registered for sale in the United States. The rule applies to all U.S. persons. The only way to find out if a security is registered for sale in the U.S. is to read the prospectus or call the provider. If you enter a trade in in a non-U.S. ETF, and the trade is prohibited, you will see a message informing you that the trade cannot be processed…

Under SEC Regulation S, investors resident in the U.S. are restricted from trading this product unless they are Qualified Institutional Buyers ("QIB"). The restriction does not apply to investors resident outside the U.S…

For accounts contracted by the triparty agreement and carried by IBLLC in the US the account is authorized to trade both securities products and commodities/futures products and therefore consists of two underlying accounts or account segments: a securities account ("IBKR securities") governed by rules of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and a futures account ("IBKR futures") governed by rules of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC)…