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Based on my assessment of tobu-sec as an experienced trader, I want to clarify that, according to the most recent, regulator-sourced information, tobu-sec does not list indices such as the US100 (NASDAQ 100) among its supported trading products. The broker is primarily focused on traditional securities markets in Japan, including domestic and international stocks, bonds, investment trusts, and certain derivatives like futures and options. However, when examining their offering in detail, there is no mention of access to major global indices for spot or CFD trading. When I review a broker, especially one regulated under the Japanese Financial Services Agency (FSA) like tobu-sec, I put significant emphasis on transparency and the specific products listed in their official material. While tobu-sec openly lists its commission structures for stocks, bonds, and options—and these costs are relatively clearly described—I did not find any structure or commission information linked to index products. Furthermore, there is no stated availability of CFD or spot index trading on their platform, nor are there references to electronic trading platforms common for accessing products like the US100. For those seeking to trade indices through tobu-sec, based on my experience and the data at hand, I would recommend extreme caution and suggest direct inquiry with the broker before making any funding or trading decisions, as indices including the US100 do not currently appear to be available. As always, potential users should closely review official documentation and risk disclosures before proceeding with any broker, especially in areas where product availability or cost structures are not fully transparent.