No, but some internet trading software supports both stock and futures trading, such as Oriental Fortune and Straight Flush. Futures and stocks are not the same variety, and generally will not be traded in the same software.

Futures and stocks have different trading rules. Futures use margin trading, T+0 trading and two-way trading, and delivery will be made after the contract expires. T+ 1 trading of stocks can only be one-way trading (buying up), with no investment period and long-term holding.