Dynamic Leverage

What is dynamic leverage?

The daily trading volume on the forex (FX) market has grown exponentially in the last decade, due to an increasing number of retail traders entering the market. Financial leverage is an important aspect of FX trading, because it allows investors to enter the market with a relatively small capital. Each trading account has certain leverage defined at the time of creation. However, when entering a trade, the actual leverage may differ because the different symbols can have different leverages. For example, while you may get 1:500 leverage for major currency pairs, brokers offer much lower leverage for highly volatile pairs, Stocks CFDs, natural resources, Metals CFDs, and Cryptos CFDs (1:10 – 1:50). In such cases, account leverage is treated as an upper limit. If the symbol’s leverage is smaller than the account leverage, then the symbol’s leverage will be applied. If the symbol’s leverage is bigger, the account leverage prevails. Leveraged CDFs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money.
Crypto CFDs Margin Requirements
Leverage
Leverage up to
Crypto CFDs
1:10

Professional Margin Requirements

FX CFDs Majors/Minors
Open Lots
Maximum Leverage
0-25
Max 1:500
25-50
Max 1:200
50-75
Max 1:100
75-100
Max 1:50
100+
Max 1:20
Forex CFDs Margin Requirements
Open Lots
Maximum Leverage
0-10
Max 1:100
10-20
Max 1:50
20+
Max 1:20
Energies CFDs Margin Requirements
Open Lots
Maximum Leverage
0-10
Max 1:100
10+
Max 1:50
Metal CFDs Margin Requirements
Open Lots
Maximum Leverage
0-5
Max 1:200
5-10
Max 1:100
10+
Max 1:50
Indices CFDs Margin Requirements
Open Lots
Maximum Leverage
0-75
Max 1:300
75-150
Max 1:200
150-300
Max 1:100
300-500
Max 1:50
500+
Max 1:20
CFDs on Futures Margin Requirements
Open Lots
Maximum Leverage
0 – 100+
Max 1:100
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