FAQ

Dynamic leverage adjusts in real-time based on the size of your open positions. The maximum leverage available is 1:1000, depending on the instrument and position size.

On the MT5 platform, if you select a lower leverage than the maximum (1:1000), then the margin requirements will increase proportionally.

For example:

• If your leverage is set to 1:500, the margin requirements will be doubled compared to those with 1:1000 leverage.

• If your leverage is set to 1:100, the margin requirements will increase ten times compared to those with 1:1000 leverage.

These adjustments help keep your risk management consistent, no matter what leverage you choose.

Examples based on 1:500 account leverage:

• For instruments with dynamic leverage:

If you buy 2 contracts of XAUUSD, then your required margin will be calculated as follows:

1 100 2355 / 500 + 1 100 2355 / 250 = $471 + $942 = $1,413

• For instruments with static leverage:

If you buy 1 contract of XAGUSD, then your required margin will be calculated as follows:

• 1 5000 30 / 62.5 = $2,400

Note: The examples above apply to the MT5, Tickmill Trader and TradingView platforms.