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한국어Before you trade,
understand the environment.
Spreads, leverage, margin rules and trading sessions define the cost and risk boundaries of every trade. Before placing an order, understand how they work.
Trading conditions at a glance.
Both accounts share the same rules framework; the main differences are denomination and maximum leverage. Switch account type to see the differences.
Spread
FloatingVaries with market conditions, liquidity, volatility and trading session, and may widen. The website does not publish fixed spreads.
Commission
Not publishedThe website does not currently publish a commission schedule. Check the actual trading costs in MT5 before placing an order.
Leverage
Up to 1:500Standard account · USD-denominated. Leverage and product availability are subject to product, client eligibility and jurisdictional restrictions, and changes can be requested in the Client Portal.
Order type
Market · Limit · Stop · Trailing stopMT5 supports market orders, limit orders, stop orders / pending orders and trailing stops. Representative instruments use Market Execution.
Swap
Wed ×3Overnight positions are calculated according to the MT5 instrument specifications, with triple swap charged on Wednesday. Specific values are governed by the product specifications.
Trading session
24/5Varies by instrument: forex, precious metals, indices and energy each have their own sessions. Governed by the Product Specifications.
Execution model: STP. Margin Call 50%, Stop Out 30%, the same for both accounts. Contract sizes, trading sessions, stop distances and similar are governed by the Product Specifications.
Margin calculator.
Enter a position and equity to estimate required margin and margin level. Results sync to the 3D gauge in the hero.
- Equity at which a Margin Call is triggered (50%)
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- Equity at which Stop Out is triggered (30%)
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- Floating loss you can absorb before the Margin Call level
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Calculations are illustrative only; MT5 prevails. Formula: Required margin = Lots × Contract size × Price ÷ Leverage (EURUSD converted EUR→USD); Margin level = Equity ÷ Used margin × 100%. Prices are illustrative, not live. Cent account amounts are shown in US cents (USC) using the same formula for illustration; actual contract sizes and leverage for some instruments are governed by the MT5 instrument specifications.
Why spreads change.
The spread is the difference between the bid and ask. With many participants and ample liquidity, quotes are usually tighter; in thin markets, near the close or around major data releases, spreads may widen noticeably.
Leverage and margin rules.
Margin level = Equity ÷ Used margin × 100%. It is the core indicator of account risk, and the rules below are all based on it.
50% Margin Call
When the margin level falls to 50%, the system issues a warning. Consider adding funds or reducing positions at this point to avoid a further decline.
30% Stop Out
When the margin level falls to 30%, the system starts closing positions from the position with the largest loss until the margin level is back above 30%.
Withdrawing with open positions
After withdrawal, the margin level must be at least 150% on weekdays and 400% on weekends. Example: with used margin of 1,000 USD, equity after a withdrawal must be at least 1,500 USD on weekdays and 4,000 USD on weekends.
Negative balance protection
Accounts have negative balance protection. Client funds are held in segregated accounts.
- EURUSDBuy−120.00
- XAUUSDSell−310.00
- GBPUSDBuy+45.00
Margin level 28.3%, below the 30% Stop Out level.
Know the conditions, then start trading.
Spreads, commissions, contract sizes, margin, swaps and trading sessions are governed by the MT5 instrument specifications and the Product Specifications. CFDs and leveraged trading carry high risk; leverage magnifies both gains and losses.
* Leverage and product availability are subject to product, client eligibility and jurisdictional restrictions.