Flexible Conditions, Tailored to You
Choose from account types built around your trading strategy, your experience and what you want the position to do.
Margin required
1.00 lot EUR/USD- 1:100$1,084.12
- 1:200$542.06
- 1:500$216.82
*Illustrative. Margin is shown for one standard lot at an indicative price and moves with the market. Your maximum leverage depends on the legal entity you are onboarded to, your jurisdiction and your client classification.
Conditions That Move With You
Leverage Up to 1:500, Adjustable
Tiers move with your account type, the instrument you are trading and the jurisdiction you are onboarded to. Run it high or run it conservative: where the ceiling sits is your call, not a house default.
Risk and Margin, Live
Watch exposure as it moves. Set your own alerts, track margin level across every open position, and meet a margin call before it arrives rather than after.
Trade Your Strategy, Not Ours
Scale position size to the move you are trading. Costs, execution and conditions are set around how you trade, rather than a single book everyone is fitted into.
No Overnight Surprises
Margin conditions hold. We do not raise requirements over a weekend or overnight without telling you first, and bespoke terms can be agreed separately where a strategy needs them.
Where the Price Comes From, and How Fast You Get It
Two things decide what a trade actually costs you, and neither of them is on the table below: how much liquidity is sitting behind the quote, and how long your order takes to reach it.
Liquidity, and What It Does to a Spread
The ECN account passes liquidity pricing straight through, which is why its spreads start tighter and more of the cost moves into commission; Core wraps the same access into the spread instead. What liquidity does to a quote is widen it when there is less of it about, and the moments that happens are predictable: the daily rollover, the minutes around a data release, the first ticks of a session. The figures below are the normal-conditions version, not a promise about the sixty seconds after a payroll print.
Execution, in Milliseconds
Orders are filled in milliseconds, and the part of that you can feel is usually not the matching: it is the distance between your terminal and the server, which is what a VPS exists to shorten. MT5 fills a market order at the price available when the order arrives, so slippage runs in both directions: in fast conditions you can be filled better than you asked as well as worse.
*Fills depend on the liquidity available at the moment an order reaches the server. Slippage can move a fill in either direction, and no execution speed or fill price is guaranteed.
Conditions Across Every Asset Class
The same rails, whichever account you open.
| Asset class | Instruments | From spreads* | Max leverage | Trading hours |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FX | Majors, Minors, Exotics | 0.4 pips | 1:500 | Sun 22:00 to Fri 22:00 UTC |
| Metals | Gold, Silver, Platinum + More | 0.4 | 1:200 | Sun 23:00 to Fri 22:00 UTC |
| Indices | US30, US500, NAS100 + More | 1.5 points | 1:100 | Exchange Hours |
| Energies | USOIL, UKOIL + More | 1.7 points | 1:100 | Exchange Hours |
| Crypto | BTCUSD and Majors | 29.00 | 1:10 | 24/7 |
*Spreads are indicative, quoted on the Core account under normal market conditions, and vary with liquidity and volatility. Maximum leverage depends on the legal entity you are onboarded to, your jurisdiction and your client classification.
*Trading hours are shown in UTC and shift with daylight saving in the market that sets them, so a session can open and close an hour earlier or later for part of the year. Exchange holidays close or shorten sessions, and not every instrument in a class keeps the same calendar. The contract specification for each instrument in MT5 carries the current times and is the schedule that applies.
Create Your Account
Account opening happens in the client area, and takes a couple of minutes.
*Opening an account finishes in the secure client area, where these details carry across. Already registered? Sign in, or talk to us first.
CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 73% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs. You should consider whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.