Trading accounts: Standard
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Standard
Our most popular account. Great for all types of traders.
From 0.2 pips
No commission
1:Unlimited
Forex, metals, cryptocurrencies, energies, stocks, indices
0.01
200 (7:00 - 20:59 GMT+0), 60 (21:00 - 6:59 GMT+0)
Unlimited
0%
60%
0%
Market
Available
Standard | |
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Minimum deposit | |
Spread¹ | From 0.2 pips |
Commission | No commission |
Maximum leverage | 1:Unlimited |
Instruments | Forex, metals, cryptocurrencies, energies, stocks, indices |
Minimum lot size | 0.01 |
Maximum lot size | 200 (7:00 - 20:59 GMT+0), 60 (21:00 - 6:59 GMT+0) |
Maximum number of positions | Unlimited |
Hedged margin | 0% |
Margin call | 60% |
Stop out | |
Order execution | Market |
Swap-free | Available |
Frequently asked questions
What is the maximum lot size available for each instrument?
Nighttime trades
The maximum lot sizes available per position for all account types, between 21:00 and 06:59 GMT+0 are as follows:
- The following indices: AUS200m, DE30m, FR40m, STOXX50m, and UK100m – 20 lots
- JP225 – 150 lots
- US500 – 100 lots
- USTEC – 70 lots
- All cryptocurrencies except BTCUSD and ETHUSD – 20 lots
- BTCUSD – 100 lots
- ETHUSD – 200 lots
- The following commodities: UKOIL, USOIL, XNGUSD, XAGUSD, XAGAUD, XAGGBP, XAGEUR, XPDUSD, XPTUSD, XALUSD, XCUUSD, XZNUSD, and XPBUSD – 20 lots
- XAUUSD – 100 lots
- XNIUSD – 10 lots
- The following currency pairs: EURUSD, GBPUSD, and USDJPY – 100 lots
All other instruments, excluding those mentioned, have a maximum nighttime lot size of 60 lots.
Daytime trades
Maximum lot size limitations:
- BTCUSD: 100 lots per position (day and night)
- ETHUSD: 200 lots per position (day and night)
There are no maximum lot size limitations for any other instruments for daytime trades.
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- Spreads may fluctuate and widen due to factors including market volatility, news releases, economic events, when markets open or close, and the type of instruments being traded.