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Amplify your market exposure with leverage — control positions much larger than your deposit and multiply potential returns.
Margin is the deposit required to open a leveraged position. Instead of paying the full value of a trade, you put up a fraction — called the margin — and the broker covers the rest. This lets you control much larger positions with a smaller amount of capital.
Our professional traders use margin strategically, with strict stop-loss risk controls, to generate consistent daily returns on your capital — without exposing you to the complexity of managing leverage yourself.
Trade size is measured in lots. The bigger the lot, the larger the position — and the margin required.
Full-size position. Used by institutions and advanced traders.
10% of a standard lot. Popular with intermediate traders.
Ideal for beginners managing risk carefully.
Smallest position. Perfect for strategy testing.
Everything you need to know before trading on margin.
The minimum deposit needed to open and maintain a leveraged position.
The total margin currently locked in your open positions.
Equity minus used margin — the capital available to open new trades.
A warning when your free margin falls below the broker's minimum threshold.
Automatic closure of positions when margin falls to a critical level to protect your balance.
Equity ÷ Used Margin × 100. A healthy level is typically above 100%.
Our risk-managed traders handle margin positions on your behalf — consistent returns without the complexity.