Trading rules

Trading rules

Margin requirements - only $50 per lot of base currency:

Minimum size per lot is 10 000 of base currency:

USD/CHF	10,000 USD
USD/JPY	10,000 USD
GBP/USD	10,000 GBP
EUR/USD	10,000 EURO
GBP/JPY	10,000 GBP
EUR/JPY	10,000 EURO
EUR/GBP	10,000 EURO
AUD/USD	10,000 AUD
USD/CAD	10,000 USD

Minimum size per lot means that you can trade multiple contracts minimum 10,000 units per lot using only $50 on your account.

Example: when you see the market prices for USD/CHF is: 1.7500/05, it means that you can sell 10,000 USD for 17.500 CHF or can buy 10,000 USD for 17.505 CHF.

It does't matter what action you will do first: buy or sell currency, this action will be identified as opening market position. As soon as the trade is opened and the price is fixed, you are in the market. Your current unrealized profit/loss will depend on further price changes. You can, at any time, close you market position and fix your net profit/loss, but you have to open an opposite trade, in other words - if you bought, you have to sell and if you sold, you have to buy the same value of currency. The difference between opened and closed prices will be your net profit or loss.

To be in the market with an opened trade, we require for you to have at least 0,5% margin on your trading account.

It means that if you have one lot ($10,000) opened in the market, you need to have at least $50 margin on your account. Otherwise, all your opened trades will be automatically closed.

To open an individual trading account we require - $100 of initial deposit.

You pay no commission per lot.

When you carry over your opened position to next trading day (09:00GMT), we will pay you Swap in points our you'll pay swap depending on currency and side (buy or sell).

Usually, you pay nothing when you open and close all trades inside of one trading day (from 09:00PM GMT till 8:59PM GMT ), but if you decide not close the trade till the end of the trading day (8:59PM GMT) you will pay or get Swap points per lot. Table of swap points you can see here.