Leverage and
margin explained

Amplify your trading results with leverage.

EuroTrader offers leverage up to 1:1000 and competitive margin requirements.

What is Leverage?

Leverage allows you to open much larger positions than your account balance would normally allow by borrowing from your broker. For example, 1:100 leverage means your broker provides capital up to 100 times your margin deposit.


This amplifies both gains and losses on your trades. While leverage increases risks, it provides flexibility to trade the positions you want.

Margin Requirements:

Margin is the amount of capital required in your account to open a leveraged position. For example, 1:100 leverage, the margin requirement is generally 1% of the position size.


We offer leverage up to 1:1000. Take advantage of our lower initial margin rates to put your capital to work more efficiently.

Responsible Trading:

While leverage provides more trading flexibility, risks are also increased. Monitor your equity closely and actively manage your trading. Never risk more capital than you can afford to lose.
Questions? Contact our support team if you have any questions on order execution, slippage, or our trading platforms in general.
 We’re happy to assist.

Leverage Information

Please read the below information regarding the maximum leverage 
offered to Retail Clients for Eurotrade International Limited.

Financial Instruments

Max Leverage

Forex Majors

1:1000

Forex Minors

1:1000

Forex Exotics

1:500

Spot Metals

1:500

Spot Indices

1:200

Energy Commodities

1:200

Stocks

1:20

Cryptos

1:20

Dynamic Leverage

Eurotrader uses a dynamic leverage model for the asset groups listed below on the Eurotrader MT4 and MT5 platforms which automatically adapts to the clients’ trading positions. As the volume per Instrument increases, the maximum leverage offered decreases accordingly.


Please click here for more dynamic leverage information.

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