Up to 200 times Leverage

Leverage, one of the greatest advantages of Forex trading, allows you to trade multiples of the usual amount compared to the collateral margin, and accordingly, you can expect larger returns. In our company, we offer up to 200 times leverage for Forex trading, meaning that for example, if you make a 200 times trade with a margin of 10 dollars, you will be able to trade 2000 dollars.

While leverage potentially provides larger profits, it also entails risks. Leveraged trading means that the higher the leverage, the more your account’s asset value will fluctuate even with small movements in the foreign exchange market. In other words, while leverage can provide the potential for large profits with a small amount of capital, it also means you might lose the same amount of money, which must be taken into consideration.

Despite this, our company provides three account types with varying leverage settings so that each customer can choose a leverage setting that suits their investment style.

Assured Zero-Cut guarantee

Trading with leverage presents the potential for large profits, but it also entails the risk of large losses. Indeed, losses can occur during trading, which could potentially result in a negative account balance. However, with our company, you can trade with peace of mind. Thanks to our zero-cut guarantee, even if your balance falls into negative territory, there is no need for additional deposits or margin calls.

The zero-cut guarantee is a system that assures no claims will be made for losses exceeding your deposited margin, regardless of how large the loss. With this zero-cut guarantee, customers can utilize leverage with peace of mind. Especially in trading with high leverage, the market liquidity can unexpectedly surge, and sudden losses may occur. Therefore, a zero-cut guarantee, with no additional margin calls, could be considered indispensable in Forex trading.

Implementation of margin calls and automatic stop losses

A margin call is an urgent notification that occurs when the margin in your account falls below the minimum amount required to maintain your open positions. Automatic stop loss, on the other hand, is a feature that automatically closes your positions to prevent your losses from exceeding your deposited margin. Both margin calls and stop losses are mechanisms to prevent further expansion of your losses.

In our company, we implement a margin call when the margin maintenance ratio falls below 100%, and we automatically execute a stop loss when the margin maintenance ratio falls below 50%.

No change in margin rate during nights and weekends

In our company, the required margin ratio for each tradable asset does not fluctuate throughout the week, nor does it increase during the night or weekends.

fluctuations can still occur due to various events and even slight changes in supply and demand. Therefore, it can be said that it’s generally safer to avoid carrying positions over the weekend.