Swap rates, also known as rollover rates, are the interest rate differentials paid or charged to a trader when they hold any spot instrument position open overnight.
A technique that allows traders to gain a larger exposure to the market than the amount they deposited to open a trade. It’s like using borrowed capital for trading, increasing your buying power. For example, with a 1:400 leverage, for every $1 of your capital, you get $400 in trading power.
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Margin is calculated using a blended, tiered system. Each portion of your open position is charged at the rate for its tier. Your total margin required is the sum of the margin required for each segment.
When your position size moves into a new tier, only the additional lots in that tier are charged the higher margin rate. Your existing positions in lower tiers remain at their original margin rates.
Yes! The blended margin approach means you always benefit from the lowest available margin on the first portion of your trades.
Yes. Our trading platform will automatically show you the required margin based on your planned position size, applying the blended calculation.
Yes, but the margin and leverage tiers vary by instrument category (see tables above).
If your available margin is too low after opening a position or increasing your trade size, you may be subject to a margin call or stop-out, as per our Margin Policy.
