A multiplier (leverage) is a factor that multiplies the trade volume. You can choose how many times to multiply the volume while keeping the amount of your own funds used in the trade the same.
For example, a x100 multiplier means that the funds used for the trade are multiplied by 100. This also means that for a trade volume of $1,000, you only need $10 of your own funds (one hundredth). The remaining amount is provided by the Company.
How multiplying the trade volume affects your trading:
Larger trade volumes can generate profits or losses faster — even with small price movements. This happens because the total price change applies to the entire volume.
The trade volume affects the total commissions and spreads.
Since large volume trades can have a significant spread, this may affect the initial financial result. It’s important to carefully assess the size of spreads and commissions before starting a trade, especially for large-volume operations.
Each instrument has allowed ranges for multipliers. You can find these on the Instrument Specifications page.
The multiplier factor is selected before opening a trade in the "Multiplier" field. If needed, you can also change the multiplier in an open trade.
How to set the multiplier on desktop?
When opening a new trade, select or enter the desired number in the "Multiplier" field.
How to set the multiplier in the mobile app?
When opening a new trade, select or enter the desired number in the "Multiplier" field.
If the amount of your own funds used for the trade is $100 and the multiplier is x200, then the final trade volume will be:
$100 × 200 = $20,000
The amount of your own funds involved is one two-hundredth of the total volume. The remaining portion is provided by us.