GTCFX utilizes a dynamic leverage model across various financial instruments, including FX majors, FX minors, metals, indices, commodities, stocks/shares, energy, and Digital Currency Assets, to help you maximize your trading potential.
Open Live AccountDynamic leverage at GTCFX automatically adjusts based on your trading positions. This model is applied per instrument, meaning your leverage decreases as your trading volume increases. This approach enables you to optimize your trading potential.
No matter the size of your trading capital, we're increasing your investment power by offering dynamic leverage, up to an outstanding 1:2000.
These dynamic leverage tiers ensure you have the flexibility to scale your trades while controlling the risk exposure.
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This applies to all other trading instruments according to the dynamic leverage tiers mentioned above
Open Live AccountThe following fixed leverage rules apply to all trades during specified market conditions:
Every trading day:
23:30 – 00:15 (Server Time)
From Monday night to Friday night
During this short time window, leverage is automatically reduced.
Lower leverage means more margin is required to hold the same trade size.
However, because margin requirements temporarily increase, your margin level (%) may fall.
If your margin level reaches the stop-out level, the platform will automatically close positions according to normal platform risk rules.
After the HMR period ends, margin requirements automatically return to normal.
During specific market risk periods (daily rollover and major economic announcements), the platform temporarily increases the margin required to open new trades.
How does tiered leverage work?
Tiered leverage reduces the leverage ratio as the size of the trade increases. For example, a small position might have a leverage of 1:500, but as the position size grows, the leverage might drop to 1:200, 1:100, or even lower, requiring more margin to maintain the trade.
Can tiered leverage affect my trading strategy?
Is tiered leverage the same for all assets?
What happens if I can't meet the margin requirements due to tiered leverage?
Is tiered leverage applied automatically?
How can I calculate the margin required with tiered leverage?
What is High Margin Requirement (HMR)?
HMR is a temporary increase in the margin required to open new trades during periods of elevated market risk such as daily rollover and major economic announcements.
It is a protective risk-management mechanism.
Why does my margin level drop even if price did not move?
Will my trade be closed because of HMR?
Are existing trades affected?
Does HMR widen spreads?
Does HMR apply to all instruments?
Why is Gold affected the most?
How long does HMR last?
Can I avoid HMR?
Is this common in the industry?
Why wasn’t I notified individually?
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Investing in derivative products carries significant risks and may not be suitable for all investors. The use of leverage in these instruments can increase both the level of risk and potential for losses. Before making any decision to engage in foreign exchange trading or Contracts for Difference (CFDs), it is essential to carefully consider your investment objectives, level of experience, and risk tolerance. You should only invest funds that you can afford to lose. We strongly encourage you to educate yourself thoroughly on the associated risks and, if you have any questions, seek advice from an independent financial or tax advisor.
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