The definition of Leverage and Margin • OpoForex

Leverage & Margin

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Vol (Lots) Leverage Offered
0 – 5
1000
5.01 – 20
500
20.01 – 50
200
50.01 – 100
100
more than 100
25
Vol (Lots) Leverage Offered
0 – 5
500
5.01 – 30
200
30.01 – 50
100
more than 100
50
Vol (Lots) Leverage Offered
0 – 5
500
5.01 – 50
200
50.01 – 100
100
more than 100
50
Vol (Lots) Leverage Offered
0 – 5
500
5.01 – 10
200
10.01 – 100
100
more than 100
50

About Margin

Margin is the amount of collateral to mitigate any potential losses or risks emerging throughout your trading activities. Margin is measured as a proportion of position size (e.g., 5 percent or 1 percent), and maintaining enough margin is the only real justification for keeping funds in your trading account. On a 1 percent margin, for example, a $1,000,000 position would require a $10,000 deposit.

About Leverage.

Using leverage means you can swap positions in your trading account that are greater than the sum of money, such as 100:1, 500:1, or 1000:1. The leverage sum is represented as a ratio. Your leverage would be equivalent to 500:1 considering you have $1,000 in your trading account and you exchange ticket sizes of 500,000 USD.
Opoforex shall track the leverage ratio applicable to customer accounts at any and all times and retain the right, at its absolute discretion and without notice on a particular scenario basis, to apply changes to and adjust the leverage ratio (i.e., reduce the leverage ratio) and upon each or any customer accounts as considered necessary by Opoforex.