Leverage & Margin
Trade Forex with Leverage 1:100 at Dupoin!
Traders enjoy tight spreads, fast execution, and cutting-edge platforms along with high leverage ratios, depending on their preferences. You can trade 38+ products with leverage 1:100!
What is Leverage and How to Use It?
Leverage is a financial tool that enables traders to gain significantly more exposure in the market with a comparatively small amount of capital.
Trading with leverage in forex means you can amplify your profits if market movements are in your favor. However, you can also lose your capital quickly if the market moves against you.
Deposit (Margin)
Leverage Ratio
Exposure
$1,000
1:100
$100,000
Example of Forex Trading with Leverage
Let's assume you have $1,000 in your wallet and wish to trade in the Forex market. You opened a margin account to trade Forex with a broker.
While you can enter the market with your $1,000 depending on your account type or the broker you work with, you may want to control more than that to make more profit.
Once you've deposited $1,000 on the deposit page, let's assume you can multiply it by using leverage. Now, let's assume you choose a leverage of 1:100. $1,000 x 100 = $100,000. You are now in control of 100 times more than your initial deposit amount.
The $1,000 you deposit to open a position is known as margin.
What is Margin in Forex Trading?
Margin is the amount you deposit to open a position and use leverage. Dupoin requires a fixed margin, in other words, the leverage ratio we offer is 1:100!
Margin Requirement
The amount of money required to open a position.
Account Balance
The total amount in your trading account.
Equity
Often confused with the account balance, equity refers to your balance plus any profits or losses from open positions. If you don't have an open position, your account balance equals equity.
Usable Margin
The money in your account that you can use to open new positions.
Used Margin
The total amount that the broker has locked up to keep your positions open.
Margin Call
A notification you receive from your broker if your capital is depleted below the required margin level.
Trade with Dupoin, choose to Leverage 1:100
Dupoin offers leverage 1:100. It is crucial to have a strong grasp of the concept of leverage trading before using it in your trades.
If you feel confident and ready, it may be the time to open a live account now! Check our account information for maximum leverage.
FAQs
What is a margin call in forex?
Used Margin > Equity = Margin Call
A margin call is a notification your broker sends when your margin level has dropped below a predetermined amount. It warns you about the risk of your positions being liquidated.
To keep your positions open, you may be required to deposit funds into your account upon receiving a margin call.
You can reduce the chance of margin calls by implementing risk management techniques as well as educating yourself on how markets work.
A margin call is a notification your broker sends when your margin level has dropped below a predetermined amount. It warns you about the risk of your positions being liquidated.
To keep your positions open, you may be required to deposit funds into your account upon receiving a margin call.
You can reduce the chance of margin calls by implementing risk management techniques as well as educating yourself on how markets work.
How is margin calculated in forex trading?
Based on Indonesian regulations, all brokers under Indonesian regulation should use fixed margins.
What is leverage ratio?
Leverage ratio refers to the ratio between the borrowed capital and your capital. It allows you to use more capital in your trades but also increases risk.
Are there limits on margin levels?
Yes, Dupoin sets minimum margin levels. If your account funds fall below this level, it may trigger a margin call to reduce risk.
What is the relationship between margin and losses?
Margin is closely related to losses. If your trades incur losses that exceed the margin in your account, you may face additional losses or even account liquidation.
