Trading Conditions
We only provide floating spreads, meaning the spread is not fixed and will change according to real market conditions.
This approach allows us to offer fully transparent pricing and the tightest spreads possible without charging any extra commission. We directly pass the best bid and ask prices we receive from our liquidity providers, so the spread you see reflects real-time market availability.
We prefer floating spreads over fixed spreads because they are usually lower on average. However, it’s important to note that spreads can widen during certain periods, such as market opening, rollover time (server time), major news announcements, or times of high market volatility.
Slippage is the small difference between the expected and actual execution price, which can occur due to low liquidity, other orders filling the price, or market gaps. It is a normal trading risk, as exact price execution cannot always be guaranteed. However, our system executes orders at the next best available price when slippage occurs. Slippage can be either positive or negative, and it is a natural market factor that we cannot control.
You will not lose more than the amount you have deposited. If your account balance becomes negative due to market fluctuations, our Negative Balance Protection will automatically reset it to zero.
Our priority is to provide a secure trading experience. That is why we have a risk management system in place to ensure you cannot lose more than the funds you have deposited.
If your account balance becomes negative due to Stop Out or market volatility, the system will automatically adjust your balance by covering the negative amount and restoring it back to zero. This guarantees that your maximum risk is limited strictly to your deposited funds.
Our clients are free to apply a wide range of trading strategies, except for arbitrage and High-Frequency Trading (HFT). This includes, but is not limited to, scalping, hedging, news trading, martingale strategies, and the use of Expert Advisors (EAs).
Yes, hedging, scalping, and similar trading strategies are permitted, provided all orders are executed in accordance with our Customer Agreement. However, please note that arbitrage trading and High-Frequency Trading (HFT) are not allowed.