PAYDAY Account Leverage
PAYDAY Accounts offer leverage based on the asset class being traded.
The maximum leverage available depends on the market category. This applies to all PAYDAY multiplier options, including 2x, 5x, and 10x accounts.
Leverage Overview
Asset Class | Maximum Leverage |
Forex | 1:20 |
Indices | 1:10 |
Metals | 1:10 |
Crypto | 1:2 |
Maximum PAYDAY Leverage
PAYDAY Accounts have up to 1:20 leverage.
This means the highest available leverage is available on Forex pairs.
Other asset classes have lower leverage limits due to their volatility and risk profile
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Forex Leverage
Forex pairs have leverage of up to 1:20.
This is the highest leverage available on PAYDAY Accounts.
Indices and Metals Leverage
Indices and metals have leverage of up to 1:10.
This applies to instruments such as stock indices and metal products available on the trading platform.
Crypto Leverage
Crypto has leverage of up to 1:2.
Crypto markets can be highly volatile, which is why PAYDAY Accounts apply lower leverage to crypto instruments.
Does Leverage Change Based on the Multiplier?
No.
The leverage remains the same across all PAYDAY multiplier options.
Multiplier | Forex | Indices | Metals | Crypto |
2x | 1:20 | 1:10 | 1:10 | 1:2 |
5x | 1:20 | 1:10 | 1:10 | 1:2 |
10x | 1:20 | 1:10 | 1:10 | 1:2 |
Selecting a higher multiplier does not increase or decrease the leverage available on the account.
Important Notes
Leverage depends on the asset class being traded.
Forex has up to 1:20 leverage.
Indices and metals have up to 1:10 leverage.
Crypto has up to 1:2 leverage.
Leverage is the same for all PAYDAY multiplier options.
Traders must still follow all PAYDAY Account rules, including the 2% trailing max loss limit and the one trade at a time rule.
Using higher position sizes can increase risk and may cause the account to breach the trailing max loss limit faster.