Leverage and lot-size limits by tier
Your tier sets the ceiling for how much leverage and how large an order you can place on the trading terminal. Higher tier = more room:
| Tier | Max leverage | Max order size | |---|---|---| | Minimum | 1:100 | 1 lot | | Standard | 1:200 | 5 lots | | Trader | 1:500 | 20 lots | | Professional | 1:750 | 50 lots | | Gold | 1:1000 | 100 lots | | Platinum | 1:1500 | 500 lots | | Diamond | 1:2000 | Unlimited | | Sheik | 1:2000 | Unlimited |
Notes:
- The tier value is the maximum you're allowed. A per-client setting can only lower your leverage/lot cap for safety — it can never let you exceed your tier's ceiling.
- "Unlimited" (Diamond and Sheik) means the tier itself imposes no per-order lot cap; a platform-wide safety maximum still applies as the practical upper bound.
- To raise your ceiling, climb to a higher tier by increasing your lifetime deposits.
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