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Leverage lets you open a position larger than the money you put in. With 10× leverage, $100 of margin controls a $1,000 position — so every price move counts ten times, for profit and for loss. You can pick anything from 1× to 100×.

No. You trade the price movement: open a Long if you think the price will rise, or a Short if you think it will fall. Your result is the difference between the entry and exit price.

Over 200 markets from one balance: crypto around the clock, plus stocks, forex pairs, commodities like gold and oil, and major indices during their market hours.

Stocks, indices and some commodities follow exchange hours. While a market is closed you can't open or close positions on it — open positions stay as they are and trading resumes when the market reopens.

If the price moves against you and your loss reaches the margin of a position, the position is closed automatically so you never lose more than that margin. The liquidation price is shown before you open a trade.

They close your position automatically at a price you choose: Take Profit locks in a gain, Stop Loss limits a loss. You can set them when opening a trade or add them later from your positions.

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