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Forex
Currency. At pip resolution.
Currency pairs across majors, minors, and exotics. Reference quotes with measurement-window honesty.
- Pairs
- 18a reference selection
- Spread from
- 0.0 pips
- Hours
- 24/5
- Most traded
- EUR/USD
Reference snapshot · 20:00 UTC · refreshes hourly
20:00 UTCNewYork
Major strength · 24h
USD ↑ bid- 1.23%
- 1.14%
- 0.50%
- 0.23%
- 0.05%
- 0.09%
- 1.32%
- 1.50%
Sessions
NewYork closes in 2h- Sydney
- Tokyo
- HongKong
- Frankfurt
- London
- NewYork
Wides
By spreadCarry
By swapWhy forex here
Built for the world's deepest market
Tight pricing, honest fills, and a pricing method you can audit — on the most liquid market there is.
Spreads from 0.0 pips
Raw-tight pricing on the majors, with the full cost shown before you trade — never buried in the fill.
Deep liquidity, honest fills
Aggregated bank and non-bank liquidity for tight, consistent fills — with slippage that can cut both ways, not only against you.
24/5 session coverage
Trade the Sydney–Tokyo–London–New York handover as it moves, from Sunday's open to Friday's close.
An auditable method
Every spread, swap, and roll is documented in the Markets Method — see exactly how each price is built.
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- Majors
- EUR/USDEUR/USD change negative 1.32%1.08047
- GBP/USDGBP/USD change positive 1.14%1.26553
- USD/JPYUSD/JPY change negative 0.50%151.124
- AUD/USDAUD/USD change positive 0.23%0.65742
- USD/CADUSD/CAD change positive 1.50%1.36313
- USD/CHFUSD/CHF change positive 0.09%0.88316
- NZD/USDNZD/USD change positive 1.23%0.60330
- Minors
- EUR/GBPEUR/GBP change positive 0.27%0.85115
- EUR/JPYEUR/JPY change negative 1.02%164.519
- GBP/JPYGBP/JPY change positive 1.44%192.705
- EUR/CHFEUR/CHF change positive 0.75%0.95495
- AUD/JPYAUD/JPY change positive 0.52%99.871
- CAD/JPYCAD/JPY change negative 0.69%111.154
- Exotics
- USD/TRYUSD/TRY change positive 0.76%32.17086
- USD/ZARUSD/ZAR change negative 0.22%18.59621
- USD/MXNUSD/MXN change positive 0.54%17.06385
- USD/SGDUSD/SGD change positive 0.05%1.34837
- USD/HKDUSD/HKD change negative 0.06%7.82506
Indicative · updated 20:00 UTC
Indicative pricing — actual fills may differ from displayed quotes.
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What is a pip
A pip is the smallest standard price increment for a currency pair — 0.0001 on most majors, 0.01 on JPY pairs. Spreads are quoted in pips.
Majors, minors, exotics
Majors pair USD with the other top reserve currencies. Minors are crosses between non-USD majors. Exotics involve emerging-market currencies with wider spreads.
Leverage and margin
Leverage is the ratio of position size to deposit. Margin is the deposit required to hold the position. Both are capped by your account entity — see risk disclosure.
Overnight financing
Holding a position past the daily rollover applies a swap charge or credit based on the interest-rate differential between the two currencies.
Session overlap
Liquidity is deepest when two regional sessions are open at once — most notably London and New York between 13:00 and 17:00 UTC.
Slippage and gaps
Prices can move between order placement and execution, especially around news events and at session opens. Plan stops on volatility, not displayed spread alone.
FAQ·4 questions
How much leverage can I use?
Leverage caps depend on your regulator and account type — retail limits are set by jurisdiction. Your available leverage is shown in the platform before you trade, and it amplifies both gains and losses.
When is the forex market open?
Around the clock from roughly Sunday 22:00 UTC (Sydney) to Friday 22:00 UTC (New York close), spanning the Sydney, Tokyo, London, and New York sessions. Liquidity is deepest during the London–New York overlap.
What is an overnight swap?
A credit or debit applied when you hold a position past the daily roll, reflecting the interest-rate differential between the two currencies. It can be positive or negative, and the Wednesday roll is typically charged triple to cover the weekend.
What's the minimum trade size?
Forex trades in lots: a micro-lot (0.01) is 1,000 units of the base currency, so you can size positions to your account. The exact minimum is shown in the platform.
Example·For illustration only
Sell EUR/USD at 1.0846, target 1.0816 (30 pips) on €200,000 nominal — before commission and overnight financing.
- Direction
- Sell
- Entry
- 1.0846
- Target
- 1.0816
- Pips
- 30
- Size
- €200,000
- Hypothetical P&L
- +$600
Illustration only. Excludes commission and overnight financing; not a forecast or advice.
Open in calculatorsCosts
Three costs, all on the table
Everything you pay to hold a forex position — quoted live on EUR/USD, our reference major.
Reference · EUR/USD
- Spread0.3–0.7 pips
The bid/ask difference — your main cost. Tightest on the majors, wider when liquidity thins.
- Overnight swap-4.7 / 5.6 pts
A credit or debit for holding past the daily roll — long versus short — set by the rate differential between the two currencies.
- CommissionSpread-only
No separate commission on standard accounts — the spread is the cost. Raw-spread accounts price commission per side, entity-specific.
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