What is leverage

By using leverage, investors can magnify their account holdings. For example, an investor deposits US$1,000 and uses 100 times leverage, and can hold up to US$100K in nominal value products. Since the actual assets are only US$1,000, in order to avoid negative equity in the account, when the account net value is lower than 50% of the occupied margin, the trading system will perform forced liquidation. Using high leverage means higher risk exposure, and potential gains and losses will be magnified proportionally.

NO LEVERAGE TRADING

500X LEVERAGE TRADING

Advantages of Using Leverage

Leverage serves as a potent instrument for traders, enabling them to broaden their presence in financial markets and optimize capital utilization while investing a smaller amount.

Amplifying Market Exposure

Allows you to control a larger position size than your invested capital, amplifying market exposure.

Magnifying Profits

Can be used to make the most of your available capital, potentially maximizing returns.

Accessing Larger Markets

Opens the door to larger markets and assets that might be otherwise inaccessible with limited capital.

How traders might use leverage

Forex/Metal/Oil
Account Equity Leverage Limit
0~999.99 1000
1000~4999.99 800
5000~9999.99 500
10000~20000 200
20000+ 100
Cryptos
Symbols Fixed Leverage
BTCUSD, ETHUSD, LTCUSD 100
BCHUSD, XRPUSD, ADAUSD, EOSUSD, DOTUSD, DOGEUSD, LINKUSD 50
MANAUSD, SANDUSD, MATICUSD, AXSUSD 10
Indices
Symbols Fixed Leverage
US30, US100, US500, UK100, China50, HongKong50, AU200, Japan225 100
Shares
Symbols Fixed Leverage
All Shares 20
Examples

Margin Trading: Traders can use leverage to enter positions larger than their account balance, known as margin trading.

Example 1: With a leverage of 200:1, a trader can control a position worth $200,000 with only $1,000 of their own capital.

Example 2: With a leverage of 500:1, a trader can control a position worth $500,000 with only $1,000 of their own capital.

Important Leverage Information

Elastic leverage policy

Compared to fixed levers, elastic levers are floating. NCE implements flexible maximum leverage rules to satisfy professional investors who wish to use higher leverage under specific conditions. The system adjusts the maximum leverage according to the customer's current net worth level every 30 seconds to one minute.

 

Leverage reduction

It is recommended that investors who require high leverage can withdraw or transfer a certain proportion of funds to another account of the same name once their net worth triggers the leverage reduction standard.

 

Leverage and Trading Profit/Loss

It is easy for novice traders to mistakenly believe that leverage will affect the profit and loss results of trading. In fact, it is the position size and not the leverage that affects the profit and loss. For two accounts using 1000x leverage and 1x leverage, trading the same product and the same lot size, the profit and loss results will be the same.

Negative balance protection

NCE strictly implements the regulatory negative balance protection policy, and investors do not need to repay losses that exceed their own funds. When there is a gap in the market, excessive leverage is more likely to lead to negative equity in the account. If a customer has negative equity twice in the same month, the maximum leverage will be limited to 200, and it will take 30 days to return to normal levels.

 

Abuse of leverage

For illegal traders who place orders that do not meet the daily trading scale before the weekly close and key economic statistics data releasing time, and intend to obtain illegal profits through the negative balance protection policy, the accounts will be disabled. All consequences such as withdrawal delays or even profit cancellation must be borne by the illegal traders themselves.

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