Market (Multipliers)

Timed contracts (Rise, Fall, Touch, digits, and so on) have a fixed stake, a set duration, and settle automatically as a win or loss.

Market positions are open-ended. Profit and loss move with every tick while the trade is open. You manage the exit yourself. Margin is locked when you open the trade; your wallet balance reflects unrealised P/L as price moves.

• Side — Buy if you expect the index to rise; Sell if you expect it to fall.
• Amount — Notional size in USD (your exposure on the index, not share count).
• Leverage — Presets 1×, 2×, 5×, 10× or a custom value up to 10×. Higher leverage lowers required margin but does not multiply P/L.
• Stop loss / Take profit — Optional prices that close the position automatically.

Required margin is approximately notional ÷ leverage. A $100 exposure at 10× needs about $10 of margin collateral. A trading fee of 0.1% of notional is charged when the order is placed.

The order summary shows margin required, transaction fees, and estimated total deducted from your wallet. Buying power is free margin — equity minus margin already in use — and limits how large your next position can be.

Unrealised P/L updates on every price tick. Buy positions gain when the mark price rises; sell positions gain when it falls. The chart overlay and the Open Trades panel show live P/L for open positions.

When you close a position, realised P/L is credited or debited to your wallet (minus any close fee). Closed trades appear in Trade History alongside settled contracts.

• Desktop — Open Trades tab below the chart lists every open contract and Market position across all symbols.
• Mobile — Positions tab in the bottom nav shows timed contracts and Market positions together.
• Chart — Lines on the chart mark entry, stop loss, and take profit for the active symbol only.

• Rise / Fall — Fixed-duration contracts with capped risk equal to your stake.
• Barrier & digit contracts — Also timed; settlement rules differ but risk is still fixed upfront.
• Market — Best when you want to ride live price action and choose your own exit.

• Practice on demo first — margin and fees behave the same way, without real funds at risk.
• Lower leverage needs more margin but can be easier to manage when learning.
• Use stop loss on volatile indices if you cannot watch the chart continuously.
• Switching the chart symbol does not hide other open positions — check Open Trades or Positions for the full account view.