Spreads from 0.0 pips

Spreads on major forex pairs start from 0.0 pips

Commission from $0

Commissions that allows traders to take advantage of the markets

Deep Liquidity

Gain access to deep liquidity & enjoy the best bid/ask prices

ECN PRICING

ECN stands for Electronic Communications Network and it is this connectivity that makes it possible for our clients to trade with institutional grade liquidity. Our market prices are pulled from our aggregation engine that is integrated with these liquidity providers, meaning clients trade in a cost efficient, no dealing desk environment.

The spreads are variable when you trade on our ECN platform. Price quotations from market participants determine the ECN pricing we offer.

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Leverage

At Fxview, we offer dynamic leverage, thus allowing our clients to trade with higher leverage. However, depending on the volume you trade, the leverage level adjusts accordingly. A higher volume automatically triggers a lower leverage level. The tables below show the leverage you will trade with, depending on the total number of open lots.

Dynamic Leverage (Forex Majors)

 

EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY, USDCHF, USDCAD, AUDUSD, AUDCAD, EUDCAD, EURGBP, EURJPY, GBPCAD

EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY, USDCHF, USDCAD, AUDUSD, AUDCAD, EUDCAD, EURGBP, EURJPY, GBPCAD

Dynamic Leverage (Forex Minors)

EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY, USDCHF, USDCAD, AUDUSD, AUDCAD, EUDCAD, EURGBP, EURJPY, GBPCAD

Dynamic Leverage (Forex Minors)

Note: In case you have opposite open trades in the same instrument (i.e. hedging trades), margin will only be required for your net open position (total lots long – total lots short). See example 6 for more information.

Example 1

Client Account Leverage: 500X

Consider a USD account with 3 Buy (or Sell) lots of USDCAD. In this example, the account’s leverage (1:500) is equal to the instrument’s leverage (1:500), so the margin required would be:

Example 2

Client Account Leverage: 500X

Consider a USD account with 3 Buy (or Sell) lots of USDCAD. In this example, the account’s leverage (1:500) is equal to the instrument’s leverage (1:500), so the margin required would be:

Example 3

Client Account Leverage: 500X

Consider a USD account with 3 Buy (or Sell) lots of USDCAD. In this example, the account’s leverage (1:500) is equal to the instrument’s leverage (1:500), so the margin required would be:

Example 4

Client Account Leverage: 500X

Consider a USD account with 3 Buy (or Sell) lots of USDCAD. In this example, the account’s leverage (1:500) is equal to the instrument’s leverage (1:500), so the margin required would be:

Example 5

Client Account Leverage: 500X

Consider a USD account with 3 Buy (or Sell) lots of USDCAD. In this example, the account’s leverage (1:500) is equal to the instrument’s leverage (1:500), so the margin required would be:

Example 6

Client Account Leverage: 500X

Consider a USD account with 3 Buy (or Sell) lots of USDCAD. In this example, the account’s leverage (1:500) is equal to the instrument’s leverage (1:500), so the margin required would be:

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The table below lists the opening and closing times for various instruments across different asset classes, expressed in our server time.

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