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MARGINS

InterForex enables foreign currency trading to be conducted on a highly leveraged basis. Every client is able to request the degree of leverage or gearing that the client wishes to employ in trading.

InterForex constantly monitor the leverage levels of all accounts. InterForex will not notify you of a margin call. Positions will be closed automatically by the software.

Clients are fully responsible for monitoring the activity in their accounts. InterForex guarantees limited risk. Negative balances are impossible with InterForex.

The maximum available margin is 0.5% (200x leverage) for both mini and standard accounts.

The minimum margin requirement is approximately $50 per lot in a mini account and approximately $500 per lot in a standard account. The requirements for leverage may vary with account size or market conditions, and may be changed from time to time.

If maximum leverage is employed, traders must maintain the minimum margin requirement on their open positions at all times. It is the customer's responsibility to monitor his/her margin account balance. Any or all open positions can be liquidated whenever a trader's minimum margin requirement is not maintained. This is an important risk management feature designed to strictly limit trading losses in your account.
     
 
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