What is CFD Trading? What is a contract for difference? It is an over-the-counter financial derivative, and traders can profit from the price fluctuations of the underlying asset, regardless of the rise or fall. This means that when you are trading with us, you are not buying or selling actual assets, but signing a relevant contract with us for the price difference between the price when you traded the asset and the price when you close the transaction.
- Trading various assets-commodities, indices, stocks, etc.
- Use the highest leverage ratio of 1:500 for larger transactions
- Click a button to buy or sell any asset
- trade on the mobile terminal
Trading CFDs on Margin One of the main reasons for the surge in popularity of CFDs is the use of margin trading. If you use margin trading, you only need to bear a small part of the value of the underlying asset when executing the transaction. This is also called leveraged trading. For the most frequently traded assets, the leverage ratio reaches 1:500. The benefits of leveraged trading are obvious. Traders can conduct transactions that are higher than they can afford to increase potential profits. However, there are disadvantages. Just as margin trading can expand profits, it may also lead to huge losses. In any case, if you can correctly predict the price increase or decrease, you can make a profit when you close the transaction.
The most popular indices are those that combine the shares of some of the largest and globally acknowledged companies.
Markets |
Products |
AUS200 |
AUS200 |
ChinaA50 |
ChinaA50 |
ChinaHShar |
ChinaHShar |
Euro50 |
Euro50 |
France120 |
France120 |
France40 |
France40 |
GerTech30 |
GerTech30 |
Germany30 |
Germany30 |
Germany50 |
Germany50 |
Greece25 |
Greece25 |
Holland25 |
Holland25 |
Markets |
Products |
HKG33 |
HKG33 |
Japan225 |
Japan225 |
Poland20 |
Poland20 |
Spain35 |
Spain35 |
Swiss20 |
Swiss20 |
UK100 |
UK100 |
UKmid250 |
UKmid250 |
US2000 |
US2000 |
US30 |
US30 |
USNDAQ100 |
USNDAQ100 |
USSPX500 |
USSPX500 |