Dynamic leverage adjusts in real time based on the total lot size of open positions per instrument. As exposure increases, margin requirements are applied progressively across predefined tiers, resulting in lower effective leverage for larger positions.

For instruments with dynamic leverage, margin is calculated progressively across tiers based on total lot exposure.For example: If a Client opens a position exceeding the first tier threshold, the portion within the initial tier will be calculated using the higher leverage, while the remaining portion will be calculated using the lower leverage of the next tier. This ensures that margin requirements increase proportionally as exposure grows.

Yes. The account leverage selected represents the maximum available leverage. If a lower leverage is chosen, margin requirements will increase proportionally across all applicable tiers.

Dynamic leverage promotes more sustainable trading by adjusting margin requirements in line with position size. It helps manage risk by reducing effective leverage as exposure increases, particularly for larger or concentrated positions.

As exposure increases, required margin may rise at an accelerated rate due to tiered thresholds. This may reduce available margin and margin level more quickly than under static leverage, especially when increasing position size rapidly. Clients should monitor their margin levels closely when scaling into positions or using strategies that increase exposure over time.