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The Trading Pit Maximum Leverage Rule
The Simple Answer
The maximum leverage at The Trading Pit is: 1:50 Forex, 1:10 Metals/Energies, 1:15 CFD Cash Indices, 1:2 Crypto and Equities.
Leverage is a ceiling, not a target, so size trades against the drawdown rules rather than the maximum available.
Maximum Leverage at a Glance
How It Works
Higher leverage lets you control a larger position with less margin, but it also magnifies losses.
Leverage usually steps down on more volatile assets such as indices, metals and crypto.
Final Thoughts
Use the leverage at The Trading Pit to free up margin, but keep your risk per trade in line with the drawdown limits.
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FAQ
What is the maximum leverage at The Trading Pit?
1:50 Forex, 1:10 Metals/Energies, 1:15 CFD Cash Indices, 1:2 Crypto and Equities
Is higher leverage always better?
No. Higher leverage frees up margin but increases risk, so size positions against the drawdown limit.
