Account Types

(1) – Blocking positions – the opening of two positions of different types (Sell/Buy) on the same tool with the same amount.

(2) – Locked margin – the deposit for opening and support of two blocking positions on the same tool. Equals zero.

(3) – Rollover (SWAP) – the funds which are written off or charged to postpone an open position until the following day. The size of Swap depends on the difference of the interest rates of the Central Banks of the countries whose currencies take part in the transaction as well as on the type of the transaction (Sell/Buy). The swap writing off or transferring takes place at the last minute of the trade day server's time (23.59 till 00.00) (11.59 pm to 00.00am). On the night from Wednesday to Thursday the size of the swap written off or transferred is tripled.

You can get the information on swaps from The Contract’s Specifications.

(4) – On FOREX markets 100,000 units of basic currency = 1 lot.

(5) – On Spot metals markets 100 troy ounces = 1 lot. The exclusion is the tool “SILVER”, the commission here is 5,000 troy ounces = 1 lot.

(6) – On Forward market trading CFD, 100 contracts = 1 lot. The exclusions are the following tools: “Sony”, “Nintendo” and “Panasonic” - CFD on Japanese companies' stocks, the commission here is 1 contract = 1 lot.

(7) – Margin Call Level - client’s surplus funds balance which leads to a telephone call from the Company's representative to the client.

         Stop Out Level – client's surplus funds balance, expressed as a percentage which leads to the forced closing of the client's positions by the Company.

* - The Company has the following relation of the leverage to the trade account balance:

• ·1:500 is available with the balance of 20,000 USD;
• ·1:200 is available with the balance of 50,000 USD;
• ·1:100 is available with the balance of 75,000 USD;
• ·1:50 is available with the balance of 100,000 USD;
• ·1:33 is available with the balance of 200,000 USD;
• ·1:10 is available with the balance of 300,000 USD;
• ·1:5 is available with the balance of 500,000 USD;
• ·1:1 is available with any balance.

** - The amount of annual interest in deposit currency. The Interest is accrued on the first trading week of the calendar year on free funds. The rate of 10% covers only active trade accounts, for non-active trade accounts the rate is 3% per annum. The account is considered active if it is on a monthly basis, transaction closed in profit, with a total volume of 100 lots of times less than the amount in the account.

Non Dealing Desk (NDD)

Non Dealing Desk (NDD) - system of order execution, that allows to execute customers’ orders without being processed by the dealer at the most favorable price at the moment.

This system allows to broadcast customers’ orders through special bridges to the largest competing market makers (liquidity providers). Constant competition of the market makers allows to execute customers’ orders at the most favorable market prices. Under this system our Company is only intermediary (broker) that provides an access to the market for customers. Our income is part of the spread from the closed positive customer orders. Our Company aims to improve trading skills of its customers because our income directly depends on it.

Electronic Communication Network (ECN) 

Electronic Communication Network (ECN) - an automated system that matches buy and sell orders for securities. An ECN connects major brokerages and individual traders so that they can trade directly between themselves without going through a middleman. The ECN makes money by charging a fee for each transaction. It is in our company's interest that customers make as many orders as possible, as our income from commissions depends on it. ECNs make it possible for investors in different geographic locations to quickly and easily trade with each other. The Securities and Exchange Commission requires ECNs to register as broker-dealers. An ECN attempts to eliminate the third party’s role in executing orders entered by an exchange market maker or an over-the-counter market maker, and permits such orders to be entirely or partly executed. Orders placed through ECNs are usually limit orders.

ECNs display the best available bid and ask quotes from multiple market participants, then automatically match and execute orders. They not only facilitate trading on major exchanges during market hours, they are also used for after-hours trading and foreign currency trading. ECNs allow for automated trading, passive order matching and speedy execution.