What are net and gross exposure limits?
An exposure limit is the maximum net or gross position size permitted for a trading account or product. Once the applicable limit is reached, clients will no longer be able to open additional positions. This helps control the client's overall market exposure and risk.
Exposure limits are divided into two types: net exposure limits and gross exposure limits. The applicable net or gross exposure limit is determined by your overall trading exposure.
Exposure limits are divided into two types: net exposure limits and gross exposure limits. The applicable net or gross exposure limit is determined by your overall trading exposure.
Disclaimer: Exposure limits may be adjusted dynamically based on market liquidity, price deviations, or system requirements. Please refer to the trading platform for the latest applicable limits.
Under the current rules, once an exposure limit is reached, the account will be placed in close-only mode.
- Net exposure limit: 1000 lots per trading account
- Gross exposure limit: 2000 lots per trading account
The latest exposure limits can be viewed on the official website.
Clients can identify that the exposure limit has been reached when the inline error message shown below is displayed. At this point, new positions cannot be opened, and only order closure will be allowed.
