Trading Conditions
Forex and CFD trading conditions at UEXO: negative balance protection, stop out level, dynamic leverage, scalping, VPS and order execution.
Negative Balance Protection
At UEXO, your account is protected with Negative Balance Protection, ensuring that you can never lose more than the funds available in your trading account.
In the event of extreme market volatility, if your account balance falls below zero, the negative balance will be adjusted automatically, bringing your account balance back to zero.
This protection is provided at no additional cost to eligible retail clients.
Automated Stop Out Policy
To help manage trading risk, UEXO applies a Stop Out Level of 30%.
Margin Level is your account equity as a percentage of your used margin. If your Margin Level falls to 30% or below, the system will automatically begin closing your open positions, starting with the position generating the largest loss. This process is designed to help limit further losses and reduce the risk of your account falling into a negative balance.
Dynamic Leverage
UEXO applies Dynamic Leverage on selected instruments to help manage trading risk during periods of increased market exposure and volatility.
Maximum leverage on eligible instruments is automatically adjusted based on the total volume of your open positions. As your trading exposure increases, the maximum available leverage may be reduced. Please refer to the Product Specifications for the applicable volume tiers and leverage limits.
A temporary maximum leverage of 1:50 applies to gold (XAUUSD), silver (XAGUSD), US oil (USOIL), and UK oil (UKOIL) from Friday at 9:00 PM (Server Time) until Monday at 2:00 AM (Server Time).
Scalping Policy
UEXO does not permit scalping or trading strategies designed to exploit short-term market movements.
Scalping is defined as opening and closing a position within 120 seconds.
Virtual Private Server (VPS)
UEXO does not provide or support Virtual Private Server (VPS) services for trading accounts.
Order Execution and Slippage
UEXO executes client orders using the best available market price received from its liquidity providers (LPs) at the time an order reaches the market.
As market prices change continuously, the execution price may differ from the price displayed when an order is placed. This is a normal market occurrence and may result in:
Order execution is subject to prevailing market conditions, including available liquidity, price volatility, and market depth at the time of execution.