You may not be able to trade certain assets or financial instruments at times for several reasons, including:

Market hours: Some assets can only be traded during specific market hours, and you will not be able to open a trade when the market is closed.

Regulatory restrictions: Quantities and trading volumes may be limited in accordance with regulatory requirements, in order to maintain proper trading volumes and protect investors’ funds.

Risk management restrictions: Restrictions may be applied to certain instruments or trading volumes to limit the risks associated with leveraged trading.

Maximum exposure limit: If your total open exposure on a specific asset exceeds the allowed limit, you will not be able to open a new trade until the exposure is reduced.

Solution: You can try again later, reduce the trade size, or contact the Customer Support team to inquire about the reason for the restriction.

Solution: You can try again later or reduce the trade size.

What Is Lot Size in Trading?

A lot is a unit used to measure the size of a trade. It determines the quantity of the asset being traded in a single position. In currency markets, there are several types of lot sizes, with the most common being the standard lot.