Leverage is a tool that allows you to trade with an amount larger than your actual capital. For example, if the leverage is 1:100, this means you can open a position worth $10,000 using only $100 from your balance. It is important to understand that leverage can multiply profits, but it can also multiply losses by the same degree.

What Leverage Is Available at Evest?

Evest offers leverage of up to 1:400 as a maximum. The available leverage varies depending on the type of financial instrument, the level of risk, and the volatility of each market. To view the leverage available for each instrument, you can check the instrument details on the Evest platform or the official website.

Important note: Evest reserves the right to change the leverage level at any time. The available leverage may be reduced before major economic events or market-moving announcements.

Leverage Across Different Instruments

Leverage varies depending on the type of financial instrument, based on the level of risk and volatility in each market.

Breakdown by Instrument:

• Forex: Usually offers the highest leverage due to high liquidity.
• Indices: Medium leverage, as they are affected by multiple economic factors.
• Commodities: Varies depending on the type of commodity and is usually at a medium level.
• Stocks: Lower leverage due to the volatility of individual stocks.
• Cryptocurrencies: Relatively low leverage due to very high volatility.

How Leverage Is Determined:

• Type of financial instrument.
• Level of risk and volatility.
• Account type.
• Platform and regulatory policies.