Contract Specifications

Contract specifications are the trading conditions that apply to each instrument. They include contract size, number of digits, minimum and maximum lot size, how margin is calculated, the margin currency and any commission. Checking them before you trade helps you understand position size, margin needs and trading costs.

Lirunex offers four account types: LX-Standard, LX-Prime, LX-Pro and LX-Standard Cent. Trading conditions such as commission and lot range can differ between accounts. Select an account at the top of the table to see its conditions for each instrument.

You can trade CFDs on forex, precious metals, energies, indices, cryptocurrencies and shares. Use the filter above the table to view one asset class at a time, or use the search bar to find a specific symbol.

Contract size is the amount of the underlying asset in one standard lot. For example, one standard lot of EURUSD equals 100,000 EUR. Contract size is used to calculate the value of your position, your margin requirement and your profit or loss per pip.

The minimum lot size is the smallest trade you can open on an instrument, and the maximum lot size is the largest single order allowed. On most forex pairs the minimum is 0.01 lots. Lot ranges vary by instrument and account type, so check the Lot Range (Min) and Lot Range (Max) columns.

The LX-Standard Cent account shows your balance in cents rather than dollars, so trades are placed in smaller units. It suits new traders who want to test strategies with real market conditions and lower capital exposure.

Commission depends on the account type and instrument. LX-Standard and LX-Standard Cent are commission-free, with costs built into the spread; LX-Prime and LX-Pro charge a commission per lot in exchange for tighter spreads. See the Commission column for exact rates.