Crypto price moves, without the wallet

Take a position on cryptocurrency prices without holding coins or managing a crypto wallet. A CFD account provides price exposure rather than ownership of digital assets.

Available contracts

The instrument list identifies the underlying cryptocurrency, quote currency and contract size. Available contracts depend on your account and jurisdiction.

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Crypto CFDs instruments
InstrumentQuote currencyContract sizeMargin requirementTrading schedule
Bitcoin (BTCUSD)USD1 BTC5% (1:20)24/7, short break Fri 23:55 – 00:01
Ethereum (ETHUSD)USD1 ETH5% (1:20)24/7, short break Fri 23:55 – 00:01
Solana (SOLUSD)USD1 SOL5% (1:20)24/7, short break Fri 23:55 – 00:01
XRP (XRPUSD)USD1 XRP5% (1:20)24/7, short break Fri 23:55 – 00:01
Litecoin (LTCUSD)USD1 LTC5% (1:20)24/7, short break Fri 23:55 – 00:01

Spreads are typical averages during the London and New York sessions and are indicative. They can widen when markets are volatile or thin. Raw forex and metals trades also pay commission; share CFDs pay commission on both accounts. Swaps are in points per lot unless stated, charged three times on Wednesday for forex and metals and on Friday for other markets. Times are server time (GMT+2, or GMT+3 during US summer time).

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Costs and schedules

Spreads, commissions where applicable and overnight charges appear in Trading conditions. Cryptocurrency CFD schedules include the sessions available through your account and any maintenance breaks.

Price volatility

Cryptocurrency prices can move sharply, including outside the main sessions for other markets. Leverage increases the effect of those movements on your account. Stop orders do not guarantee a selected exit price.

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