Kf Markets: Forex Trading Platform &CFD Broker | Online FX Trading

Leverage Policy

Leverage based on Trading Account Equities

You can now leverage to 1:2000 when you trade gold and FX with us. This applies to any Kf Markets Account depending on your account equity.

At Kf Markets we believe in risk managed trading. For risk management purposes, our system will automatically reduce your applicable maximum leverage.

Should our system be triggered by any increases in your trading account equity, your applicable maximum leverage will be automatically reduced. This will affect your existing trades. Please refer to the leverage tiers below for more information.

Trading Account Equity (USD) Max. Leverage
0-3,000 1:2000
>3,000-10,000 1:1000
>10,000-20,000 1:888
>20,000-50,000 1:600
>50,000-100,000 1:500
>100,000 1:200

Leverage adjustment over weekends and holidays

On weekends and holidays when trading sessions are typically low volume, market volatility may impact your trading unfavourably. As part of our risk management, we will reduce trading leverage at these times accordingly.

We will reduce any Kf Markets Trading Accounts’ (FX and precious metals) trading leverage to a maximum 1:500, normally 1 hour before market close on Friday, and resume back to the original leverage, normally 0.5 hours after entering into the new trading session.

This applies to all existing open trades, pending orders and new orders. Similar rules on leverage may also apply during market-moving news releases and holidays subject to announcement.

Leverage adjustment before major economic and market events

Similarly, to reduce any unnecessary impact that market volatility may have on clients’ trading accounts due to major economic and market events, we will reduce your account trading leverage accordingly.
On any Kf Markets Trading Accounts (FX and precious metals) we will reduce trading leverage to a maximum 1:500, usually 30 minutes prior to the announcement and resume back to the original leverage, normally 10 minutes after the announcement. This applies to all existing positions, pending orders and new orders.

Disclaimer: Please note that changes in the leverage ratio will affect the margin requirements of your trading account, and you are responsible for ensuring that you have sufficient funds in your trading account to maintain your trading. Kf Markets will adjust its leverage policy in response to various market conditions. Please pay attention to the announcements issued by our company from time to time.

Global Operations

Seychelles Regulation

Kf Markets (Seychelles) Limited

Regulated by the Financial Services Authority of Seychelles (FSA)

License No: T5645F | Company Registration: 8%54Thd-1

Principal Office:
Suite 405, Harbour View Tower
25 Ocean Boulevard
George Town, Cayman Islands
UK Correspondence Address:
Level 7, One Canada Square
Canary Wharf, London
E14 5AB, United Kingdom

Service Restrictions

Kf Markets does not provide services to residents of:

  • United States of America
  • Brazil, Canada
  • Iran, North Korea (DPRK)
  • European Union countries

UK Operations

UK Regulation

Kf Markets Limited

Registered in England and Wales (Company No. 10219924)

Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)

FCA Reference Number: 768451

Registered Office:
88 Bishopsgate
London
EC2N 4AA, United Kingdom

Note: Kf Markets Limited does not engage in Principal or market-making activities and operates solely as an intermediary between liquidity providers and clients.

Kf Markets Limited does not provide services to retail investors or residents outside the UK.

Risk Warning

Contracts for Difference (CFDs) are complex financial instruments that carry a high risk of rapid financial loss due to leverage. You may be required to make additional deposits to maintain your margin requirements.

Before trading, carefully consider whether you fully understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take on the associated risks. The historical performance of any underlying asset does not guarantee or indicate future performance.

Trading financial derivatives may not be suitable for all investors, and you should seek independent financial advice if necessary.