Spread is the difference between the buy (ask) and sell (bid) price.

Pending orders can sometimes be executed at a different price if there is a sudden, large price movement (a price gap) due to market volatility. The order is filled at the next available price rather than the exact price you set. This difference is known as slippage.

In leveraged trading, you do not receive a traditional dividend because you do not own the underlying asset. Instead, you receive a dividend adjustment into your trading account depending on whether your position is long or short. To be eligible, you must hold an open position on the ex-dividend date.

The dividend will be applied to your account on the ex-dividend date.

A pip is the standard unit of measurement for price movements in trading. The value of a pip depends on your position size. For example, one standard lot of GBP/USD has a pip value of $10. If the market moves 5 pips, this results in a profit or loss of $50.

Yes, we are pleased to offer corporate accounts.

On your application you will be asked to provide valid proof of identity and may be required to provide valid proof of address issued in the last 3 months.

Yes, we are pleased to be able to offer joint accounts.

Trades and orders can sometimes be executed at a different price if there is a sudden, large price movement and no tradable price is available at the requested level (a price gap). The difference between the requested and executed price is known as slippage.

This can occur between market close and open or during high-impact economic events.

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