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UTEX—Margin: what it is and how to get started

Written by Sergei (CPO at UTEX.io)

UTEX—Margin lets you trade US stocks, cryptocurrencies, commodities, indices, and currencies with up to 100× leverage.

Three markets on one platform

Each market has its own balance and positions. They are kept separate.

US stocks and ETFs
​Trading conditions

Cryptocurrencies
​Trading conditions

Goods+ — gold, silver, oil, gas, indices, and more
​Trading conditions

Getting started

Review the conditions for the market you want to trade using the links above. If you are just getting started, see our step-by-step guide to buying your first share.

Benefits of UTEX—Margin

Greater profit potential
You can trade with up to 100 times the amount in your account. How leverage works.

Short positions
Shorting lets you profit from falling prices across all markets: stocks, crypto, commodities, and other global assets. During periods of high volatility, these price movements often offer some of the best opportunities. How to open and close a short position.

Built-in risk management
The system automatically closes positions if losses become too high or there are insufficient funds in your account. How the loss limit works.

High liquidity
Narrow spreads let you place large trades without pushing the price through multiple levels.

Key global markets
Access thousands of instruments: US stocks, ETFs, cryptocurrencies, metals, energy, indices, and currencies.

Dividend payments
Hold long positions in US stocks and receive dividends in your UTEX account. How dividends are calculated.

Low crypto trading fees
Crypto trading fees range from 0.045% to 0.025% per trade, below the base taker fees on Binance, Bybit, and OKX. Crypto trading fees.

Individual trading terms
Individual trading terms are available for active traders with high trading volumes.

Risks

Margin trading offers greater profit potential than spot trading, but also carries greater risk. We recommend using it only if you have experience in trading, risk management, and market analysis.

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