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Forex Options Trading Rates

Forex OptionsTarget Spread (PIPs)AutoexecuteTicket Fee Threshold
AUDJPY120 mill100000
AUDNZD120 mill100000
AUDUSD95 mill100000
CADJPY120 mill100000
CHFJPY100 mill100000
CHFTRY400 mill100000
EURAUD120 mill100000
EURCAD140 mill100000
EURCHF810 mill100000
EURCZK650 mill100000
EURGBP810 mill100000
EURHUF900 mill100000
EURJPY910 mill100000
EURNOK900 mill100000
EURNZD500 mill100000
EURPLN900 mill100000
EURSEK900 mill100000
EURTRY400 mill50000
EURUSD820 mill50000
GBPCAD300 mill100000
GBPCHF140 mill100000
GBPJPY120 mill100000
GBPUSD95 mill50000
NZDUSD100 mill100000
USDCAD95 mill100000
USDCHF915 mill50000
USDHUF0.90 mill50000
USDJPY810 mill50000
USDNOK900 mill100000
USDPLN900 mill100000
USDSEK900 mill100000
USDTRY650 mill50000
USDZAR3500 mill250000
XAUUSD*1250 mill100
XAGUSD*5000 mill100

Forex Options Trading Conditions

Target Bid/Ask Spreads

These are the target bid/ask price spreads used in normal market conditions. In quiet market conditions, the spread may be even narrower but in periods of volatile markets, the spread may be increased and auto-execution disabled.

Ticket Fees

For trades below the Ticket Fee Threshold, a small ticket fee of USD 10 is added to the trade to cover administration costs.

The margins for Forex options are also subject to a volatility factor that may increase the margin requirements. This factor will be more prominent the farther out the option's expiry date.

Forex Options Margin Requirements

Margin requirements for Forex Option positions take into account changes in:

  • Volatility
  • Spot price of the underlying asset
  • Open positions (that effectively reduce the risk associated with your Options positions)

Margin Calculations

Margin requirements for Forex options consist of a:

  • Delta Margin which is related to the exposure due to changes in the spot market
  • Vega Margin which is related to changes in the volatility of the underlying spot Forex cross

This margin calculation system nets open Spot positions against Options, resulting in generally lower margin requirements.

Exercise procedure

Options that are "in the money" are automatically exercised at 10:00 New York time (New York cut) on the day of expiry, where they are converted to a spot position. This spot position is subject to the usual profit/loss if the spot price moves from the exercise price. If you already have an offsetting position at exercise, the exercised position will be netted out on the following day.

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