Example 01Small position
1 standard lot
Assigned leverage: 1:1000
(1 × 100,000 × 1.1000) ÷ 1000
Boost Your Investment Power with Dynamic Leverage
Your leverage at Onys Kapital is not one fixed number. It moves with the size of the trade you place. Small trades get the highest rate. As the trade gets bigger, the rate steps down and you put up more margin. You do not switch anything on — it just happens.
What Is Dynamic Leverage?
It is one simple rule. We look at how many lots you are trading, then apply the rate that belongs to that size band.
- Smaller positionsUp to 1:1000 on trades of 5 lots or less, so a small account still has room to work.
- Larger positionsThe rate steps down, so you put up more margin. That stops one large trade from doing too much damage on a fast day.
A small trade gives you room. A large one gives you cover. Same rule, both ends.
How Does It Work?
We take your lot size, the contract size, the price on screen and the rate for your band. Four numbers, one result.
The core formula
Required Margin = (Lots × Contract Size × Market Price) ÷ Leverage
- Lots
- Your position size.
- Contract size
- How many units one lot stands for.
- Market price
- What the market is trading at right now.
- Leverage
- The rate that belongs to your size band.
Dynamic Leverage Tiers
Trade bigger and the rate drops, so the margin goes up. That is the whole control — there is nothing else to set.
| Position-size bracket | Maximum leverage |
|---|---|
| 0–5 lots | 1:1000 |
| 5.01–10 lots | 1:500 |
| 10.01–20 lots | 1:250 |
| 20.01–50 lots | 1:100 |
| Above 50 lots | 1:50 |
Dynamic Leverage in Action: A Practical Example
Say EUR/USD sits at 1.1000, and one standard lot is 100,000 units.
Example 02Larger position
6 standard lots
Assigned leverage: 1:500
(6 × 100,000 × 1.1000) ÷ 500
Six times the size, but far more than six times the margin. That gap is what keeps a big trade in check.
Why Choose Onys Kapital’s Dynamic Leverage?
- Room to move: A small trade gets the full 1:1000. A large one gets the cover it needs.
- Nothing to switch on: The step-down applies by itself, on every order you send.
- No guesswork: One formula, one table. You can work out your margin before you press buy.
- Built into the order: Risk control is part of the trade, not something you have to remember.
Experience the Advantage
Most new traders start small, where the rate is highest and the margin is light. Bigger accounts trade larger sizes, where the extra margin does the protecting. One rule covers both, and it never needs adjusting.
Open an account and the tiers apply from your very first trade.