ZFX increases leverage on 10 major cryptocurrency pairs
ZFX raises crypto leverage to 1:20
ZFX, a leading international broker known for its NDD (No Dealing Desk), STP (Straight Through Processing), and ECN (Electronic Communication Network) execution models, has announced a significant update to its trading platform.
Starting Sunday, March 30, 2025, the company will double the leverage for ten major cryptocurrency contracts—from 1:10 to 1:20, according to a statement published on the broker’s official website.
This move is aimed at offering clients greater flexibility, enhancing their market exposure, and expanding trading opportunities across a broad range of digital assets. ZFX stated that the change is designed to help traders optimize their portfolios more efficiently while maintaining the broker’s well-established standards of order execution.
List of affected cryptocurrencies and company statement
The new leverage will apply to the following trading pairs: ADA/USD (Cardano), AVAX/USD (Avalanche), BCH/USD (Bitcoin Cash), ETH/USD (Ethereum), DOGE/USD (Dogecoin), DOT/USD (Polkadot), LINK/USD (Chainlink), LTC/USD (Litecoin), SOL/USD (Solana), and XRP/USD (Ripple).
In its official announcement, the company expressed gratitude for the continued trust of its clients and reaffirmed its commitment to enhancing trading conditions.
While increased leverage offers traders the potential to boost profits, it also raises the level of risk—something ZFX consistently highlights in its risk disclosures.
Strategy and significance for clients
ZFX’s platform continues to attract traders worldwide thanks to its competitive spreads, advanced infrastructure, and transparent trading environment. The leverage adjustment is part of the company’s broader strategy to improve user experience and solidify its presence in the digital asset space.
Amid ongoing volatility and long-term promise in the crypto market, this update is expected to help ZFX clients respond more flexibly and efficiently in managing capital.
Earlier, ZFX announced leverage adjustments for all trading accounts in April 2025 in response to a series of significant economic events.
