ACY Securities lowers crypto CFD lot size to 0.01
New ACY update boosts flexibility in crypto trading
ACY Securities, a leading global multi-asset broker, announced a significant update to its digital currency CFD offerings on Live MT4, MT5, and LogixTrader trading accounts.
Starting from January 6, 2025, the minimum contract size for BTC/USD, ETH/USD, and SOL/USD has been reduced from 0.1 lot to 0.01 lot. This move aims to provide traders with more flexible position sizes and lower capital requirements for entering the digital currency market.
Enhanced flexibility and risk management
The update is designed to help traders manage their risks more effectively and seize market opportunities with greater precision. By offering smaller contract sizes, ACY Securities aims to attract traders with various account sizes and experience levels.
"The cryptocurrency market is one of the most dynamic and volatile markets in the world today, and professional traders understand that volatility equals opportunity. However, when initial position sizes are too large, traders may hesitate to take advantage of potential opportunities. By offering smaller and more flexible position sizes for digital currency CFDs, we enable our clients to enter the market with greater confidence, manage their risks, and seize trading opportunities as they arise," said Ashley Jessen, Chief Operating Officer of ACY Securities.
Competitive advantages for clients
This initiative aligns with ACY Securities' broader commitment to providing competitive trading conditions across multiple financial instruments. By lowering the minimum lot size, the company aims to make cryptocurrency trading more accessible and convenient for all clients, regardless of their account size.
Traders using the MT4, MT5, and LogixTrader platforms can now gain enhanced control over their cryptocurrency trades, allowing for more precise adjustments to their trading strategies.
With this update, ACY Securities continues to strengthen its position as a client-centric broker that meets the growing needs of digital currency traders in an increasingly competitive market.
It is worth noting that in November 2024, ACY Securities officially obtained a license from South Africa's Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA), marking a significant milestone in its global expansion strategy.
