MARKETS CATALOGUE

Read the Market Table Before You Trade

Every row in the Deriv catalogue is one tradable instrument, from a Volatility 100 Index to a major forex pair. Each row carries its own contract size, spread, leverage, margin and trading hours, so you can compare before you open a position.

Here is what the main columns mean:

  • Contract size: the amount of the underlying each standard lot controls.
  • Minimum size: the smallest position you can open.
  • Minimum spread: the gap between buy and sell prices, which is your cost on entry.
  • Max effective leverage: the highest gearing the instrument allows, which magnifies gains and losses alike.
  • Margin required: the share of the position's value you must hold to open it.
  • Trading hours: when the instrument can be traded. Synthetic indices run 24/7, while traditional markets follow their own schedules.

Figures reflect recent trading data and may not match current conditions. Check the live values in the table below before you trade. CFDs are complex instruments with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage.

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Multipliers: Volatility 75 Index

Multipliers: Volatility 75 Index

Min. stake £10

Leveraged position on the Volatility 75 synthetic index that gives you amplified exposure with your losses capped at your stake, for traders who want a short, sharp bet without a margin call.

Forex Major Pairs: EUR/USD

Forex Major Pairs: EUR/USD

Spread from 0.6 pips

Spot trading on the euro against the US dollar, the most liquid currency pair in the market, for traders who want tight spreads and deep order flow around the London and New York sessions.

Copy Trading Portfolio: Top Signal Provider

Copy Trading Portfolio: Top Signal Provider

Min. allocation £250

Mirror the trades of an experienced signal provider automatically in your own account, for people who want exposure to active strategies without placing each trade themselves.