When Can You Trade?
200invest clients have access to global markets whenever they are open, from 22:00 GMT on Sunday until 22:00 GMT on Friday. Each CFD market has specific operating hours based on its location:
US Market CFDs: Monday to Friday, 2:30 pm – 9:00 pm GMT European & British Market CFDs: Monday to Friday, 8:00 am – 4:30 pm GMT Asian Market CFDs: Monday to Friday, 0:00 am – 2:00 am GMT and 3:30 pm – 6:00 pm GMT
Market Conditions
200invest applies various market conditions. A Rollover Fee of 0.02% is charged on overnight exposure for CFDs (including Currencies, Stocks, Indices, and Commodities) and a higher fee of 0.50% for CFDs on Cryptocurrencies due to their high volatility.
200invest ensures no slippage, allowing spot orders to be executed at the quoted price during regular global Forex market conditions.
Traders benefit from consistent ask (buy) and bid (sell) prices with fixed spreads, even during volatile market conditions. Spot orders are executed at the client’s quoted price.
Maximum Leverage with 200invest:
CFD on Forex, Gold, Silver, and CL: 1:200 CFD on Commodities (excluding above): 1:100 CFD on Cryptocurrencies: 1:2 CFD on Indices: 1:100 CFD on Shares: 1:10 Protected Positions: 1:20
Inactive Accounts
If there is no activity for at least three months, the Company may charge a $500 fee for each inactive quarter. If the account balance is less than $500 and has been inactive for three months, the Company may close the account for a lower amount to cover administrative expenses.
Credit-Out Rule Activation
If there is no activity for at least 45 days, the Company may activate the credit-out rule and remove any trading credit from the Client Account if there are no open positions, entry orders, or deposit transactions within the last 45 days. Withdrawal and/or inactivity fees do not count as account activity.
Deposits
To open an account, 200invest clients must make an initial deposit of $200. All accounts are denominated in US Dollars, so all deposits are converted to the base currency (USD).
Margin Liquidation
If a client’s account reaches zero, the Margin Liquidation rule activates, automatically closing all positions to prevent the account from going negative, thus protecting the client from owing more than the deposited amount.
