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Two kinds of figure meet at a sign-in screen: published values that can be worked out on paper, and values that exist only as the current state of one account.

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Two kinds of number meet at a sign-in screen. Published ones — the contract size behind a lot, the volume step, the cost structure of an account type — can be read and combined by anyone, and required margin follows from them by arithmetic. Account-only ones — equity, free margin, margin level, the history of operations — are states of a single account at a single moment and exist nowhere else.

What can be worked out without signing in

  1. Read the contract size and the volume step for the instrument from its specification — both are published.
  2. Multiply the contract size by the volume you plan to use to get the nominal of the position.
  3. Divide that nominal by the leverage you intend to use — the result is the required margin.
  4. Take the cost structure of the account type from the published catalogue and apply it to that volume.
  5. Stop there: everything left is a state of an account and has no published value to look up.

Values that exist only as the state of an account

What exists only behind a sign-in are states rather than values: equity, free margin, margin level, the list of open positions and the history of operations. Each of them describes one account at one moment and changes with every tick and every order, which is why no page can publish them and no formula reproduces them from outside.

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Why the published half is enough for planning

Everything that depends only on the instrument and the volume is public. The contract size fixes the nominal of a lot, the volume step fixes the granularity of any position, and the leverage you intend to use turns that nominal into required margin. The trading calculator and the lot size calculator do exactly this on published inputs.

The cost structure of a type is public in the same sense: it is a shape, not an outcome, and it can be read from account types before any account exists. A plan built from these values is complete right up to the point where it needs to know what is currently open.

Why the account half cannot be published

Equity, free margin and margin level are not properties of the broker or of the instrument. They are the arithmetic result of what one account holds at one instant, and they move with every tick and every order sent. A published figure would be stale before it was read.

The same applies to the history of operations: it is produced by the orders sent from that account and by nothing else. The sign-in screen is simply the boundary between a value that can be looked up and a state that has to be observed.

Published value or account state

ValueAvailable before signing inWhere it is read
Contract size behind one lotYesInstrument specification
Minimum volume and volume stepYesPublished order limits
Required margin for a planned volumeYes, by arithmeticNominal divided by leverage
Cost structure of an account typeYesThe account types page
Equity and running resultNoInside the account
Free margin and margin levelNoInside the account
History of operationsNoInside the account

Frequently asked questions

What can be calculated before signing in?
Everything that depends only on the instrument and the volume: the nominal behind a lot, the volume step, and the required margin for a planned position.
Why is free margin not published anywhere?
It is not a property of the broker or the instrument but the state of one account after the orders currently open. It changes with every tick, so there is nothing stable to publish.
Is margin level the same for everyone on the same account type?
No. It is the ratio between equity and the margin currently used on one account, so two accounts of the same type can hold entirely different levels.
Where does a required margin figure come from if the account is not open yet?
From arithmetic on published values: contract size multiplied by volume, divided by the leverage intended. The calculators on this site perform the same steps.
Which figures change the moment an order is sent?
Equity, free margin and margin level. All three are account states, which is why they appear only behind a sign-in.
Does the cost of an order depend on anything behind the sign-in?
The structure does not — it comes from the account type and is public. What one particular order actually cost is read afterwards from the account history.

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