The table gives a list of currently traded instruments and indicates effective trading and position transfer terms. Spread for Forex trades means spread in points for Forex trades. Spread does not depend on the trade amount. A dash used instead of the spread value means that Forex trades with this instrument are not allowed.
Spread for Conversion trades means spread in points for an indicated Conversion trade. Spread does not depend on the trade amount.
Value Date, Tom is a current value date for trades in a given instrument with the Tomorrow delivery term. It is usually the next business day of the trade date.
Value Date, Spot is a current value date for trades in a given instrument with a Spot delivery date. It is usually the second business day of the trade date.
Sell position rollover means conditions of transfer of "short" (the base currency is sold) positions to the next value date. A positive number means that the client receives an indicated number of points (for example, 0.2 points) per day for position transfer; a negative number means that he/she pays an indicated number of points (for example, 0.7 points) per day for position transfer. If Forex trades for this instrument are not allowed, the column contains a dash because it is impossible to open a position for this instrument and, consequently, there is no need to transfer it.
Buy position rollover means conditions of transfer of "long" (the base currency is bought) positions to the next value date. A positive number means that the client recieves an indicated number of points (for example, 0.2 points) per day for position transfer; a negative number means that he/she pays an indicated number of points (for example, 0.7 points) per day for position transfer. If Forex trades for this instrument are not allowed, this column contains a dash because it is impossible to open a position for this instrument and, consequently, there is no need to transfer it.
Margin (Leverage) means a margin and a leverage to open positions. The leverage is indicated in braces.
Margin is an amount of a deposit (equity) used to support an open position. The margin level is the margin expressed as a percentage of the position amount.
Leverage is the margin ratio. It shows how many times your maximum open position can exceed your equity.
Trading hours shows the trading time for the instrument if it differs from the standard schedule. The instruments scheduled 24/7, the cryptocurrencies particularly, can be traded around the clock including weekends.