Markets | QuantivoFx

Continuous

Quotations stream into the terminal

Single account

All five asset classes, one margin pool

Long or short

You set the direction on the ticket

A representative selection. The terminal carries the current schedule with live quotations, and instruments are added or withdrawn from time to time.
Instrument	Asset class	Underlying exposure
EUR/USD	Foreign exchange	Euro against the US dollar	Trade
GBP/USD	Foreign exchange	Pound sterling against the US dollar	Trade
USD/JPY	Foreign exchange	US dollar against the Japanese yen	Trade
AUD/USD	Foreign exchange	Australian dollar against the US dollar	Trade
USD/CHF	Foreign exchange	US dollar against the Swiss franc	Trade
USD/CAD	Foreign exchange	US dollar against the Canadian dollar	Trade
NZD/USD	Foreign exchange	New Zealand dollar against the US dollar	Trade
EUR/GBP	Foreign exchange	Euro against pound sterling	Trade
EUR/JPY	Foreign exchange	Euro against the Japanese yen	Trade
GBP/JPY	Foreign exchange	Pound sterling against the Japanese yen	Trade
XAU/USD	Commodities	Gold, quoted in US dollars	Trade
XAG/USD	Commodities	Silver, quoted in US dollars	Trade
WTI	Commodities	West Texas Intermediate crude	Trade
Brent	Commodities	North Sea crude	Trade
Natural gas	Commodities	Gas for heating and power generation	Trade
Copper	Commodities	Industrial metal, sensitive to growth expectations	Trade
BTC/USD	Crypto	Bitcoin against the US dollar	Trade
ETH/USD	Crypto	Ether against the US dollar	Trade
SOL/USD	Crypto	Solana against the US dollar	Trade
XRP/USD	Crypto	XRP against the US dollar	Trade
US500	Indices	Broad US large-capitalisation basket	Trade
NAS100	Indices	US technology-weighted index	Trade
US30	Indices	Thirty US large-capitalisation issuers	Trade
GER40	Indices	German large-capitalisation index	Trade
UK100	Indices	UK large-capitalisation index	Trade
JP225	Indices	Japanese large-capitalisation index	Trade
AAPL	Shares	Apple	Trade
MSFT	Shares	Microsoft	Trade
NVDA	Shares	Nvidia	Trade
AMZN	Shares	Amazon	Trade
TSLA	Shares	Tesla	Trade
GOOGL	Shares	Alphabet	Trade

This is a schedule, not a quotation. The terminal shows live prices, and the order ticket shows the price you’ll be filled at.

Asset classes

What moves each asset class.

Each class answers to a different set of drivers. Size a position with the volatility and the liquidity of that market in mind.

Foreign exchange

Currencies are quoted in pairs, and each quote sets one currency against another. It is the deepest of the five markets, and it trades from Sunday evening to Friday evening without a break.

What moves it: interest rate differentials, inflation, central bank policy, and labour and growth data.

Commodities

Precious and industrial metals, and energy. You can take a directional position, or hold one as a hedge against inflation or a weaker currency. A hedge does not always work.

What moves it: supply and demand, inventories, the dollar, and geopolitical risk.

Crypto

Major digital assets, quoted through the weekend and on public holidays. Crypto never closes, so a position stays exposed while the other four markets are shut.

What moves it: exchange flows, regulation, positioning and liquidity.

Indices

One position gives you a view on a whole market instead of a single issuer. You keep the sector and economic exposure and lose the single-name risk.

What moves it: constituent earnings, interest rates, macroeconomic data.

Shares

A contract for difference on a single company. You never buy or hold the share, so a short opens on the same terms as a long. No voting right or dividend entitlement arises, beyond what the contract terms reflect.

What moves it: results and guidance, sector news, and revisions to analyst estimates.

Risk

Every instrument on this page is leveraged. A move against you can take the margin behind the position and, in a fast or gapping market, more than that. Your exposure depends on position size, the leverage you select, and whether you attach a stop.

Risk management

Margin and leverage

How margin and leverage work.

To open a position you commit margin, which is a share of its notional value. We provide the rest as leverage. The effect runs both ways: leverage multiplies a move against you by the same amount as a move in your favour.

You choose the margin. The order ticket takes the amount you want to commit, from unleveraged upwards.
Two limits apply. Every instrument carries a maximum, and your account type carries its own. The lower of the two governs the order. We refuse an order above the limit rather than quietly reduce it.
You see the numbers first. The ticket shows the margin the position needs next to the leverage you have selected, before you submit.
Stops are optional. You can attach a stop loss when you open the position or later. From the moment you set it, it caps what the position can lose.

Account types Glossary

Trading sessions

Asset class	Session
Foreign exchange	Sunday evening to Friday evening, without a break
Commodities	Weekdays, in line with the relevant exchange sessions
Crypto	Continuous, including the weekend
Indices	The hours of the underlying exchange
Shares	The hours of the underlying exchange

You cannot open or close a position while the relevant market is shut. The ticket tells you the market is closed rather than taking an order we cannot fill. Exchange holidays vary, and the terminal always shows the current schedule.

Enquiries

Questions we’re asked

Is the underlying instrument ever delivered?

No. A contract for difference settles the change in value of the underlying between the open and the close. We issue no share certificate, hold no currency and owe no delivery. You get the price movement either way, long or short.

What is margin?

Margin is the slice of a position’s notional value the account sets aside to hold it open. It stays committed while the position is open and comes back when you close. Every new position cuts the margin you have left, and if what remains falls below what the position needs, the platform can close positions to stop the account going further into deficit.

Can I trade in either direction?

Yes. A long makes money when the price rises, and a short makes money when it falls. Both open from the same ticket on the same margin and leverage terms, so a falling market is no reason to sit out.

Why was my order refused?

Usually one of three. The market is shut for the session, the weekend or a public holiday. The price feed is down. Or the leverage you asked for is above the limit for that instrument or your account type. The terminal tells you which, instead of taking an order it cannot fill.

Where do the quotations come from?

They come from our market data provider and stream into the terminal, where they update through the session. The order ticket shows the price you will be dealt at. We will not open a position on a stale quotation or in a market that has closed.

Evaluation

Try the whole thing on a demo account.

A demo account runs on the same instrument list, the same quotations and the same order ticket. The funds are simulated, so no financial exposure arises.

Open an account Pricing structure

Five asset classes, one margin account.