Rolling Spot FXOver-the-Counter Forex Trading

Over-the-counter FX with daily roll-over on open positions. Examples include EUR/USD and GBP/USD.

Major Currency Pairs

Trade the world's most popular currency pairs with competitive spreads

Currency PairDescriptionMin SpreadAction
EUR/USD
Euro/US Dollar
0.6 pips
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GBP/USD
British Pound/US Dollar
0.8 pips
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USD/JPY
US Dollar/Japanese Yen
0.7 pips
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USD/CHF
US Dollar/Swiss Franc
0.9 pips
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AUD/USD
Australian Dollar/US Dollar
0.8 pips
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USD/CAD
US Dollar/Canadian Dollar
1.0 pips
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*Spreads are variable and may widen during volatile market conditions or low liquidity periods.

Rolling Spot FX Features

Professional forex trading with institutional-grade execution

Daily Rollover

Positions automatically roll over each trading day with transparent rollover costs

24/5 Trading

Trade forex markets 24 hours a day, 5 days a week

Tight Spreads

Competitive spreads starting from 0.6 pips on major currency pairs

No Commission

Trade with no commission charges - costs are built into the spread

How Rolling Spot FX Works

Understanding the mechanics of rolling spot forex trading

What is Rolling Spot FX?

Rolling Spot FX is an over-the-counter (OTC) forex derivative that allows you to trade currency pairs with positions that automatically roll over each trading day. Unlike traditional spot forex, rolling spot FX positions don't expire and can be held indefinitely.

Key Benefits

  • • No expiry dates
  • • Automatic daily rollover
  • • Transparent rollover costs
  • • 24/5 trading hours

Trading Hours

  • • Sunday 10:00 PM - Friday 10:00 PM GMT
  • • Daily rollover at 10:00 PM GMT
  • • No weekend trading
  • • Holiday schedule applies

Daily Rollover Process

Each trading day at 10:00 PM GMT, open positions are automatically rolled over to the next trading day. This process involves closing the current position and opening a new one at the current market price, plus or minus the rollover cost.

Rollover Calculation

Rollover costs are based on the interest rate differential between the two currencies in the pair, adjusted for the number of days and the position size. These costs can be positive (credit) or negative (debit) depending on the interest rate differential and position direction.

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