Here is a summary of Pepperstone’s leverage policies (verified in August 2026. Please be sure to check the official website for the most up-to-date terms and conditions).
[Conclusion] Pepperstone’s leverage ranges from 30:1 to 500:1, with the maximum determined by the trader’s country of residence and the regulated entity with which they have an account. With strictly regulated entities such as those under ASIC or FCA, leverage is limited to around 30:1, while entities in other regions allow leverage of up to 500:1. The leverage ratio is determined based on the level of regulation.
How Leverage Works at Pepperstone
| Examples of Contractual Entities | Guidelines for Maximum Leverage |
|---|---|
| Strictly Regulated Entities (ASIC, FCA, etc.) | About 30:1 |
| Corporations in Other Regions (SCB, etc.) | Up to 500:1 |
*The entity with which you enter into a contract is automatically determined based on your country of residence. Please review the applicable terms and conditions when opening an account.
Points to Keep in Mind When Using Leverage
- The settings are a 90% margin call and a 20% stop-out. Please be sure to carefully monitor your maintenance margin ratio.
- If high leverage is your top priority, we recommend comparing this broker with others, such as Exness, which offers unlimited leverage, or Traders Trust, which offers up to 3,000x leverage.
Get Even More Value with Pepperstone's Cashback
If you open a Pepperstone account through REBATE ONE, rebates based on your trading volume will be automatically paid out the next day. Please see the Pepperstone details page for the rebate rate.
Please check the Pepperstone official website for the latest terms and conditions.
FAQ
What is the maximum leverage offered by Pepperstone?
The leverage ratio ranges from 30:1 to 500:1, depending on the country of residence and the brokerage firm. Firms subject to strict regulations are limited to approximately 30:1.
Can I choose the maximum leverage?
Since the contracting entity is determined by your country of residence, you cannot choose it at will. You can adjust your leverage within the maximum limit via your account settings.
