Here is a summary of GO Markets' leverage policies (verified in August 2026; please be sure to check the official website for the latest terms and conditions).
[Conclusion] GO Markets sets leverage limits based on asset class: up to 500:1 for forex, metals, and commodities; 100:1 for stock indices and bonds; and 20:1 for individual stocks. A key feature is that leverage is not easily restricted based on account balance, making it a user-friendly platform even for traders with substantial capital.
Leverage by Instrument at GO Markets
| Stock Categories | Maximum Leverage |
|---|---|
| Foreign Exchange (FX) | 500:1 |
| Metal Products | 500:1 |
| Stock Index | 100:1 |
| Bonds | 100:1 |
| Individual Stocks | 20:1 |
Key Points for Margin Management
The margin call is set at 80%, and the stop-out level is set at 50%. Since the stop-out level is higher than that of other brokers, please ensure you maintain a sufficient margin maintenance ratio. One advantage is that you are less likely to be subject to leverage restrictions based on your account balance, making it easy to trade under uniform conditions even with larger amounts of capital.
Get Even More Value with GO Markets' Cashback
If you open a GO Markets account through REBATE ONE, you'll receive a rebate based on your trading volume. Please see the GO Markets details page for the rebate rate.
Please check the GO Markets official website for the latest terms and conditions.
FAQ
What is the maximum leverage at GO Markets?
The leverage ratio is up to 500:1 for forex, metals, and commodities. It is 100:1 for stock indices and bonds, and 20:1 for individual stocks.
Will my leverage be restricted if my account balance increases?
GO Markets is designed to minimize leverage restrictions based on account balances. Please check the official website for details.
