Here is a summary of the leverage offered by Tradeview Markets (verified in August 2026. Please be sure to check the official website for the most up-to-date terms and conditions).
[Conclusion] Leverage at Tradeview is determined by the account type. The STP-based X Leverage (Standard) account offers up to 500:1 leverage, while the ECN-based ILC account offers up to 200:1 leverage. The low-cost ILC account offers more moderate leverage, while the X Leverage account is ideal for those prioritizing high leverage.
Tradeview Leverage Overview
| Account Type | Method | Maximum Leverage |
|---|---|---|
| X Leverage (Standard) | STP | 500:1 |
| ILC | ECN | 200:1 |
Key Considerations When Choosing an Account Type
If cost is your top priority, choose an ILC account
Its main attractions are some of the industry's lowest trading costs—round-trip commissions starting at $5 (for ILC5 accounts with a minimum deposit of $1,000; $7 for ILC7 accounts)—and support for cTrader. Since leverage is capped at 200:1, the required margin is relatively high.
If you prioritize leverage, choose the X Leverage account
With leverage of up to 500:1, this account structure makes it easy to open positions even with small amounts. The spreads are slightly wider than those on ILC accounts.
Get even more value with Tradeview's cashback
If you open a Tradeview account through REBATE ONE, you’ll receive rebates based on your trading volume. These rebates are added on top of the already low costs of ILC accounts. Please see the Tradeview details page for the rebate rates.
Please check the Tradeview official website for the latest terms and conditions.
FAQ
What is the maximum leverage on Tradeview?
The maximum leverage is 500:1 for X Leverage (Standard) accounts and 200:1 for ILC accounts.
Which account would you recommend?
If minimizing trading costs is your top priority, the ILC account is the best choice; if you want to open positions with a small amount of capital, the X Leverage account is the best choice.
