Ultra Leverage is a special program offered by EBC to eligible clients in designated countries and regions. Once approved, traders can access significantly higher leverage than standard MT accounts, enhancing capital efficiency and trading flexibility.
⚠️ Important!
Currently available in: Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, Laos, Mongolia, Countries in Africa
Available Product: Forex major, forex cross & metals
Click here to check out steps to apply.
There are currently 2 options, which is 1:2000 and 1:Unlimited.
Eligibility & Requirements
- Only available for live trading accounts
- Account types: STD and PRO (not applicable to PAMM)
- Leverage level is determined by account equity:
Account Equity (USD) |
Applicable Ultra-Leverage |
0 – 500 |
Ultra-leverage (1:Unlimited) |
500.01 – 2000 |
Ultra Leverage (1:2000) |
Trading Rules
- Stop-out Level: Equity < 0 (when Ultra Leverage is active)
- Max Orders: 200 (including open and pending orders)
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Withdrawal Limits:
- With open positions: 50% of the lower value between balance and equity
- Without open positions: full balance available
Calculation Examples:
Below are margin calculation examples under different Applicable Ultra-Leverage (calculated per lot):
When the trading account is set to Ultra-leverage (1:Unlimited), the margin required to hold positions becomes much lower, because the margin requirement margin will never be display as $0.
Leverage |
Trading Product |
Contract Size per Lot |
Opening Price |
Initial Margin |
Used Margin |
Margin Calculation Formula (Lot x Contract Size x Opening Price / Applicable Ultra-Leverage) |
Ultra-leverage (1 : 2000) |
EURUSD |
100,000 |
$1.15000 |
$115.00 |
$57.50 |
1 x 100,000 x $1.15 / Applicable Ultra-Leverage |
Ultra-leverage (1 : Unlimited) |
EURUSD |
100,000 |
$1.15000 |
$115.00 |
$11.5 |
1 x 100,000 x $1.15 / Applicable Ultra-Leverage |
Ultra-leverage (1 : 2000) |
XAUUSD |
100 |
$4,000.00 |
$400.00 |
$200.00 |
1 x 100 x $4,000 / Applicable Ultra-Leverage |
Ultra-leverage (1 : Unlimited) |
XAUUSD |
100 |
$4,000.00 |
$400.00 |
$40 |
1 x 100 x $4,000 / Applicable Ultra-Leverage |
Leverage and Equity
Ultra-leverage (1 : Unlimited)
When account equity increases from below $500 to the range of $501–$2,000, the system will automatically switch to Ultra-leverage (1 : 2000) At this point, the margin required for new orders will be calculated based on a maximum leverage of 1:2000. Positions that were opened under the Ultra-leverage (1 : Unlimited) will not have their margin requirements affected.
When account equity decreases from the $501–$2,000 range back below $500, the leverage will automatically revert to Ultra-leverage (1 : Unlimited). In this case, new orders will be based on Ultra-leverage (1 : Unlimited)
Ultra leverage (1:2000)
When account equity falls below $500 from the $501–$2,000 range, the leverage will automatically switch to Ultra-leverage (1 : Unlimited). At this point, new orders will be based on Ultra-leverage (1 : Unlimited). Similarly, if the equity rises back above $501–$2,000, the leverage will be adjusted to Ultra-leverage (1 : 2000).
When account equity exceeds $2,000, the system will automatically switch to the account’s maximum standard leverage (1:500). In this case, the margin for new orders will be calculated based on 1:500 leverage. Even if the equity later drops back to the $500–$2,000 range, Ultra-leverage (1 : 2000) will not be automatically reactivated, new orders will continue to use the margin requirement of the standard maximum leverage.
Important Note：
When account equity exceeds $2,000, the Ultra Leverage feature will be automatically deactivated. After deactivation, the account will automatically apply its maximum available leverage, and the stop-out level will change from Equity < 0 to Margin Level ≤ 30%.
- Once Ultra Leverage is deactivated, it will not be automatically restored, even if the account equity later falls below $2,000 again. A new application is required to reactivate it.
Leverage adjustments only affect new positions opened after the change. Existing positions will retain their original margin requirements.