High Leverage (up to 1:1000) — Eligibility & Terms
Updated: June 22, 2026
Pipze offers leverage of up to 1:1000 to eligible clients. Higher leverage increases both profit potential and risk, so access is subject to the eligibility conditions and risk-management terms set out below.
1:1000 Leverage Eligibility
Clients may qualify for leverage up to 1:1000 provided that all of the following conditions are met:
The Broker reserves the right to review eligibility requirements at any time. If any requirement is no longer met, the maximum available leverage may be reduced automatically without prior notice.
Eligibility for 1:1000 leverage does not guarantee permanent access. The Broker may reduce leverage in line with its risk-management policies, market conditions, regulatory obligations, or other operational requirements.
Leverage Terms & Conditions
To maintain fair trading conditions, market stability, liquidity management and effective risk control, the Broker reserves the right to modify leverage, margin requirements, trading conditions and risk parameters at any time. Leverage may be reduced, margin requirements increased, or additional restrictions applied under (but not limited to) the circumstances below.
Economic news and market events
Leverage restrictions may apply before, during and after major economic announcements, including:
- Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP)
- CPI and inflation reports
- GDP releases
- Employment reports
- Interest rate decisions
- Central bank meetings
- FOMC announcements
- Elections
- Geopolitical developments
- Other market-moving events
The timing, duration and extent of any restrictions are determined solely by the Broker.
Market opening, closing and weekend risk
Restrictions may apply during daily rollovers, weekly close, weekly reopening, public holidays, reduced-liquidity sessions and special trading schedules. These measures reduce risks from market gaps, abnormal spreads and sudden price movements.
High volatility and abnormal market conditions
The Broker may reduce leverage during:
- Extreme volatility
- Flash crashes
- Sharp market gaps
- Low liquidity conditions
- Trading halts
- Exchange disruptions
- Political instability
- Economic emergencies
- Technical failures
- Force majeure events
Large position and exposure risk
The Broker may reduce leverage, increase margin, or impose restrictions where an account:
- Maintains large open positions.
- Holds significant exposure on a single instrument.
- Holds significant exposure across multiple instruments.
- Creates elevated risk to the Broker or liquidity providers.
- Shows trading activity that may threaten market stability.
No fixed position size, volume threshold or exposure limit is guaranteed. Such restrictions may be applied at the Broker's sole discretion.
Instrument-specific restrictions
Different leverage limits may apply to Forex, Precious Metals, Indices, Energies, Stocks, Cryptocurrencies, Commodities and Exotic Currency Pairs. Certain instruments may carry fixed margin requirements regardless of the account leverage setting.
Regulatory restrictions
Leverage availability may vary depending on country of residence, regulatory requirements, applicable laws and the account registration entity.
Broker's rights
The Broker reserves the absolute right, at its sole discretion and without prior notice, to reduce or increase leverage, increase margin requirements, restrict trading activity, limit position sizes, restrict specific instruments, modify leverage schedules, and apply additional risk-management measures — for individual accounts, groups of accounts, instruments, trading strategies, or all clients collectively. Such actions may be taken to protect clients, liquidity providers, market integrity, regulatory compliance, trading infrastructure, or the Broker's financial stability.
Abuse prevention and prohibited trading activity
The Broker may reduce leverage, increase margin, restrict trading, limit position sizes or apply additional controls where activity is deemed abusive, excessive-risk, disruptive or contrary to fair market practice. Such activity may include, but is not limited to:
- Latency arbitrage
- Arbitrage trading strategies
- Toxic order flow
- Market manipulation
- Quote manipulation
- Platform abuse
- System exploitation
- High-frequency trading creating excessive risk
- Practices harming liquidity providers or market integrity
The determination of such activity is made solely at the Broker's discretion.
No prior notice requirement
Unless otherwise required by applicable law or regulation, the Broker is not obligated to provide advance notice before changing leverage levels, margin requirements, trading conditions, position limits, instrument restrictions, risk-management measures, exposure limits or account-specific restrictions. Such changes may take effect immediately whenever deemed necessary for risk management, operational, regulatory, liquidity or market-protection purposes.
Trading with leverage involves substantial risk and may result in significant losses. Clients acknowledge that leverage levels, margin requirements and trading conditions may change at any time as part of the Broker's risk-management procedures.
Contact Support
If you have any questions about our High Leverage Terms or eligibility conditions, please don't hesitate to contact our customer support: