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For FX & CFD Brokers

One contract definition, read by everything

Contract size, tick value, quote precision, quantity step, margin currency and trading hours live on the instrument. The ticket, the chart, the risk engine, statements and reporting all read the same definition.

EUR / USD — specification

Published
contract_size
100 000
tick_value
10.00
quote_precision
5
quantity_step
0.01
min_order_size
0.01
max_order_size
50.00
margin_currency
USD
financing_currency
USD

Illustrative values. Every field is set per instrument when it is listed.

What a specification covers

The fields that decide how an instrument behaves everywhere it appears

Size and tick value

Contract size and the monetary value of a minimum price movement, which together determine what a position is actually worth.

contract_sizetick_value

Precision and steps

Quote precision and quantity step, so a ticket cannot accept a price or size the engine would round away.

quote_precisionquantity_step

Margin and financing currency

Which balance margin is taken from and which balance financing charges land on, set independently where they differ.

margin_currencyfinancing_currency

Trading calendar

Session hours, weekly breaks, holidays and partial sessions, applied automatically to order acceptance.

sessionsholidays

Published to clients

The specification is visible in the client area and on the ticket, which removes an entire category of support question.

visibility

See it live

Tiered rules a client group inherits, not re-enters

Size limits, precision and the risk bands attached to a specification show up as a tiered rule table, the same shape your operations team edits in the console.

Contract specification table by symbol with tick size and lot limits, plus a margin requirement by asset class chart

One definition, many consumers

Where the specification is read, and why that consistency matters

Instrument definition

Trading

The ticket enforces it

Precision, step and size limits shape what the ticket will accept, so an order cannot be constructed that the engine would reject on those grounds.

Risk

Margin is computed from it

Contract size and tick value feed the margin calculation directly, so a specification change is reflected in requirements immediately.

Reporting

Statements use the same numbers

Position values and profit calculations in statements derive from the same fields, which is why a client's arithmetic always agrees with yours.

Change control

Amendments are recorded

Specification changes are written to the audit log with previous and new values, and changes affecting open positions require an approval step.

Why one definition matters

Specification mismatches are the kind of bug that shows up in a client’s statement.

No arithmetic disputes

Because every calculation reads the same fields, a client's own working always reproduces your figures.

Faster listings

One form completes the definition, rather than the same values being entered into several systems.

Transparent conditions

Publishing the specification removes the most common pre-trade support question entirely.

Controlled change

Recorded amendments with approval on sensitive fields prevent a quiet change from surprising open positions.

FAQ

Contract specifications: common questions

5 short answers to what teams ask before a demo.

Contract size, tick value, quote precision, quantity step, minimum and maximum order size, margin and financing currency, the trading calendar and the instrument's baseline risk limits.

Yes. It is published in the client area and summarised on the ticket, which removes most pre-trade questions about how an instrument behaves.

Most fields can, taking effect from the next order. Fields that would change the valuation of open positions are restricted and, where permitted, require an approval step before applying.

Yes, in the audit log, with the previous and new values, the operator identity and the timestamp. Where an approval was required, the proposal and approval are both recorded.

Yes. They are set independently on the instrument, so margin can be taken from one balance while financing charges land on another where that reflects the underlying economics.

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