Frequently Asked Questions

Contracts for Difference (CFDs) are derivatives that allow traders to speculate on the price movements of various assets without owning them physically.
The essence of a CFD is that the buyer and seller agree that the seller will pay the buyer the difference between the asset's price at the opening of the trade and its price at contract expiration, if the trade yields profit. Conversely, if the difference is negative, the buyer pays the seller.
Traders buy CFDs (open a Buy position) when expecting an increase in price and sell CFDs (open a Sell position) when predicting a price decline. Trades can be closed at any time for either profit or loss.

Currencies in the Forex market are traded in pairs, where each currency is represented by a three-letter abbreviation, e.g., EUR/USD (Euro/U.S. Dollar).
The first currency in the pair is called the base currency, and the second is the quote currency.
The value of a pair (exchange rate) reflects how much of the quote currency is needed to purchase one unit of the base currency. For instance, if EUR/USD is trading at 1.31, it means 1 Euro costs 1.31 USD.

Your pending order might not have been executed due to insufficient funds to open the position. In such cases, canceled pending orders appear in the trade history on your trading platform.
Alternatively, the pending order may not have been triggered because the specified price wasn’t reached during the set timeframe. Note that Sell orders are executed at the Bid price, and Buy orders are executed at the Ask price.

A Stop Loss order can serve as an additional tool in a strategy aimed at reducing potential risks. However, the Stop Loss order price requested by the client cannot be guaranteed. This is because the quote at which the Stop Loss is set serves only as an indicative, trigger point. If the price of the traded financial instrument reaches the trigger price, your Stop Loss order will be treated as a market order and executed at the current Volume Weighted Average Price (VWAP) in accordance with WorldTrade's Order Execution Policy. As a result, the Stop Loss order may be executed at a lower/higher price. This applies to all stop orders placed on any of our trading platforms.

Yes, we provide CFDs on cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ripple, and more.

WorldTrade quotes Forex currency pairs with an additional decimal place. The last decimal represents a pip, while the second last represents a point.

WorldTrade provides order execution without dealing desk intervention and offers CFDs on currencies, cryptocurrencies, energy resources, metals, indices, stocks, and futures. Most account types use market execution. Additionally, accounts with instant execution are available to you.
WorldTrade conducts a significant volume of its own transactions, independently managing risk limits. Elevated risk may be hedged using external sources.

Slippage is an inevitable part of trading and often occurs in the market. It happens during periods of limited liquidity or high volatility, especially when significant economic news is released.
WorldTrade takes necessary measures to protect traders from heightened levels of volatility. Our clients also benefit from a high-tech trade management system that reduces the risk of negative slippage and ensures execution at the best available price.

Yes, micro-lots are available on our platforms with standard account types.

Available leverage varies depending on the account type.

Fixed spreads, unlike floating ones, do not change throughout the trading day. There is a daytime spread rate, a nighttime rate, a nighttime fixed spread rate, and a rate that applies only during periods of extreme market instability.
An account with fixed spreads allows you to manage your trading costs effectively, as you can calculate the pip difference between Bid and Ask prices in advance. Fixed spreads are especially useful for traders who engage in news trading, prefer algorithmic strategies, scalping, and other short-term trades.

Floating spreads fluctuate throughout the day based on market volatility and current market liquidity. Floating spreads reflect the best Bid and Ask prices we receive from our liquidity providers.
The advantage of floating spreads is that you get the best market price at the time your orders are placed. Typically, this price is lower than what you would get when trading on an account with fixed spreads. On the other hand, floating spreads may widen before and after the release of important economic news, as well as during other periods of high market volatility.

The margin level (%) is displayed on the trading platform and is calculated as follows: Equity/Margin X 100.
WorldTrade provides negative balance protection (in accordance with the WorldTrade Order Execution Policy) to ensure that clients cannot lose more than the total amount of their investments.
For all WorldTrade accounts across all jurisdictions, the Stop Out level is set at 50%.

Limit and stop orders are often confused with each other, as both types are Deferred orders. The essence of these orders is that a trade will be opened in the future when the price of the asset reaches the price you specify.
For Buy Limit orders, the position will be opened when the market quote is lower than the current price. For Sell Limit orders, the position will be opened when the market quote is higher than the current price.
For Buy Stop orders, the quote must be higher than the current price, and for Sell Stop orders, it must be lower than the current price.

Swap is calculated as the difference between the corresponding interest rates of the countries whose currencies are represented in the pair, with the addition of WorldTrade's commission for rolling the position over to the next trading day. The swap can be either positive or negative, depending on the instrument.
The swap is calculated from Monday to Friday at 22:00 GMT (01:00 the next day Moscow time). Please note that on Fridays, the swap is calculated at a triple rate, taking into account the weekend days when it also applies (regardless of the fact that banks and markets are closed).
Swap size for Forex = [(pip / interest rate) X trade size (units) X swap volume in points] / 10
Swap size for other instruments = Lot size X Swap volume X Number of nights.

Leverage affects the amount of funds required to open a trade. It effectively multiplies your purchasing power and allows you to open a position larger than your account balance. To use leverage, you need to provide margin to the broker as collateral for the trade. The higher the leverage, the lower the margin required to open a position of equivalent value. This means that with the same initial margin, you can open much larger positions.
Initial margin - Leverage - Buying power (units)
$1000 - 1:1 - $1000
$1000 - 1:10 - $10000
$1000 - 1:33 - $33000
Leverage can be expressed in both a ratio format and as a percentage. Both options are available on our website.
For example, if you choose leverage of 1:20, this is equivalent to requiring a margin of 5% of the total position size to open the trade.
Excessive use of leverage can be extremely risky, as it can lead to large losses and trigger a Stop Out, i.e., the automatic closure of your position.
Also, note that higher leverage increases the impact of the spread and swap on your invested capital. For example, if the spread is 0.1%, and you open a trade with 20x leverage, the spread will account for 2% of your margin.
Example:
With leverage of 1:5, you will need to deposit €20,000 to open 1 lot of EUR/USD (100,000), whereas with leverage of 1:30, you can open the same trade for just €3,333.

A Stop Loss order is used to limit losses.
It can be attached to an order when it is opened, or you can modify the position and add a stop loss later. It can also be attached to a pending order.
The stop loss should be placed below the current market price for buy positions and above the current market price for sell positions.
All stop orders that include stop losses are executed with "market execution," meaning that once the order is triggered, it is filled at the current market price at that moment (VWAP).
VWAP can be at, above, or below the requested price.
This means that, especially during high volatility, you may receive a price that is significantly different from the stop level you specified, which is known as "negative slippage."

A Take Profit order is used to lock in profits at a specified price.
It can be set during the order opening, or you can modify the position and add the take profit later. It can also be attached to a pending order.
The take profit should be placed above the current market price for buy positions and below the current market price for sell positions.
All "limit" orders, including Take Profit, are executed with "Limit Execution," meaning you will receive the requested price or better. When your take profit is triggered, if there is a price favorable to you in the market, WorldTrade will offer you the best available price.
As a result, it is impossible to receive a worse price on a "Limit" order, such as Take Profit.
For long positions, the take profit will be activated for execution as soon as the BID price reaches your take profit level. For short positions, the take profit will be triggered for execution as soon as the ASK price reaches your take profit level.

Stop Out is the automatic forced closure of a trader's positions when the balance of their trading account falls below a certain threshold.
The margin level is displayed on the platform as a percentage whenever you have open positions and is calculated as:
Equity / Initial Margin * 100
Equity refers to the balance plus unrealized profits and losses in each trading account and does not include any balance in your WorldTrade wallet.
Example:
The Stop Out level is set at 50% for all our platforms and account types. This means that once your equity drops to 50% of your initial margin, Stop Outs will begin.
For example, with an initial deposit of $1,000 and an initial margin of $100, you will have $900 in free margin remaining. If losses reach $900, you will have 0 free margin left, and your margin level percentage at that point will be 100% (100 equity / 100 initial margin = 100%). If losses continue and eventually reach $950, the 50% Stop Out will be triggered (50 equity / 100 used margin = 50%).
Now, let's break down an example showing at what price your position would be stopped.
You open a buy position for 100 barrels of Brent crude oil (0.1 lot) at $55 per barrel. This position uses 10x leverage (1:10), and you started with $600 in your account.
The initial margin is 1/10 = 10% of the risk amount. The value in this case is 100 barrels multiplied by $55 = $5,500. Therefore, your initial margin is $550, and the free margin is $50.
The price starts to decline, and we want to figure out at what price the equity will be equal to 50% of the initial margin. To do this, we need to calculate the price at which our loss will be 50% of $550 = $275, plus the free margin. As explained earlier, losses are first deducted from free margin. Therefore, the total loss will be $325 or $3.25 per barrel, as our position is 100 barrels. When the price drops by $3.25 and reaches $46.75 (the BID price), you will be stopped out.
Stop Outs help prevent your trading account from falling into a negative balance. However, during highly volatile markets or market gaps, it may not always be possible to fill orders at a specific level, and significant slippage can occur during the execution of Stop Out orders.

The difference between the Bid and Ask prices is called the "spread," which is what you pay the broker to open a position.
As a result, you will notice that trading begins with a small loss, as you need to cover the spread before you start making a profit.
Let’s demonstrate this with an example. You buy 1 lot of EURUSD at $1.0700, where the Bid and Ask prices were $1.0698 and $1.0700. When you buy, you get the Ask price. The price moves in your favor by 5 pips, and the new Bid and Ask prices are $1.0703 and $1.0705. You close the trade by selling at the new Bid price of $1.0703, making a profit of 3 pips, which equals $300.
The reason your profit is $200 less than expected is because a 2-pip spread was charged.
Let’s take another example with GOLD, priced in USD. You decide to sell (go short) 100 ounces (1 lot) when the Bid and Ask prices were $1600.50 and $1601.00. Since this is a sell position, it opens at the Bid price of $1600.50. The price then drops in your favor by 0.50, making the new Bid and Ask prices $1600.00 and $1600.50. You close the trade by buying at the new Ask price of $1600.50.
In this case, even though the price moved in your direction, you were charged a spread, and your order was both opened and closed at the same price of $1600.50, which means your profit or loss is 0.
Spreads are typically floating and fluctuate based on liquidity and volatility. Liquidity influences volatility and vice versa.

Keep in mind that buy positions are opened at the Ask price (and closed at the Bid price), while sell positions are opened at the Bid price (and closed at the Ask price).
For this reason, stop-losses, take-profits, and pending orders should trigger at the Bid or Ask price displayed on the price chart before execution.
The Ask price is always higher than the Bid price because it includes the spread applied by WorldTrade. Therefore, you need to take the spread into account when the order is triggered.
For example, if you open a sell trade on EURUSD at 1.15700 and set a stop-loss at 1.15750, this means your stop-loss will be triggered when the Ask price reaches 1.15750. If the spread at that moment is 1.5 pips, you might notice that your order gets closed when the price on the chart is only 1.15735.
By default, price charts display the Bid prices. If you cannot see the current Ask price on your platform, please refer to the FAQ section: How can I show the Ask price on the platform?

In simple terms, liquidity is the ability to trade (buy and sell) an instrument. The more market participants interested in buying and selling the instrument in any volume, the higher the liquidity.
The more liquid the instrument, the generally narrower the spread, as market participants compete for the best price. In low liquidity situations, prices are typically more volatile, and spreads may be higher due to lower demand for the instrument.

WorldTrade offers Negative Balance Protection (NBP) for all clients, regardless of their category or jurisdiction, ensuring that you cannot lose more than the amount you have deposited.
For more detailed information, please refer to the "Order Execution Policy."
WorldTrade also provides a Stop Out level, which will trigger automatic closure of positions when a certain margin level (in percentage) is reached. The Stop Out level will depend on the account type and jurisdiction under which you are registered.

WorldTrade offers CFDs on forex, metals, futures, stocks, indices, energy resources, and cryptocurrencies.

Demo - for practice trading, with the possibility to open an account with amounts of 5k, 10k, 30k, and 50k.
Option to choose leverage of 100 or 200.
Option to open an account in USD, USDT, and BTC.

Standard - classic account, opening from 20$, leverage of 100 and 200.
Option to open an account in USD, USDT, and BTC.
Broker's commission is 0.03%.

Live - account for experienced traders, opening from 2k$, leverage of 100 and 200.
Option to open an account in USD, USDT, and BTC.
Broker's commission is 0.02%.

VIP - opening from 30k$, leverage of 50, 100, and 200.
Option to open an account in USD, USDT, and BTC.
Broker's commission is 0.06% + reduced spreads.
2 commission-free withdrawals per month.

Islamic - no swaps, minimum deposit: from 20 USD, leverage: 100 or 200, commission: 0.03% per trade.

To open a trading account, click the "Sign Up" button on the WorldTrade homepage. After filling out a few simple fields in the form, you will receive an email with access details to your WorldTrade Personal Account. Here, you can upload documents, manage your trading accounts, download trading platforms for free, open new demo accounts, deposit funds, and request withdrawals.
Next, in your Personal Account, in the left menu, click the "cTrader" button -> then click "Add Account" at the top -> select the account you need.

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Minimum deposits for different account types:

• Standart – $0
• Live – $2,000
• VIP – $30,000
• Islamic – $20

To fund your trading account, click the "Register" button on the main WorldTrade page. After filling out a few simple fields in the registration form, you will receive an email with login details for your WorldTrade Personal Account. Here you can upload documents, manage your trading accounts, download trading platforms for free, open new demo accounts, deposit funds, and submit withdrawal requests. Then click on "Manage Funds" -> "Transfer" -> select the wallet from which the transfer will be made and the trading account to which the funds should be transferred.
Important! Transfers can only be made between accounts in the same currency.

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Standart Account - Broker's commission: 0.03%
Live Account - Broker's commission: 0.02%
VIP Account - Broker's commission: 0.06% + reduced spreads
Islamic Account - Broker's commission: 0.03%

You can open as many demo accounts as you wish. The virtual balance of the demo account can be replenished independently in your WorldTrade Personal Account. Note that demo accounts are automatically deactivated if there is no trading activity for 90 days.
While demo accounts provide real market conditions and quotes, keep in mind that the demo account is a trading simulation. Therefore, prices on a demo account may not always fully reflect current market conditions, especially during periods of high volatility or low liquidity (for example, at market openings or during major news releases).
Additionally, margin and leverage settings may differ between demo and live accounts.
WorldTrade warns: making a profit on a demo account is not a guarantee of the effectiveness of the selected strategy on a live account.
For this reason, it is strongly recommended that demo accounts be considered as a learning tool for beginner traders, as well as an opportunity to test new trading strategies.

You can open an account in the name of your company using our standard registration procedure. Please enter the personal details of the person who will be designated as the authorized representative. Then, log in to your WorldTrade Personal Account to upload the official documentation of your company, such as the certificate of registration, the charter, and other documents. Once we receive all the necessary documents, the WorldTrade back office will review your application and advise on the next steps.

Yes. In order to open a joint account (profile) with WorldTrade, each participant must first create a personal account on our website, and then fill out the joint account request form. To do this, please contact our back office by emailing support@worldtrade.best.

Please note that joint accounts are available only for married couples or first-degree relatives.

Yes, with WorldTrade, you can have up to 10 trading accounts. You can open additional accounts at any time through your personal account.

WorldTrade clients can open a trading account in USD, USDT, and BTC.
VIP clients of WorldTrade can request an account in any other currency.
For the WorldTrade wallet, it is recommended to choose the same currency in which you plan to deposit and withdraw funds (to avoid conversion fees). You can choose different base currencies for your trading accounts. When transferring between the WorldTrade wallet and a trading account in a different currency, the current exchange rate will be shown, and the conversion will be carried out accordingly.

VIP accounts are offered to traders with a deposit of $30,000 (or the equivalent in another currency) and to those who actively trade large volumes. VIP clients benefit from reduced spreads and commissions.

Cashback is a refund of funds to the trading account for conducting trades:

• Standart account: Cashback from spreads, swaps, and commissions is 10% to the trading account.
• Live account: Cashback from spreads, swaps, and commissions is 15% to the trading account + 50% commission reimbursement for deposits.
• VIP account: Personal manager + cashback from spreads, swaps, and commissions is 20% to the trading account + 100% commission reimbursement for deposits + reduced spreads and swaps + advance deposit up to $10,000.

A bonus is money provided to the client by the company for fulfilling certain conditions. The bonus is used in trading, equivalent to real funds, to increase the trading volume. Bonuses do not cover costs such as spreads, swaps, or commissions.
The bonus is available for withdrawal after completing 1 lot for every $10.

To download the trading terminal, click on the "Register" button on the main page of WorldTrade. After filling in a few simple fields, you will receive an email with login details for accessing your WorldTrade Personal Account. In this account, you can upload documents, manage your trading accounts, download trading platforms for free, open new demo accounts, make deposits, and request withdrawals.
Next, in the Personal Account, click on "cTrader" in the left menu, then click "Platform Types" at the top and choose the option that suits you.

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To close a position, click the "Close" button in the Trade Watch window at the bottom of the cTrader screen. In the Trade Watch window, you can close one position or all open positions at once by clicking the "Close All" button.
You can also use the QuickTrade settings to enable or disable the one-click/two-click trading feature.

There are several ways to open a new order in the cTrader platform.
For example, you can press the F9 button to open the Create Order window or click the icon above the Market Overview list on the left side of the platform. You can also click on any asset in the Watchlists, select New Order, or place an order directly using the Buy and Sell buttons:
Buy and Sell buttons
These buttons are also available on any open chart:
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If you haven’t enabled the one-click trading feature (QuickTrade), after clicking the Buy/Sell button, a new window will appear allowing you to open a new order, a limit order, or a stop order, select the desired instrument, and set Stop Loss and Take Profit levels:
Market Order
Note: If you want to open and close trades with one or two clicks directly from the trading chart or Market Overview window, you need to enable Quick Trading in the platform settings.

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Your cTID (cTrader ID) for your account on the cTrader platform will be sent to you by email after confirming your account creation.
The cTID allows you to access all your WorldTrade cTrader accounts (both demo and live) using a single login and password.
By default, your cTID email address will be the registered email address of your profile, and you will be able to create your own password.
After logging in using your cTID, you will be able to switch between any WorldTrade cTrader accounts registered under your name.

You can place a pending order from the Create Order window. Choose either a Limit Order or Stop Order, then specify the Symbol, Price, Volume, Date, and Expiration Time. Set the Stop Loss and Take Profit levels and click either Sell or Buy.
Note that you can also place pending orders from the Market Depth window or by right-clicking on the chart.

To modify or delete a pending order, click the Orders tab in the Trade Watch window. Once the list of all your pending orders appears, right-click on the order you want to modify or delete.

• Click on the Modify button to open a new window, where you can change the parameters of the pending order.
• Click on the Cancel button to automatically remove the order from the list.

Ваш cTrader ID (cTID) будет создан и отправлен на вашу электронную почту сразу после успешной регистрации профиля в WorldTrade.
cTID позволяет вам получить доступ ко всем вашим счетам WorldTrade cTrader (демо и торговым) с использованием единого логина и пароля.
После входа в систему с помощью cTID, ваши учетные записи cTrader будут автоматически связаны, и вы получите доступ к следующим дополнительным функциям:

• Пользовательские списки активов для наблюдения
• Уведомления по электронной почте
• Уведомления об изменениях цен
• Дополнительные рабочие области

You can find your current balance and trading history in the Trade Watch window at the bottom of the cTrader platform screen.

• Positions tab: here you can see your current balance, available funds, margin, as well as unrealized profit and loss.
• Orders tab: displays your pending orders.
• History tab: contains the complete history of executed orders.

You can export your trading history from the Trade Watch window. Open the History tab, right-click anywhere in the list of previous orders, and select Create Statement to generate a trading history report in HTML format. Alternatively, you can click Export to Excel to create a report in a spreadsheet format.

Yes, if there are no open positions on the trading account from which you intend to make the transfer.
If you have an open trade, you will not be able to transfer funds to your wallet during the weekend. You will need to wait until the market opens and close your position before transferring funds.

To complete the verification, click on the "Register" button on the main page of WorldTrade. After filling out a simple form, a letter with access details to your WorldTrade Personal Account will be sent to the email you provided. Here, you can upload documents, manage trading accounts, download trading platforms for free, open new demo accounts, deposit funds, and submit withdrawal requests. Then, click the circle with your initials in the top right corner, select "Verification" from the menu, and click "Increase Level."

• For Level 1, upload a selfie with your passport or ID card.
• For Level 2, provide your driver's license and SNILS (for Russian citizens).

We take a series of precautions and ensure complete confidentiality of the personal data you provide. All client passwords are encrypted, and personal data is stored on secure servers, accessible only to a small number of authorized staff members.

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The WorldTrade wallet is a personal risk management tool that allows you to easily deposit and withdraw funds.
It is a central account that can be used to transfer funds between your trading accounts with just a few clicks. The main advantage of WorldTrade is protection from market risks: the wallet balance is not affected by price changes on the client's open positions.

Log in to your WorldTrade Personal Account and click on the "Manage Funds" button in the left menu -> then click "Withdraw Funds".
Please note that in order to successfully withdraw funds, you must transfer your funds to your wallet.
It is important to follow our Withdrawal Policy, which requires clients to withdraw funds using the same method as the deposit (unless full refunds have not been made via this method or time limits have not expired).
To withdraw funds, you must have completed the second level of verification.

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No. To change the currency of your wallet, you need to create a new wallet in the "Balances" section.

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During working days, withdrawal requests are processed quickly, usually within a few hours. However, if the withdrawal request is received outside of working hours, it will be processed on the next business day. The withdrawal may take up to 1 business day from the moment the request is created.
After the payment is processed by the company, the final time required for the withdrawal and crediting to your account depends on the chosen payment system.

WorldTrade does not charge any additional fees for deposits. However, fees may be charged by the banks or payment systems used for the transfer.

To make a deposit, click on the "Register" button on the WorldTrade homepage. After filling in a few simple fields, you will receive an email with your login details for the WorldTrade Personal Account. Here, you can upload documents, manage trading accounts, download trading platforms for free, open new demo accounts, as well as deposit funds and request withdrawals. Next, go to "Manage Funds" -> "Deposit" -> select the currency and the convenient payment method for your deposit.

Demonstration in the program