Instantly determine monetary price tick values across Forex Majors, Precious Metals, Cryptocurrencies, and Equity Indices. Size your trading stop loss with institutional accuracy.
Compare contract sizes, minimum pip increments, and standard lot valuations across all monitored markets:
| Instrument | Market | Standard Contract | Min Tick | Standard Lot (1.0) | Mini Lot (0.10) | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EURUSDEUR/USD | forex | 100,000 units | 0.0001 | $10 USD | $1.00 USD | Dedicated Tool |
| GBPUSDGBP/USD | forex | 100,000 units | 0.0001 | $10 USD | $1.00 USD | Dedicated Tool |
| USDJPYUSD/JPY | forex | 100,000 units | 0.01 | $6.34 USD | $0.63 USD | Dedicated Tool |
| XAUUSDXAU/USD (Gold) | metals | 100 oz | 0.1 | $10 USD | $1.00 USD | Dedicated Tool |
| XAGUSDXAG/USD (Silver) | metals | 5,000 oz | 0.01 | $50 USD | $5.00 USD | Dedicated Tool |
| BTCUSDBTC/USD | crypto | 1 coins | 1 | $1 USD | $0.10 USD | Dedicated Tool |
| ETHUSDETH/USD | crypto | 1 coins | 1 | $1 USD | $0.10 USD | Dedicated Tool |
| US30US30 (Dow Jones) | indices | 1 units | 1 | $1 USD | $0.10 USD | Dedicated Tool |
| NAS100NAS100 (Nasdaq) | indices | 1 units | 1 | $1 USD | $0.10 USD | Dedicated Tool |
In forex, a pip typically represents the 4th decimal place (0.0001), except for Japanese Yen pairs which price to the 2nd decimal place (0.01). On standard 100,000 unit contracts with USD as quote currency, 1 pip is fixed at $10.00 USD. For cross rates and USD/JPY, pip value in USD dynamically adjusts based on the current exchange rate.
Gold (XAUUSD) trades in 100 troy ounce contracts where a 10-cent ($0.10) price movement equals $10.00 on 1 standard lot. Silver (XAGUSD) contracts comprise 5,000 troy ounces, where each 1-cent ($0.01) fluctuation generates a $50.00 monetary impact per lot, requiring traders to execute smaller lot sizes.
For Bitcoin (BTCUSD) and Ethereum (ETHUSD) CFD contracts, 1 standard lot represents 1 coin. A $1.00 price change in the underlying cryptocurrency produces a $1.00 change in trade equity per standard lot, simplifying dollar risk calculations.
Stock index CFDs trade in index points. A 1.0 point movement on a standard 1-unit contract equals $1.00 USD. Given that index prices can swing several hundred points per session, precise point-to-dollar valuation is critical to prevent margin liquidations.
