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Margin call and stop out levels

Understanding margin call and stop out is crucial for managing your risk.

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What is margin level?

Margin level is calculated as: (Equity / Used Margin) × 100%

It shows how much of your available equity is being used as margin for open positions.

Margin call

A margin call is a warning that your margin level has dropped to a critical threshold.

Account Type

Margin Call Level

Cent

50%

Standard

50%

Raw

60%

When a margin call is triggered, you should consider:

  • Closing some positions to free up margin

  • Depositing additional funds

  • Reducing your exposure

Stop out

If your margin level continues to fall, the stop out mechanism automatically closes your most losing position to prevent further losses.

Account Type

Stop Out Level

Cent

30%

Standard

30%

Raw

40%

Example:

  • Account balance: $1,000

  • Open position using $220 margin

  • Margin call at 50%: triggers when equity drops to $110

  • Stop out at 30%: triggers when equity drops to $66

Negative balance protection

NEOMAAA provides negative balance protection on all account types. If your account goes negative due to extreme market conditions, your balance will be reset to zero automatically. You will never owe more than you deposited.

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