AMarkets Adds XAUT/USDT With 24/7 Trading on MetaTrader 5
AMarkets said on 28 April 2026 that XAUT/USDT, a Tether Gold pair, is now available for trading in its Cryptocurrencies group on MetaTrader 5. The company lists 24/7 access including weekends, leverage up to 1:50 and commissions from 0.04%.
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AMarkets announced that XAUT/USDT is now available in the Cryptocurrencies group on MetaTrader 5. The company presents the instrument as Tether Gold (XAUT), combining the reliability of physical gold with the flexibility of crypto, according to its notice. The announcement does not identify a specific AMarkets entity, jurisdiction or account type covered by the launch.
Trading Terms Listed
For XAUT/USDT, AMarkets lists trading access 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including weekends. The company states leverage of up to 1:50 and commissions from 0.04%. The notice names MetaTrader 5 as the platform and does not set out other account-type or client-eligibility conditions.
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