AXIORY Japan updates XAUUSD leverage to account-linked tiers, up to 1:2000
AXIORY Japan said XAUUSD leverage for its precious-metals CFD is no longer fixed at 1:100 and now follows the trading account's leverage across MT4, MT5 and cTrader. Max accounts on MT4 and cTrader can reach 1:2000, with tier-based caps by aggregate real-account equity.
View original sourceAccount-linked leverage replaces fixed 1:100
AXIORY Japan announced on 25 September 2026 that leverage for its XAUUSD gold precious-metals CFD is no longer fixed at 1:100. It now follows the leverage set on the trading account, as with FX currency pairs, under the company's standard effective-margin tiers. The change applies to XAUUSD on MT4, MT5 and cTrader.
Max, Standard and other account caps
The announcement highlights Max accounts on MT4 and cTrader, where XAUUSD leverage can reach up to 1:2000. Its trading-conditions list sets the Max-account cap at 1:2000 when aggregate equity across all real accounts is 0–300,000 JPY. For Nano, Standard and Terra accounts, the listed cap is 1:1000 when aggregate real-account equity is 0–500,000 JPY. The maximum-leverage calculation applies to the combined equity of all real accounts, including unrealized profit and loss and credit bonuses. Wallet and Alpha accounts are excluded. AXIORY says current account settings and applicable leverage can be checked in the AXIORY portal.
Margin, fees and risk disclosure
AXIORY says the higher leverage can substantially reduce the required margin for the same position size, leaving more account equity available and supporting flexible position management. It says position size remains freely selectable. On Max accounts, the company says gold trading is commission-free, with only spreads applied. The broker also warns that larger positions magnify the profit or loss effect of price moves; unrealized losses are deducted from account equity and losses can exceed the initial required margin. It states that negative balances are automatically reset to zero under its zero-cut policy and that no margin call is issued.
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