Trade XRP with leverage up to 1:500

Start trading Ripple with tight spreads from $0.0011, high volume capacity, and 24/7 market access.

Why trade XRP on Deriv

Larger XRP trade sizes

Trade on Deriv MT5 or Deriv cTrader with advanced charting, automated strategies, and one-click trading.

Tighter spreads

Trade with spreads starting from $0.0011 on a Deriv MT5 Standard account or from $0.0017 on Deriv MT5 Swap-free account.

Professional trading platforms

Trade on Deriv MT5 or Deriv cTrader with a leverage of up to 1:500 and volum limit of 500,000 XRP

XRP CFDs

Trading condition

Specification

Leverage

Up to 1:500

MT5 Standard account spreads

$0.0011

MT5 Swap-Free account spreads

$0.0017

MT5 Zero Spread adjustment

0.03%

Volume limits

500,000 lots

Platforms

Deriv MT5, Deriv cTrader

Best for

Traders seeking high-volume altcoin exposure with tight execution costs and flexible leverage.

How to start trading XRP on Deriv

1

Create a Deriv account

Open an account and access a demo account with virtual funds.

2

Choose a platform to trade XRP CFDs

Trade XRP CFDs on Deriv MT5 for advanced tools or Deriv cTrader with copy trading features.

3

Open your position and manage risk

Check indicators and market data to plan your trade, and open your position.

Securing your trading account with verification codes, secure web browser and antivirus software protect your devices.

XRP FAQs

What's the advantage of trading XRP as CFDs?

CFD trading eliminates cryptocurrency wallet management, blockchain transaction delays, and exchange security risks. You speculate on price direction with leverage, going long or short based on market conditions.

What does the 500,000-lot limit allow me to do?

A higher lot limit allows traders to place and manage larger XRP positions, which can be useful for scaling trades or adjusting position size across multiple entries.

Can XRP CFDs be traded on multiple platforms?

Yes. XRP CFDs are available on Deriv MT5 and Deriv cTrader, allowing traders to choose a platform based on their charting and execution preferences.