Trading

Foreign exchange, or forex, is the global market of the world’s currencies, where the values of different currencies are pitted against each other in the form of forex pairs, such as EUR/USD, AUD/JPY, etc. The forex market determines the exchange rates of each currency.

Read this article to learn more about trading forex on Deriv.

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A commodity is either grown or produced naturally in the environment, such as agricultural products, livestock, crude oil, and precious metals like gold and silver. Read this article to learn more about trading commodities on Deriv.

Stock indices measure the value of a group of companies in the stock market. This allows investors to see how a particular set of assets is performing. Read this article to learn more about trading stocks on Deriv.

Derived indices consist of our Synthetic Indices, which offer asset prices generated from simulated markets and indices.

Available 24/7, our Synthetic Indices emulate price movements of real-world markets with varying levels of volatility. As they aren't based on actual underlying assets, they are unaffected by real-world market events. Read this article to learn more about trading Synthetic Indices on Deriv.

Due to regulatory requirements, Derived Indices are unavailable in some countries. Refer to ‘Product offering’ in our terms of use for more information.

CFDs let you predict the price movement of underlying assets without actually owning them. With CFDs, you open a position based on your prediction, and you'll earn a profit if you close your position when the price moves in your favour.

Read this article to learn more about trading CFDs on Deriv.

We currently offer 2 trading platforms: Deriv MT5 for CFD trading and‍ Deriv Trader for Multipliers trading.

To see your account’s trading limits, go to Settings > Security and safety > Account limits.

Synthetic indices and cryptocurrencies are available for trading 24/7.

Deriv multipliers combine the upside of leverage trading without the downside of losing more than your stake. This means that when the market moves in your favour, you'll multiply your potential profits. If the market moves against your prediction, your losses are limited only to your stake. To find out more, visit the Multipliers page.

Watch this video to know more about trading multipliers.