| Instrument | Shortest term | Longest term | Min order | Max order |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XAU/USD | 60s | 1 hour | 1 USD | 500 USD |
How to read the specification sheet
Every row is a rule that applies to an order. Nothing in the sheet is advisory and nothing is negotiable at the desk: if the sheet says an order cannot be opened during a closure, no amount of support messages will open one.
Limits are per term
A sixty-second order accepts a smaller maximum than a one-hour order. The terminal enforces these limits at entry, so an over-limit order is refused before it reaches the engine rather than after.
Settlement and ties
Settlement uses the expiry-second mid price from the named source. A higher price wins the up direction, a lower one wins down, and an identical price returns the stake. The comparison uses the stored four-decimal values, not the rounded prices displayed in the interface.
Where is the full sheet?
This page is the full sheet. Session hours, limits, payout steps, tie rules, retention and the named source all sit on it, and it is generated from the same configuration the engine uses, so it cannot drift out of date.
Does the sheet change?
It can, and every change is dated on this page and on the status page before it takes effect. Orders already accepted keep the rules that applied when they were opened.