AXIORY's maximum leverage is 1:2000, but not every client can use it. The stop-out level also differs by account.
In short, 1:2000 is for the Max account only, and only while combined equity is USD 2,000 or less (JPY 300,000). Most accounts have a margin call at 50% and a stop-out at 20%. Max uses 30% and 0%.
Based on the official pages (checked 17 October 2026), this article covers the tier table, worked examples and how gold is treated.
In short: AXIORY leverage is up to 1:2000 and the stop-out is 20%
- 1:2000 is available on the Max account only. Nano, Standard, Tera and Zero are capped at 1:1000
- The cap falls as the combined equity of all live accounts rises. 1:2000 applies at USD 2,000 or less (JPY 300,000)
- On weekends, every account is capped at 1:1000
- The margin call is at a margin level of 50% and the stop-out is at 20%. Max uses 30% and 0%
- From 25 September 2026, gold (XAUUSD) follows the account's leverage setting
Raising leverage does not change profit or loss per pip. Zero-cut (losses beyond your balance are reset to zero) exists, but you can still lose the funds you deposited.
AXIORY leverage: a tiered cap that falls with combined equity
The tier table is published on the official leverage conditions page. The test uses the combined equity of all live accounts, excluding the Wallet and Alpha accounts. Floating profit or loss and credit are included.
| Combined equity | Max | Nano, Standard, Zero |
|---|---|---|
| Up to USD 2,000 (JPY 300,000) | 1:2000 | 1:1000 |
| Over USD 2,000 to USD 3,333 (JPY 300,000 to 500,000) | 1:1000 | 1:1000 |
| Over USD 3,333 to USD 4,666 (JPY 500,000 to 700,000) | 1:800 | 1:800 |
| Over USD 4,666 to USD 10,000 (JPY 700,000 to 1,400,000) | 1:600 | 1:600 |
| Over USD 10,000 to USD 50,000 (JPY 1,400,000 to 7,000,000) | 1:500 | 1:500 |
| Over USD 50,000 to USD 100,000 (JPY 7,000,000 to 14,000,000) | 1:400 | 1:400 |
| Over USD 100,000 to USD 200,000 (JPY 14,000,000 to 28,000,000) | 1:300 | 1:300 |
| Over USD 200,000 to USD 300,000 (JPY 28,000,000 to 42,000,000) | 1:200 | 1:200 |
| Over USD 300,000 to USD 500,000 (JPY 42,000,000 to 75,000,000) | 1:100 | 1:100 |
| Over USD 500,000 (JPY 75,000,000) | 1:50 | 1:50 |
※ The Tera account has the same 1:1000 maximum as Nano and Standard (official gold leverage page). If you hold several accounts, the test uses the combined total.
What the "maximum leverage adjustment mode" changes
- An account that reaches a cap has its leverage lowered automatically, and you are notified by email
- After the cap loosens, you raise leverage yourself in the portal
- The change can take an adjustment period, so it may not apply immediately
- When extreme market moves are expected, leverage may be lowered temporarily for all clients
- On weekends, every account is capped at 1:1000
AXIORY stop-out level: 50% margin call and 20% stop-out
The standard levels are a margin call (a warning of low margin) at a margin level of 50% and a stop-out at 20% or below. The stop-out (forced closing) starts with the position showing the largest floating loss.
| Account | Margin call | Stop-out |
|---|---|---|
| Standard, Nano, Tera | 50% | 20% or below |
| Max | 30% | 0% |
| Zero | Not stated on the official site | Not stated on the official site |
※ The Zero account is described as having different levels. Check the figures on the account types page or in your account terms. The Alpha account is for physical stocks and ETFs only, so this article does not cover it.
Zero-cut is a separate mechanism. Losses beyond your account balance are reset to zero, and no margin call for extra funds (additional deposit demand) is made, according to the official guidance.
A 0% stop-out on Max means positions are not force-closed until equity is almost exhausted. You can hold through larger floating losses, but almost no funds remain when the position is closed.
Worked example at 1:2000 on Max: required margin and room before stop-out
Margin level is equity divided by required margin, multiplied by 100. Required margin is trade value divided by leverage.
The assumptions are a balance of JPY 100,000, USD/JPY at 150 and 1 lot (100,000 units). The trade value is JPY 15,000,000.
| Account | Required margin | Floating loss at margin call | Floating loss at stop-out |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard (1:1000, 50% / 20%) | JPY 15,000 | JPY 92,500 | JPY 97,000 |
| Max (1:2000, 30% / 0%) | JPY 7,500 | JPY 97,750 | JPY 100,000 |
※ This is a simple calculation without spreads, swaps or commissions. One pip on 1 lot of USD/JPY moves about JPY 1,000, so the adverse move to stop-out is about 97 pips on Standard and about 100 pips on Max.
At 1:2000, required margin is halved, but profit or loss per pip stays the same. With the same 1 lot, your funds run out after almost the same price move as at 1:1000. If you use the spare margin to trade larger, losses grow.
Once combined equity exceeds USD 2,000 (JPY 300,000), the Max cap falls to 1:1000. After your balance grows, required margin rises and margin level falls, so include that in your calculation.
How AXIORY treats gold (XAUUSD) leverage
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Before | Fixed leverage of 1:100 regardless of the account setting |
| From 25 September 2026 | Required margin is calculated with the same leverage setting as forex pairs |
| Eligible accounts | Max (up to 1:2000), Nano, Standard and Tera (up to 1:1000) |
| Excluded | Wallet and Alpha accounts |
| Tiers | As with forex, the cap falls with combined equity (Nano, Standard and Tera: 1:1000 up to USD 3,333, or JPY 500,000) |
| Application | Not required. Turn on the adjustment mode and the tier applies automatically |
The official estimate uses 1 lot of gold (100 ounces) at a reference price of USD 4,600. Required margin is about USD 4,600 at 1:100 and about USD 230 at 1:2000, before trading cost deductions. The official page states a reduction of up to 95%.
On 1 lot of gold, a USD 5 price move changes profit or loss by about USD 500. With a USD 1,000 balance, a move of just a few dollars against you costs half your funds. Gold moves fast, so set your lot size from the loss you can accept, not from required margin.
Five steps to check AXIORY leverage and stop-out
- 01Choose the account type
For 1:2000, choose Max. Pick it only after you understand the 0% stop-out design.
- 02Add up your combined equity
Use the total of all live accounts, including floating profit or loss and credit. Above USD 2,000 (JPY 300,000), the cap falls.
- 03Check the adjustment mode setting
In the AXIORY portal, view the leverage applied to your account. If it has dropped, also check your email.
- 04Confirm the stop-out level for your account
The Zero account's figures are not stated on the official site. Give priority to your account terms and the trading platform display.
- 05Set the lot size before you trade
Calculate first how much your balance falls on the adverse move you expect. Remember the cap drops to 1:1000 on weekends.
The contracting entity is Axiory Global Limited (Belize FSC licence No. 4496214).
FSA (Japan's Financial Services Agency) listed Axiory Global Ltd. (service name "AXIORY") as an unregistered operator in June 2015. It is outside Japanese investor protection, such as trust-preserved client funds and the financial ADR scheme. The listing records unregistered solicitation. It is not a finding of fraud.
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Frequently asked questions
Q. What is AXIORY's maximum leverage?
A. The Max account is up to 1:2000 and the other accounts are up to 1:1000. However, 1:2000 applies only while the combined equity of all live accounts is USD 2,000 or less (JPY 300,000), per the official leverage conditions page (checked 17 October 2026). On weekends every account is capped at 1:1000 (this site's check, 19 September 2026).
Q. What is AXIORY's stop-out level?
A. The standard levels are a margin call at a margin level of 50% and a stop-out at 20% or below. The Max account uses a 30% margin call and a 0% stop-out. The Zero account is described as having different levels, but the figures are not stated on the official site.
Q. Can I keep 1:2000 on the AXIORY Max account all the time?
A. No. Once the combined equity of all live accounts exceeds USD 2,000 (JPY 300,000), the cap falls to 1:1000, then to 1:800 above USD 3,333 (JPY 500,000), and so on. Floating profit or loss and credit count towards the total, so the cap can change even when your balance is the same.
Q. What is the leverage on AXIORY gold?
A. From 25 September 2026, gold (XAUUSD) is calculated with the same account leverage setting as forex pairs. That is up to 1:2000 on Max and up to 1:1000 on Nano, Standard and Tera. It was previously fixed at 1:100. Wallet and Alpha accounts are excluded.
Q. What is AXIORY's weekend leverage?
A. Every account is capped at 1:1000 on weekends. This applies to Max accounts using 1:2000 as well. For positions held over a weekend, check your margin level on the assumption that required margin will rise.
Q. Why did my AXIORY leverage drop on its own?
A. With the maximum leverage adjustment mode on, leverage is lowered automatically when combined equity passes a tier limit, and you are notified by email. It can also be lowered temporarily when extreme market moves are expected. After the cap loosens, you raise leverage yourself in the portal.
Sources and conditions
- AXIORY official: leverage conditions (Japanese page, checked 17 October 2026) →
- AXIORY official: gold leverage increase (Japanese page, checked 17 October 2026) →
- AXIORY official: zero-cut, margin call and stop-out (Japanese page, checked 17 October 2026) →
- AXIORY official: account types (Japanese page, checked 19 September 2026) →
- Japan FSA: names of unregistered operators of financial instruments business (checked 17 October 2026) →
- AXIORY on this site: account types and trading conditions →
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