At 1:1000 on INFINOX, how much floating loss triggers a stop out? The account types page shows no such figure, and many traders get stuck here.
In short, maximum leverage is 1:1000 for both STP and ECN. The official FAQ (checked 17 October 2026) gives a margin call of 50% and a stop out of 20%. However, the levels are set per account group, so confirm your own account's figure in the terms.
Conclusion: INFINOX leverage is up to 1:1000, but check the levels per account
- Maximum leverage: 1:1000 for both STP and ECN accounts (official account types comparison page)
- 1:1000 comes with conditions: dynamic leverage applies, and leverage falls as trading volume grows
- Margin call and stop out: the official FAQ gives 50% and 20%, but the levels are set per account group
- Zero cut: the official FAQ says it applies to retail accounts. Check the conditions in the terms
- Confirm your own account's levels in the terms at registration and in the trading platform display
This article summarises official information and does not prevent losses. Figures and conditions can change, so check the sign-up screen and the current terms.
INFINOX stop out level differs by account group
A stop out is the forced closing of open positions when the margin level falls below a set level. A margin call is the warning issued before that point.
| Item | Official page |
|---|---|
| Maximum leverage | 1:1000 for both STP and ECN |
| Conditions | May differ by entity, client profile and account settings |
| Dynamic leverage | Applies. Maximum leverage falls at each trading volume tier |
| Margin call | Occurs when equity falls to 50% of required margin (official FAQ). The platform also has an automatic notification |
| Stop out | Executes automatically at 20%, and positions are closed in sequence (official FAQ) |
| How levels are set | Set per account group by regulatory category. The calculation method and examples are in the client agreement (official FAQ) |
| Zero cut | Applies to retail trading accounts. If the balance turns negative, support returns it to zero (official FAQ) |
| Margin requirements | May be changed temporarily when liquidity is low |
※ In this site's broker data, the stop out is listed as "check the account and conditions" and zero cut as "Yes*". Check the applicable conditions in the terms.
The 50% and 20% in the official FAQ may vary by account group. Do not apply another broker's figures to your account. Confirm the level in the terms.
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Calculating required margin and stop out distance at INFINOX 1:1000
Even if the level differs by account, required margin can be calculated. The formula is trade value ÷ leverage. At USD/JPY 150, the trade value of 1 lot (100,000 units) is JPY 15,000,000.
| Leverage | Required margin |
|---|---|
| 1:1000 | JPY 15,000 |
| 1:500 | JPY 30,000 |
| 1:100 | JPY 150,000 |
※ This excludes spread, commission and swap. 1:500 and 1:100 are shown as examples of leverage lowered by dynamic leverage and do not match INFINOX's actual tiers.
Next, take a JPY 100,000 balance, 1:1000 and 1 lot. The table shows how the room before forced closing changes with the level. The levels are assumed values and may not match your account.
| Assumed level | Equity at forced closing | Adverse move tolerated |
|---|---|---|
| 50% | JPY 7,500 | about 92.5 pips |
| 20% | JPY 3,000 | about 97 pips |
| 0% | JPY 0 | about 100 pips |
※ On 1 lot, a 1 pip move is worth about JPY 1,000. Confirm the actual level in your account terms and the trading platform display.
Leverage is high because required margin is small. Lot size decides the size of a loss. Holding 1 lot on JPY 100,000 brings the account close to its limit within 100 pips against you, whatever the level.
When dynamic leverage means you cannot use 1:1000
The official INFINOX page says dynamic leverage applies. As the total trading volume of your positions grows, maximum leverage falls in steps.
- 1:1000 is available only while your volume stays within the first tier
- When you pass a tier limit, the lower leverage applies only to the excess (per the official page)
- Lower leverage raises required margin and lowers the margin level
- Check the volume for each tier in the latest table on the official page
We could not read the lot ranges in the official tier table reliably. This article therefore gives no volume figures per tier. Check the table directly on the official dynamic leverage page.
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How to check INFINOX margin call and stop out levels
- 01Check the applicable entity on the sign-up screen
Save the entity name and the terms. The entity shown on this site's broker page is INFINOX Limited (Mauritius FSC, registration number GB20025832). The entity shown on the sign-up screen takes priority.
- 02Read the account terms and trading conditions
Find the clauses on margin call and stop out. Conditions can change by entity or account settings, so read the version that applies to your account.
- 03Watch the margin level in MT4 or MT5
The trading platform shows the margin level. Before opening a position, check required margin and margin level on a demo account.
- 04Ask official support if anything is unclear
If you cannot find the level in the terms, contact support with your account number and account type. Save the reply as written.
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Avoiding stop out at 1:1000: how to think about it
Whatever the level on your account, risk management should not rely on forced closing. Decide the stop-loss position first, and start trading with room to spare in your margin level.
- Set a maximum loss, as a percentage of your balance, in advance
- Work out lot size backwards from the adverse move you expect
- Reduce volume around economic releases and before the weekend, when spreads widen
- Avoid relying on extra deposits to keep escaping a stop out
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Frequently asked questions
Q. What is the maximum leverage at INFINOX?
A. It is 1:1000 for both STP and ECN accounts (official account types comparison page, checked 17 October 2026). It may differ by entity, client profile and account settings, and dynamic leverage also applies. Check the actual leverage on your account screen.
Q. What is the INFINOX stop out level?
A. The official FAQ (checked 17 October 2026) says a stop out executes when equity falls to 20% of required margin. The level is set per account group, and details are in the client agreement. Confirm your own account's figure in the terms.
Q. When does an INFINOX margin call happen?
A. The official FAQ says a margin call occurs when equity falls to 50% of required margin. The platform also has an automatic notification. Levels differ by account group, so check the terms and the margin level display in MT4 or MT5.
Q. Does INFINOX have zero cut?
A. The official FAQ says a zero cut system applies to retail trading accounts. This site's broker page lists it as "Yes*". Conditions and exceptions are set by the terms, so confirm them in the terms at registration.
Q. Why can't I use 1:1000 leverage at INFINOX?
A. Dynamic leverage applies. As the total trading volume of your positions grows, maximum leverage falls in steps. Conditions can also differ by account settings, so check the latest tier table on the official page.
Sources and conditions
- INFINOX Official: Account Types Comparison (Japanese, checked 17 October 2026) →
- INFINOX Official: Dynamic Leverage (Japanese, checked 17 October 2026) →
- INFINOX Official: FAQ, Margins and Swaps (Japanese, checked 17 October 2026) →
- INFINOX Official: FAQ, Trading Parameters (Japanese, checked 17 October 2026) →
- INFINOX Official: Japanese Site Home (checked 17 October 2026) →
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