A $100 risk on a $10,000 account is 1% whatever you trade. What changes is how many lots that buys: a tight stop buys many, a wide stop buys few. Drag the stop and watch the two numbers move in opposite directions while the money at risk stays still.
| Stop-loss | Lot size | Per pip | If stopped out |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 pips | 1.00 | $10.00 | −$100.00 |
| 20 pips | 0.50 | $5.00 | −$100.00 |
| 40 pips | 0.25 | $2.50 | −$100.00 |
| 60 pips | 0.17 | $1.67 | −$100.00 |
| 100 pips | 0.10 | $1.00 | −$100.00 |
| 150 pips | 0.07 | $0.67 | −$100.00 |
| 200 pips | 0.05 | $0.50 | −$100.00 |
The last column is the point: every row loses the same 1% if the stop is hit. That is what position sizing buys you — one decision about risk instead of a new one per trade.
With an INR-denominated account on FxPro, your risk amount stays in rupees throughout. No unnecessary bank conversion on deposit: a ₹50,000 transfer arrives as ₹50,000. With a USD account funded from an Indian bank, your bank typically charges 1–3% on every international transfer — that's ₹500–₹1,500 lost before you place a single trade.
FxPro is FCA regulated — client funds are segregated and held in top-tier banks. Indian traders should review applicable RBI guidelines before trading offshore forex products.
| Regulator | Jurisdiction |
|---|---|
| FCA | GB |
| CySEC | CY · EU |
| FSCA | ZA |
| SCB | BS |
Every tool runs in INR and recalculates as you type. Pick one to jump straight to it.
Size each position to a defined % risk and stop-loss in pips.
Open →Find out how much margin a trade requires at 1:50 to 1:500 leverage.
Open →Enter your entry, exit and direction to estimate the INR outcome.
Open →Project how your account grows with a consistent monthly return.
Open →Work out the overnight financing cost for positions held past rollover.
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