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Forex trading is buying one currency while selling another, in a pair such as EUR/USD. With süno you trade it as a CFD, meaning you take a position on the price movement without owning the underlying currency. That is what lets you go short as easily as long and size a position on margin.

Account minimums are listed above, but the minimum is the wrong question. What matters is whether your account is large enough that a single losing trade costs a small percentage of it.

Funding at the bare minimum leaves no room for normal adverse movement, which forces you into position sizes that a routine drawdown can wipe out.

The majors — EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY. They carry the tightest spreads and the deepest liquidity, so your transaction cost is lower and your fills are closer to the price you saw. Exotics such as USD/TRY or USD/ZAR carry spreads many times wider and can move sharply on domestic news, which is a hard place to learn.

Yes. Forex CFDs are leveraged, and leverage magnifies losses at the same rate it magnifies gains. Most retail accounts lose money trading CFDs.

Risk can be managed with position sizing, stop-losses and conservative leverage — but it cannot be removed, and no tool on this page removes it. Do not trade with money you cannot afford to lose.

Considerably less than the maximum. The cap is a ceiling, not a target, and many experienced traders operate far below it — controlling exposure through position size instead.

Maximum available leverage depends on which süno entity holds your account and how you are classified. Retail clients under CySEC are subject to the ESMA caps, which are materially lower than those available under the offshore entities.

Liquidity is deepest and spreads tightest during the London session and the London–New York overlap. Thin periods — the late New York session, and the gap around the Sunday open — carry wider spreads and more slippage. The best time is less about maximising volatility than about not paying a premium for a poor fill.

süno holds four active licences: the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) in the UAE, the Financial Services Commission (FSC) in Mauritius, the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC), and the Financial Services Authority (FSA) in Seychelles.

Which entity holds your account depends on your country of residence, and that determines your leverage cap, your protections and your complaints route. The entity is named in your client agreement.

Processing times depend on the method and on completion of identity verification. Card refunds and mobile money are typically faster than international bank transfers. Requests are processed to the same method used to deposit, where regulation requires it. Current timeframes are published in the client portal.

That depends entirely on your country of tax residence, and süno cannot advise on it. Treatment of CFD gains differs widely between jurisdictions. Speak to a qualified tax adviser in your own country before assuming any particular treatment.

Yes. MT4 and MT5 both have full iOS and Android apps with charting, order management and account monitoring, using the same credentials as the desktop terminal. There is also a browser terminal if you would rather not install anything.