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- What is paperxtrade?paperxtrade is a leveraged paper-trading simulator: every balance is virtual, there is no brokerage, custody or payment rail.
- The demo desk and its limitsThe demo desk needs no account and stores everything in your browser, but leverage above 10x is capped at three orders.
- Place your first orderPick a symbol, set the margin you want to risk, choose leverage, then submit a buy (long) or sell (short) ticket.
- How isolated margin and leverage workEvery position risks only the margin you allocated to it; leverage multiplies that margin into position size, from 1x to 50x.
- How the liquidation price is calculatedLiquidation happens when the mark reaches the level where your loss has consumed the position margin down to the maintenance buffer.
- “Market data delayed” and “Market closed” explainedA quote older than 15 seconds freezes trading on that symbol, and forex, metals and stocks also follow real session hours.
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Getting startedWhat paperxtrade is, how the demo desk differs from an account, and how to open one.3 articlesOrders and tradingOrder ticket fields, market and limit orders, stop-loss, take-profit and closing positions.3 articlesMargin, leverage and riskIsolated margin, leverage limits, how the liquidation price is derived, commission and funding.3 articlesMarket dataWhere prices come from, what a delayed quote means and why a market can reject an order.2 articlesWallet and rewardsVirtual balance, trade history, daily claims, review credits and the seven-day streak.2 articlesAccount and securityEmail verification, password and sessions, changing your email, deleting your account.2 articlesSocial and copy tradingLeaderboard, following, the feed, mirrored trades, blocking and reporting.2 articles