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Trade Derived FX on demo accounts with minimal influence from market sentiment and news. Stay focused on technical analysis and strategy development without distractions.

Why trade Derived FX with Deriv

Limited real-world influence

Market-based values with minimal influence from global events.

Weekday trading

Trade in sync with global forex market hours, from Monday to Friday.

Tighter spreads

Benefit from competitive spreads for cost-efficient trading. 

What we offer

Derived FX

Derived FX are simulated instruments based on major forex pairs, with customisable volatility managed by algorithms that reduce the impact of real-world market fluctuations.

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Instrument

Underlying asset or market.

Instrument

Contract size

Underlying units per lot.

Contract
size

Base Currency

The contract’s volume, expressed in currency or asset unit (e.g. EUR, XAU).

Base Currency

Min size

Minimum lot size required to open a new position.

Min
size

Vol limit

Minimum lot size required to open a new position.

Vol
limit

Min spread

Lowest bid-ask spread achievable under ideal market conditions.

Min
spread

Target Spread in %

Expected spread expressed as a percentage of the price.

Target Spread in %

Max effective leverage

Ratio of the position’s notional value to the margin required (notional ÷ margin).

Max effective leverage

Margin required (%)

Percentage of notional value held as margin.

Margin required (%)

Swap long (pts)

Daily swap‑long rate for potential charge or credit, expressed in points or percentage

Swap long (pts)

Swap short (pts)

Daily swap‑short rate for potential charge or credit, expressed in points or percentage.

Swap short (pts)

Trading hours (GMT) 

Time range during which the instrument is available for trading, shown in GMT.

Trading hours
(GMT) 

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AUD Basket

100

USD

0.01

0.173

0.03%

1:1000

0.10%

-3.00

-1.00

Mon 00:00 - Fri 20:55 GMT

Boom 1000 Index

USD

0.2

160

1.5318

0.01%

1:600

0.17%

-18.00

-6.00

Sun 00:00 - Sat 24:00 GMT

Boom 150 Index

USD

0.5

1000

0.0968

0.00%

1:2000

0.05%

-5.00

-3.00

Sun 00:00 - Sat 24:00 GMT

Boom 300 Index

USD

150

1.18

0.03%

1:100

1.00%

-36.00

-27.00

Sun 00:00 - Sat 24:00 GMT

Boom 500 Index

USD

0.2

370

0.364

0.01%

1:400

0.25%

-23.00

-9.00

Sun 00:00 - Sat 24:00 GMT

Boom 600 Index

USD

0.2

310

0.392

0.01%

1:400

0.25%

-18.00

-14.00

Sun 00:00 - Sat 24:00 GMT

Boom 900 Index

USD

0.2

210

0.503

0.01%

1:400

0.25%

-16.00

-11.00

Sun 00:00 - Sat 24:00 GMT

Crash 1000 Index

USD

0.2

520

0.248

0.01%

1:600

0.17%

-6.00

-18.00

Sun 00:00 - Sat 24:00 GMT

Crash 150 Index

USD

0.5

1000

0.0981

0.00%

1:2000

0.05%

-3.00

-5.00

Sun 00:00 - Sat 24:00 GMT

Crash 300 Index

USD

0.5

140

0.608

0.03%

1:100

1.00%

-27.00

-36.00

Sun 00:00 - Sat 24:00 GMT

Information is based on most recent available trading data and may not represent today's trading conditions. Offerings can differ by trade scenario.

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Derived FX FAQs

Where can I trade Derived FX?

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Derived FX is available only on Deriv MT5 Standard and Zero Spread demo accounts. It allows you to trade simulated forex pairs with controlled volatility.

Do technical indicators work the same for Derived FX?

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Yes, Derived FX can be analysed using technical indicators, as their prices correlate to real forex markets, which are impacted by economic factors.

Can external news events impact the price of Derived FX?

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Derived FX may be impacted as their prices are directly affected by the price of underlying forex pairs, which are affected by news events.