A wide selection
Trade the most heavily traded currencies, including the dollar, pound, yen and euro, alongside less common pairs such as the Turkish lira and South African rand.
Explore global currency markets and trade some of the most recognisable currencies from the US, UK, Australia, Canada and beyond. Buy, sell and trade the dollar, the pound, the yen, the euro and more.
Currencies move around the clock as trading passes from Sydney to Tokyo, London and New York. That gives you more chances to act, and more reason to stay disciplined.
Trade the most heavily traded currencies, including the dollar, pound, yen and euro, alongside less common pairs such as the Turkish lira and South African rand.
Currency pairs trend and range in recognisable ways. Chart patterns, indicators and session times give you a framework for reading the market.
Forex is popular with professionals, but it is also a practical place to learn. Start with the demo account and a small number of pairs.
The market is open from Sunday evening to Friday evening UTC. Trade the session that fits your day, whether that is Tokyo, London or New York.
Take a view in either direction. If you expect a currency to weaken against another, you can open a short position instead of sitting out.
Set stop-loss and take-profit levels when you open a position, and review your exposure before adding to a trade.
Discover unlimited opportunities in the global forex market. It takes only 40 seconds to sign up and access all available currency pairs on the platform.
Save as much of the profit from your trading as possible. AlphaEdge Capital offers some of the lowest commission rates in the industry.
From the majors to the metals, the full list is below. Open an account to trade any of them from the same workspace.
The Euro, currency of the European Union, traded against the United States Dollar.
GBP/USDGreat Britain PoundThe Great British Pound traded against the United States Dollar.
AUD/CADAustralian DollarThe Australian Dollar traded against the Canadian Dollar.
AUD/CHFAustralian DollarAustralian Dollar traded against the Swiss Franc.
AUD/JPYAustralian DollarAustralian Dollar traded against the Japanese Yen.
AUD/USDAustralian DollarAustralian Dollar, traded against the United States Dollar.
EUR/AUDEuroThe Euro, currency of the European Union, traded against the Australian Dollar.
EUR/CADEuroThe Euro, currency of the European Union, traded against the Canadian Dollar.
EUR/CHFEuroThe Euro, currency of the European Union, traded against the Swiss Franc.
EUR/GBPEuroThe Euro, currency of the European Union, traded against the Great British Pound.
EUR/JPYEuroThe Euro, currency of the European Union, traded against the Japanese Yen.
GBP/AUDGreat Britain PoundThe Great British Pound traded against the Australian Dollar.
GBP/CADGreat Britain PoundThe Great British Pound traded against the Canadian Dollar.
GBP/CHFGreat Britain PoundThe Great British Pound traded against the Swiss Franc.
GBP/JPYGreat Britain PoundThe Great British Pound traded against the Japanese Yen.
USD/CADUS dollarThe United States Dollar traded against the Canadian Dollar.
USD/CHFUS dollarThe United States Dollar traded against the Swiss Franc.
USD/JPYUS dollarThe United States Dollar traded against the Japanese Yen.
XAU/USDGold USDThe Gold price traded against the United States Dollar.
XAG/USDSilver USDThe Silver price traded against the United States Dollar.
EUR/MXNEuroThe Euro, currency of the European Union, traded against the Mexican peso.
EUR/HKDEuroThe Euro, currency of the European Union, traded against the Hong Kong dollar.
EUR/TRYEuroThe Euro, currency of the European Union, traded against the Turkish lira.
EUR/ZAREuroThe Euro, currency of the European Union, traded against the South African rand.
GBP/HKDGreat Britain PoundThe Great British Pound traded against the Hong Kong dollar.
GBP/MXNGreat Britain PoundThe Great British Pound traded against the Mexican peso.
GBP/TRYGreat Britain PoundThe Great British Pound traded against the Turkish lira.
GBP/ZARGreat Britain PoundThe Great British Pound traded against the South African rand.
USD/CNHUS DollarThe US Dollar traded against the Offshore Chinese Yuan.
USD/MXNUS dollarThe US Dollar traded against the Mexican Peso.
USD/THBUS dollarThe US Dollar traded against the Thai Baht.
USD/ZARUS dollarThe US Dollar traded against the South African rand.
XAU/EURGold EURThe Gold price traded against the Euro, currency of the European Union.
XAU/AUDGold AUDThe Gold price traded against the Australian dollar.
XAG/AUDSilver AUDThe Silver price traded against the Australian dollar.
AUD/NZDAustralian DollarThe Australian Dollar traded against the New Zealand Dollar
CAD/CHFCanadian DollarThe Canadian Dollar traded against the Swiss Franc
CAD/JPYCanadian DollarThe Canadian Dollar traded against the Japanese Yen
CHF/JPYSwiss FrancThe Swiss Franc traded against the Japanese Yen
EUR/NZDEuroThe Euro, currency of the European Union,
EUR/SGDEuroThe Euro, currency of the European Union,
GBP/NZDGreat Britain PoundThe Great Britain Pound traded against the New Zealand Dollar
GBP/SGDGreat Britain PoundThe Great Britain Pound traded against the New Zealand Dollar
NZD/CADNew Zealand dollarThe New Zealand Dollar traded against the Canadian Dollar
NZD/CHFNew Zealand dollarThe New Zealand Dollar traded against the Swiss Franc
NZD/JPYNew Zealand dollarThe New Zealand Dollar traded against the Japanese Yen
NZD/SGDNew Zealand dollarThe New Zealand Dollar traded against the Singapore Dollar
NZD/USDNew Zealand dollarThe New Zealand Dollar traded against the US Dollar
USD/RUBUS dollarThe United States Dollar traded against the Russian Ruble
USD/SGDUS dollarThe United States Dollar traded against the Singapore Dollar
USD/TRYUS dollarThe United States Dollar traded against the Turkish Lira
Pair availability and trading conditions are shown in your account before you confirm an order.
Create an account with your email address. No deposit is needed to look around or use the demo.
Add funds to your wallet, then choose the pairs you want to follow from the market list.
Pick a direction, set your size and add stop-loss or take-profit levels before you confirm.
Forex is the exchange of one currency for another. Traders take a view on whether one currency will strengthen or weaken against another, and profit from the change in the exchange rate.
The forex market trades continuously from Sunday evening to Friday evening UTC, moving through the Sydney, Tokyo, London and New York sessions.
Interest rates, inflation, central-bank policy, employment data and geopolitical events all influence exchange rates. Scheduled announcements often produce the sharpest moves.
A pip is the standard unit used to measure a change in a currency pair. For most pairs it is the fourth decimal place; for yen pairs it is the second.
Yes. Leverage can amplify losses as well as gains, and prices can move quickly around news events. Understand margin, use stop-losses and never risk more than you can afford to lose.
Open an account and follow the pairs that fit your strategy, or practise first with virtual funds.