Trading calculators
Use this free and intuitive tool to understand potential profits and losses, margin requirements and swap rates of trades before you place them. Transparent pricing, real numbers, so you can plan every trade on your Fintrix account with confidence.
Disclaimer: The trading calculator is provided for illustrative purposes only. The results presented by this calculator are for educational and estimation purposes and you should not rely upon it as being complete or for making investment decisions. Real-time results can only be determined at the time of order execution. Spreads may fluctuate and widen due to factors including market volatility, news releases, economic events, when markets open or close, and the type of instruments being traded.
How it works
No formulas to memorise. Just select your instrument and let the calculator do the work.
Select your instrument
Choose your asset group (e.g. Metals, Forex, Indices) and the specific symbol, such as XAUUSD for spot gold. The contract size and relevant details load automatically.
Set your trade parameters
Select your account currency, trade volume, leverage, and direction. To use the P&L calculator, enter hypothetical open and close prices.
Read your results
See required margin, daily swap charges, pip value, notional size, and profit or loss, all converted into your account currency at live rates.
Margin and Swaps
Use the calculator to see the capital required to open a trade, and the amounts charged or received through swaps if positions are held overnight.
- Required margin in your account currency
- Daily swaps on long and short positions
- Triple swap on Wednesdays (noted automatically)
- Notional trade value
- Current conversion price
Profit & loss
Run hypothetical trades to automatically calculate potential profits at any targeted close price, before risking real capital.
- Net profit in account currency
- Profit in the symbol's base currency
- Current conversion rate applied
- Per-pip value for precise stop/target sizing
- Long and Short scenarios
| Symbol | Bid | Ask | Spread |
|---|---|---|---|
 XAUUSD, trade in WebTrader Gold vs US Dollar | |||
 EURUSD, trade in WebTrader Euro vs US Dollar | |||
 USDJPY, trade in WebTrader US Dollar vs Yen | |||
 NAS100, trade in WebTrader Nasdaq 100 Index | |||
 SPCX.US, trade in WebTrader SpaceX | |||
 BTCUSD, trade in WebTrader Bitcoin vs US Dollar |
Prices above are based on our Zero account and subject to our website terms and conditions. Prices are indicative and may differ from live trading prices due to various factors including market volatility and liquidity. Please refer to our official trading platform for real-time pricing and execution.
Why traders choose Fintrix
99.97% fill rate1. Sub-20ms execution
More than 40% positive slippage2
1000:1 max leverage on gold and forex
Gold spreads from as low as US$0.04*
Get access to both MT4 and MT5 trading platforms
Zero fees on deposits & withdrawals
Fintrix Markets offers complimentary Client Funds Insurance, underwritten by Lloyd’s of London, for all eligible clients.
24/7 multilingual support3
FAQs
How is required margin calculated?
Required margin = (Contract size × Lots × Open price) ÷ Leverage. For 1 lot of XAUUSD at $4,695.62 with 1:1000 leverage: (100 × 1 × 4,695.62) ÷ 1000 = $469.56. This is the minimum equity needed to open and hold that position.
Does the calculator use my actual account leverage?
Choose the same leverage level as your live account to get an accurate margin figure. Your account settings page shows your current leverage level, which can be adjusted by request. The calculator will automatically apply the selected instrument’s maximum leverage level, if it is lower than that of your account.
* Spreads quoted are minimum observed spreads on the Zero account
1 Fill rate data recorded over a six-month monitoring period ending 01 October 2026 for XAUUSD on Fintrix Zero accounts.
2 Slippage data recorded over a six-month monitoring period ending 01 October 2026. Exact figure calculated for this period is 40.4%.
3 Service levels may vary during peak trading hours.