Gate TradFi has adjusted its CFD contract trading rules, increasing both the single order limit and the position limit.

PANews reported on March 11 that Gate TradFi optimized some CFD contract trading parameters at 16:00 (UTC+8) on March 11 to further improve market depth and user trading experience. The key adjustments include increasing the size of single trades and raising the number of manageable positions per account. Specifically, the maximum order size for equity CFDs will be increased to 100 lots, while the maximum order size for other instruments (such as indices, commodities, and forex) will be increased to 10 lots. Simultaneously, the maximum number of positions a user account can hold has been adjusted to a maximum of 300 positions combined with current order book, to support more efficient multi-strategy and multi-asset trading. Gate cautions that CFD contract trading involves leverage, and market volatility may bring higher risks. Users should manage their positions prudently according to their own risk tolerance and trade cautiously.

Gate TradFi pioneered a multi-leverage option mechanism in the industry. In addition to a maximum leverage of 500x, the platform added various leverage tiers, such as 20x, 100x, and 200x for gold, and 10x, 20x, and 50x for silver. The platform also simultaneously opened the TradFi trading API, supporting algorithmic trading across asset classes such as metals, forex, indices, and commodities. Developers and quantitative teams can use the interface to deploy strategies, manage orders, and access market data. Furthermore, TradFi trading volume has been officially included in the Gate VIP upgrade statistics system. Users can simultaneously upgrade their VIP level while participating in trading traditional financial assets such as gold, forex, and indices, further enhancing the platform's one-stop cross-market trading experience.