Execution That Delivers

Pairmetric provides a technology-driven trading environment designed for efficient and transparent order execution. Through MetaTrader 5, traders can access global markets, competitive trading conditions and professional order management tools.
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Pairmetric order execution infrastructure
Execution Speed
Usually under 8ms
Minimum Trade Size
0.01 Micro lots
Execution Method
Market
Execution Model
NDD with market intervention
Order Types
Market, Stop and Limit
Trading Platform
MetaTrader 5
Competitive Pricing. Efficient Execution.
Pairmetric provides market-based pricing designed to reflect available liquidity and current market conditions.

What Is Market Execution?

Market Execution means your order is executed at the best available market price when it reaches the trading environment. During periods of high volatility or rapid price movement, the final execution price may differ from the price initially displayed.

Efficient Execution. Managed Slippage.

Slippage is a natural part of market trading and may occur when prices move between the moment an order is submitted and executed. Market volatility, liquidity and major economic announcements can affect execution prices, and slippage may work either in your favour or against it.
For a full breakdown of how this applies to your orders, see Pairmetric's Slippage & Requote Policy
  • No requotes on market orders
  • Execution at the best available market price
  • Transparent, market-based pricing

Full Clarity So You Can Trade Like a Pro

Order Types
Market Order
An order to buy or sell an instrument at the available market price.
Stop Order
Includes Stop Loss, Buy Stop and Sell Stop orders.
Limit Order
Includes Take Profit, Buy Limit, Sell Limit, Buy Stop Limit and Sell Stop Limit orders.
Hedging vs Netting
Pairmetric's MetaTrader 5 trading environment offers flexible position management, with hedging and netting options available depending on account configuration. Hedging allows you to hold long and short positions on the same instrument as separate trades.
With netting, opposite trades on the same instrument offset each other, while trades opened in the same direction are combined into a single net position. This provides a streamlined way to manage market exposure.
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24/7 Crypto
24/5 Forex
23/5 Gold & Silver
Indices Extended
Trading Hours
Understanding Chart Pricing
Charts generally display market price movements using Bid prices. When opening Buy positions or closing Sell positions, the Ask price is used. The difference between the Bid and Ask price is known as the spread, which may vary according to market conditions and available liquidity.
Transparent Swaps & Rollover
When a position remains open overnight, a swap or rollover adjustment may apply. The amount depends on the instrument, position direction and applicable trading conditions, and may result in either a charge or credit to the trading account.
Flexible Leverage
Pairmetric provides leverage of up to 1:1000 depending on the account type, instrument and applicable trading conditions. Leverage can increase market exposure while reducing the margin required to open a position, but it also increases potential risk and should be used with appropriate risk management.
Instrument Trading Conditions
Trading conditions can vary between financial instruments, including spreads, trading hours, swap rates, contract sizes and margin requirements. Check the Contract Specifications
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Execution FAQs

Pairmetric uses a No Dealing Desk (NDD) execution model with market intervention, routing orders for execution at the best available market price rather than through a dealing desk.

Slippage is the difference between the price you request and the price your order is actually filled at. It can occur during periods of high volatility or low liquidity, when prices move between order submission and execution, and can work in your favour or against it.

No - Pairmetric's market execution model does not requote orders. Your order is filled at the best available market price when it reaches the trading environment.

Hedging allows you to hold long and short positions on the same instrument as separate trades, while netting combines trades opened in the same direction into a single net position and offsets opposite trades against each other.

Charts generally display the Bid price, while Buy positions are opened (and Sell positions closed) at the Ask price. The difference between the two is the spread, which can vary with market conditions and liquidity.

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Start Trading in 3 Simple Steps

Getting started with Pairmetric is simple. Create your account, choose your preferred funding method, and access global financial markets through MetaTrader 5 in just a few straightforward steps.
1
Create Your Account
Complete your registration quickly and set up your Pairmetric trading account in just a few simple steps.
2
Fund Your Account
Choose your preferred funding method and prepare your account to explore trading opportunities across global markets.
3
Start Trading
Connect to MetaTrader 5 and access Forex, Metals, Commodities, Indices, and more from one powerful trading platform.

Trade the Markets with Pairmetric

Access a wide range of global markets including Forex, Indices, Metals, Commodities, Shares and Cryptocurrencies all through one seamless trading experience.
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Our Payment Methods

At Pairmetric, we prioritize your convenience and flexibility. Explore our diverse range of payment methods tailored to meet your needs.
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Risk Warning: CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. These products may not be suitable for all investors. It is important to fully understand the risks involved and seek independent advice if necessary. You should carefully consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing money. The value of your investment may go down as well as up.

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