Currency Derivatives Trading

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  • Low brokerage at a flat rate of INR 20 per order on Currency Intraday Trades
  • Unlimited low cost trading on Currency
  • Experts advice and research insights

Why Currency Trading?

  • Lowest Margin – The margin of currency trading generally ranges between 2.5% to 5%, depends upon the pairs of currency you are exchanging and their volatility.
  • Long Trading hours – You can trade your currency from 9 AM – 5 PM.
  • Low Transaction cost – No STT/CTT
  • Small lot size – You can trade with smaller lot as well.
  • Monthly and Weekly options are available.

Our Competitive Advantages

  • Low brokerage on all currency intraday trades under Aiwin’s Free Trade Plan.
  • Trade Unlimited at Low Transaction cost.
  • Get real-time insights on our Mobile platforms.
  • No change in margin for any currency pairs
  • Free advice from trade experts who have 23 years of industry experience.

What is Currency Trading?

Currency trading is nothing but trading in the currency of one country vs another. Currency futures trading was started in Mumbai in august 29,2008. With over 300 trading members including 11 banks registered in this segment. Currency futures can be traded between Indian rupees and the US dollars.

We bring to you a new trading segment that brings you Foreign Currency & Interest Rate Futures Trading. These asset classes, where the participation was earlier limited to Banks, Currency brokers, Licensed Money Changers, Corporates, and Multinational Companies, are now available at your convenience at your fingertips.

Currency Derivatives

Interest Rate Futures are contractual agreements to buy or sell
underlying interest-bearing instruments on a specific future date at a pre-determined price.
Exchange-Traded Interest Rate Futures (ETIRF) are standardized interest rate contracts traded on the exchange.

Interest Rate Derivatives

In order to upgrade Indian Foreign Markets in line with international standards a well-developed foreign exchange derivative marketplace having strict governance and transparency was inevitable.

With a view to enabling entities to manage risk due to volatility in the currency market, the Internal Working Group of RBI explored the advantages of introducing currency futures and submitted the Report of the Internal Working Group in April 2008, which recommended the introduction of Exchange Traded Currency Futures.

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