The account leverage is the basis leverage which will apply to most instruments.
However, due to liquidity limit, some instruments might have different leverage, like Indices, Stock CFD, Cryptos, and some minor Forex.
You shall check the most current leverage for each instrument applied to your trade account,
-Log into MT5 Trade Terminal.
-Choose an instrument and click into "Detail"
-Check the "Margin Rate".
-The leverage for this instrument for now will be account leverage divided by margin rate.
At the same time, our Risk Navigator can also show you the margin occupancy of a certain product.
We will take an example as you will trade Tesla Motor (Stock CFD, trade symbol TSLA^) from your intergraded account (which says your account leverage is 1:100). You will see the Margin Rate for Market Buy is 5.00; thus, the current leverage applied for your account will be 100/5 = 20 for long position. While the Margin Rate for Market Sell is 5.00, therefore the current leverage applied for your account will be 100/5 = 20 for short position. (Long position has different margin requirement to short position only for very few situation).