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What Is Dynamic Leverage on Pluang Crypto Futures and How Does It Work?

Dynamic Leverage on Pluang Crypto Futures lets you set your own leverage level — from 1x up to 25x depending on the contract pair — instead of being locked into one fixed ratio applied across every trade. You can adjust it per order or per position on both the Pluang app and Web Trading, once you've completed Global and Yield asset verification, and the level you set is locked for that specific order the moment you submit it. Of Pluang's 49 active Crypto Futures contracts, 46 support the full 1x–25x range, while BAT, FIL, and ZRX are capped at a maximum of 10x as an ongoing risk-management measure.


Why Dynamic Leverage matters for your trading:

  • Flexibility — choose a leverage level that fits your strategy for each individual order or position.
  • Risk control — lower your leverage on a given trade to reduce how quickly an adverse move could push you toward a margin call or liquidation.
  • Capital efficiency — with higher leverage, a smaller amount of capital can open a larger position, raising both potential profit and potential loss in equal measure.
  • Per-contract choice — 46 of Pluang's 49 active Crypto Futures contracts support up to 25x; BAT, FIL, and ZRX are capped at a maximum of 10x.

Related questions:

Q: What are the requirements to use Dynamic Leverage on Crypto Futures?
You must complete and finish Global and Yield asset verification before you can access Dynamic Leverage on Pluang Crypto Futures. This applies once to your account rather than being repeated for every order.

Q: What contracts can be traded using Dynamic Leverage?
All Crypto Futures contracts available on the Pluang app support Dynamic Leverage — it isn't limited to specific pairs, though the maximum leverage available differs by contract.

Q: Is Dynamic Leverage available on Pluang Web Trading?
Yes. Dynamic Leverage works the same way on Web Trading as it does in the Pluang app, using the same verification requirement and leverage ranges.

Q: How does transaction history record leverage changes?
Leverage changes only affect orders still listed as "Open" or "Pending." Orders already marked "Completed" keep the leverage locked in at submission and are never retroactively updated.

Q: Can leverage really go up to 25x on any contract?
No — BAT, FIL, and ZRX are capped at a maximum of 10x as a standing rule. The other 46 of Pluang's 49 active contracts support up to 25x.