What Is the Minimum Contract Size for Crypto Futures on Pluang?

The minimum contract size for Crypto Futures is shown directly on each contract's own page inside the app. Open the contract you want to trade, tap "Info," and check the value listed under "Contract Size" — that figure tells you the minimum size you can transact on that specific contract. There isn't a single platform-wide minimum that applies to all 49 active Crypto Futures contracts equally, since each one carries its own Contract Size specification based on the underlying asset. On the maximum side, Pluang doesn't publish a separate fixed cap on position size beyond your minimum; instead, how large a position you can open is governed by your available margin balance, the leverage tier you qualify for on that contract, and standard risk controls rather than a flat maximum figure listed in "Info."

How it works:

• Contract Size can differ from one Crypto Futures contract to another, so always check the specific contract you plan to trade rather than assuming it matches another one.
• The "Info" section on the contract page is the reference point for contract specifications, including size, and is the fastest way to confirm sizing before placing an order.
• Checking this before placing an order helps you size your position correctly and avoid order rejections for falling below the minimum.
• Your practical ceiling on position size comes from your available margin, the leverage tier (10x or up to 25x) you qualify for on that contract, and your account's risk parameters — not a separately listed maximum contract size.
• Because the minimum applies per contract, moving between contracts before an order (for example, comparing BTCUSDT-PERP against a smaller-cap altcoin contract) means re-checking "Info" each time rather than reusing a figure from a different contract.

Related questions:

Q: Where do I find the minimum contract size for a specific Crypto Futures contract?
Open that contract's page, tap "Info," and look at the value listed under "Contract Size." This is the authoritative source for that contract's sizing — don't assume it matches figures you've seen for a different contract. Checking this page directly before every new contract you trade is the most reliable habit, since Contract Size specifications aren't standardized across Pluang's Crypto Futures lineup.

Q: Is the minimum contract size the same across all Crypto Futures contracts?
Not necessarily. Each of Pluang's 49 active contracts has its own Contract Size, so check the specific contract you intend to trade rather than assuming consistency across the board. A figure that works for a large-cap contract like BTCUSDT-PERP may not apply at all to a smaller-cap altcoin contract listed alongside it, so treat every contract's "Info" page as its own independent reference point rather than a shortcut.

Q: What happens if I try to place an order below the minimum contract size?
The order won't go through — you'll need to increase your order to at least the minimum Contract Size shown in "Info" before the platform will accept it. This validation happens automatically when you submit the order, so you'll see a clear rejection rather than a partial or unexpected fill if your size falls short of what's required, letting you correct the order size immediately instead of guessing at the cause.

Q: Is there a maximum contract size I should know about?
There's no separately published maximum figure — your practical limit comes from your available margin balance and the leverage tier you qualify for on that contract, not a fixed cap listed alongside the minimum in "Info." In practice, your position size is constrained long before any theoretical platform-wide ceiling would matter, since margin requirements scale directly with the size and leverage you select.