
Scope Prime raised gold NOP limits to $150M and introduced a dynamic margin model that blends rates across position layers. The new framework also lifts FX caps to $125M with tiered leverage.
Scope Prime has raised its default Net Open Position limit for gold to $150 million and introduced a dynamic margin model that scales collateral requirements as exposure grows. The changes are live across the firm's multi-asset liquidity offering.
The new margin structure replaces fixed rates with incremental tiers. For a $100 million gold position, the first $25 million carries a 0.5% margin. The next $25 million requires 1.0%. The remaining $50 million is margined at 2.0%. That produces a blended effective margin of 1.375% on the whole trade, the company said.
Position limits also increased for other asset classes. Tier 1 forex pairs now have a $125 million cap with entry margins starting at 0.25%. Tier 2 forex products get $75 million. Major equity indices have a $60 million limit. Scope Prime said the framework applies across bonds, metals, energy products, equity indices, agricultural commodities and digital asset derivatives.
Pricing on several markets was revised alongside the margin update. Spreads on XAUUSD start at 12 cents, EURUSD at 0.0 pips, and GBPUSD at 0.2 pips, the firm said.
Scope Prime, the institutional liquidity brand of Rostro Group, said the unified Net Open Position structure lets clients trade multiple asset classes under a single exposure framework.
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