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    What is a Stop Out?

    Stop out is the critical level of margin when all opened orders are being compulsorily closed by a broker. This level depends on account type, for Cent, Cent NDD it is 10% of margin level, for Classic, Classic NDD, Pro-STP it is 20% of margin level.
    Last updated : 15.08.18

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