What is 10X and who is it for?
10X is a mobile trading app for retail day traders, swing traders, and options-style traders who want more upside on each trade. Trade stocks, commodities, currencies, ETFs, crypto, private-stock-style assets, and global markets with up to 50x buying power.
What are perpetual futures?
Perpetual futures let you trade price movement without owning the underlying asset and without an expiration date. You can go long if you think a market will rise, go short if you think it will fall, and use leverage to control a larger position than your starting collateral.
How does leverage work on 10X?
10X offers up to 50x buying power on supported markets. Leverage can increase both gains and losses, so you choose it per trade and see the collateral and liquidation context before opening a position.
How is 10X different from options trading?
10X gives you increased buying power without option chains, strike selection, contract expirations, or time decay. Pick the market, choose long or short, set leverage, and manage the position directly.
What assets can I trade?
150+ markets across popular stocks, top crypto assets, commodities, currencies, ETFs, private-stock-style markets, and global indexes. Examples include NVDA, TSLA, BTC, ETH, crude oil, natural gas, gold, silver, and more.
How fast is signup?
10X is built for fast mobile onboarding. Sign in with Apple or email, fund your account, and start trading without a traditional brokerage application or bank-account-first setup.
Can I lose more than I put into a trade?
No. Positions are automatically liquidated if margin drops below maintenance, so you cannot lose more than the collateral committed to the position.
What are the fees?
10X charges a transparent 0.14% taker fee per trade. There are no option contract fees, no time decay, no expiration management, and no account maintenance fee from 10X.
Can I short sell stocks, crypto, and commodities?
Yes. You can go short on supported markets, including stocks, crypto, commodities, currencies, ETFs, private-stock-style assets, and indexes. That lets you take the view that an asset will fall instead of only betting it will rise.