Type in your total account balance in this field. This should be the full amount currently available in your trading account. For example, if you have £100,000 in your account, enter £100,000 here.

Enter the percentage of your account balance you'd like to risk on a trade. For example, if you choose 1% and your balance is £100,000, your risk will be £1,000.

If you prefer to enter your trade risk as a fixed cash amount rather than a percentage of your account balance, you can use this field instead.

Enter the base currency of your trading account in this field. In this example, we’re using GBP as the base currency.

Pick the pair you want to trade. Start with the first currency, like USD, then choose the second one — for example, JPY.

Enter your stop loss size here, in PIPS. Keep in mind that pip values can vary between currency pairs. To help with this, we’ve included a table in the tutorial showing how to calculate pips for each pair available in the app. In this example, we’re using a 2.5 pip stop loss.

Once you've filled in all the fields, the app will automatically calculate the lot size for your trade. It also makes small adjustments behind the scenes, so you won’t need to re-enter everything just to make a minor change.