Margin Trading

Webull Canada’s Margin Trading enables you to borrow money from Webull and leverage your holdings to purchase securities. This gives you access to additional buying power based on the value of certain securities and assets in your brokerage account.

Why Choose Webull for Margin Trading

The Benefit of a Margin Trading Account

Understand the Risks of Margin Trading

How Trading Securities on Margin Works 

Get Started

Margin trading carries distinct risks, such as interest charges and the possibility of losing more than your initial deposit. Before trading with margin, you should determine whether this type of trading strategy is right for your specific investment objectives, experience, risk tolerance, and financial situation. For more information please see Webull Canada’s Margin Disclosure Statement, Margin Agreement.

Webull Canada Margin: Simple & Straightforward Pricing

A lower margin interest rate means a lower cost to borrow. Our interest rates are lower based on the amount of your margin balance.

$100,000+

Size

Currency

Margin Interests

USD

PRIME +3.00%

<$100,000

CAD

PRIME +3.00%

USD

PRIME +2.00%

CAD

PRIME +2.00%

Increased Buying Power

Change Copy below to: Webull Canada Margin Accounts offer up to 2x leverage for both Canada and US buying power, empowering you to amplify your trading opportunities. To qualify, maintain a minimum equity of $2,000 in your account and meet additional eligibility requirements.

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The Webull Canada Margin Account

Leverage Assets to Increase Your Buying Power

Access Capital Without Liquidating Your Current Assets

Increased Flexibility - Trade Freely Without Waiting for Your Trades to Settle

Understand the Risks of Margin Trading

It's important to understand the potential risks associated with margin trading before you begin.

• Trading losses may be greater than the value of the initial investment

• Leveraged investments incur greater losses and risks

• Additional costs from margin interest charges

• Potential margin calls or liquidation of securities

• Margin trading is more complex and involves additional rules and regulations compared to cash trading. It requires a thorough understanding of the risks involved

How Trading Securities on Margin Works

Here is an example to help you get a better understanding of how margin may amplify your profits as well as your losses based on the directional movement of a stock's price. Additional costs arise from margin interests accrued daily.