Valetax Cent versus Standard: the same lot label has a different size
Read Valetax Cent and Standard contract sizes before copying a lot amount, and use a transparent hypothetical size comparison without assuming pip value.
Start with units per lot
Valetax's account comparison gives Cent a 1,000-unit contract versus Standard's 100,000. Copying a numerical lot setting between them changes exposure. The Cent page also labels base currency USD; do not invent a USC display merely because the account is called Cent.
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Diagram explained
Check the exact service and evidence scope
- Cent: check contract size
- Same lot number, different exposure
- Verify actual symbol and entity
Work through a hypothetical size, not a profit forecast
Assume those published FX contract sizes apply to the same intended pair. At 0.10 lot, Cent represents 100 base-currency units and Standard 10,000: a 100-fold difference. This is contract arithmetic, not margin, pip value or an expected return.
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Check the symbol before moving a strategy
On the intended server, inspect contract size, lot step and the instrument offered before reusing an EA input. Keep a small conversion worksheet beside the strategy settings. A matching MT4/MT5 interface does not establish identical trade sizes or instrument coverage.
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Keep the legal scope attached to the calculation
The opened terms concern Valetax Global Limited in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines; the website also names a Mauritius company. Match the actual agreement rather than assigning one company's permissions to both. FINEX has not tested order execution or confirmed individual onboarding eligibility.
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