Gold, oil, forex, indices, crypto — one USDT account
The classic setup: a crypto exchange for coins, an MT5 broker for gold and forex, a stockbroker for indices — three accounts, three balances, three withdrawal queues. mSamex collapses all of it into one USDT-margined terminal.
What's on the board
Crypto majors and memes; forex majors and crosses; metals including gold, silver and platinum; energy from WTI and Brent to natural gas; and the world's stock indices — NASDAQ 100, S&P 500, DAX, Nikkei and more. Every market is a USDT-margined perpetual with the same order types, the same charting, and the same flat fee.
Why one account changes how you trade
Capital efficiency. Your whole balance backs whichever market has the opportunity. Rotating from BTC into gold ahead of a data release takes seconds — not a withdrawal, a bank wire, and a broker deposit.
One risk view. Your PnL, margin and liquidation levels live on one screen, in one currency. Hedging a crypto book with an index short is just… another position.
One fee schedule. Futures fees are charged on notional at fill time and set per market group — no hidden spreads. Current rates: msamex.com/fees. (Full breakdown: how fees work.)
Market hours, handled honestly
Crypto trades 24/7. Traditional markets keep their real-world sessions — gold and forex close on weekends, indices follow their exchanges. mSamex tracks each instrument's real calendar: closed markets are clearly marked and re-open automatically, and prices come from institutional feeds with automatic failover.
Leverage that respects the asset
Up to 1000× on selected markets is available where depth supports it, with per-market leverage ladders that scale margin requirements to position size. Risk controls — maintenance margin, partial liquidation, price protection — work identically across all five classes.
Questions people ask
Do I need an MT5 or broker account for forex and gold?
No — everything trades on the mSamex terminal directly, margined in USDT, with no separate broker relationship.
Are these real perpetual futures?
Yes — USDT-margined perpetuals with funding, orderbooks, and per-market leverage ladders, across all five asset classes.
What happens when traditional markets close?
Non-crypto markets follow their real-world sessions. Closed markets are marked in the terminal and re-open automatically on schedule; crypto trades around the clock.
What leverage can I use?
Up to 1000× on selected markets on supported markets, with tiered margin requirements that scale by position size — the terminal shows each market's ladder.