1️⃣ Auto-Add Margin
Auto-add margin is a protective feature that automatically adds margin from your available balance when your margin level nears the maintenance threshold, helping you avoid liquidation.
How It Works:
Once enabled, if your margin level drops too low, the system will use your available balance to top up your position margin.
The amount added ≈ initial margin for your current position.
If the available balance is insufficient, the system will use all remaining funds to top up the position.
After margin is added, the gap between the mark price and the liquidation price increases, reducing the risk of liquidation.
⚠️ When auto-add margin is enabled, the minimum leverage for that position becomes 1x. If the position is already using 1x leverage, no additional margin will be added even if there's available balance.
2️⃣ Manual Margin Adjustment
Traders can manually increase or decrease position margin under isolated margin mode to manage risk more precisely.
Instructions:
Increase Margin: Will not affect the initial leverage setting or the displayed leverage in the order panel. Liquidation price will be recalculated based on the new margin.
Decrease Margin: The adjusted margin must not be lower than (initial margin + estimated close order margin).
⚠️ Adjusting the margin manually does not change your leverage.
3️⃣ Adjusting Position Leverage
You may dynamically adjust the leverage of your position to manage capital more flexibly.
Initial Margin Calculation:
Initial Margin = Contract Value × Quantity × Entry Price / Leverage
Leverage Adjustment Rules:
✅ Increasing Leverage (up to the maximum allowed):
If your position is currently in a loss, increasing leverage is not allowed to prevent forced liquidation risks.✅ Decreasing Leverage:
The system checks if you have enough available margin to support the lower leverage requirement. If sufficient, the adjustment will succeed.
Minimum Leverage Formula:
Minimum Leverage = (Position Size × Contract Value) / (Entry Price × (Used Margin + Available Margin))
📌 Notes:
Adjusting leverage doesn’t change your position size but will affect the liquidation price.
The system checks whether your new leverage meets the contract's current leverage tier and risk parameters before applying changes.
If you have further questions, feel free to contact the All InX support team for assistance.