Pip Value Calculator

Calculate the monetary value of pips for any forex pair. Essential for risk management and position sizing.

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Calculate Pip Values

Enter your trading parameters below

Currency Pair

Account Currency

Trade Size (Lot Size)

Exchange Rate (if needed)

Pip Value Result

$0.00

per pip

Quick Reference

10 pips = $0.00

50 pips = $0.00

100 pips = $0.00

Trading Info

Pair Type: -

Pip Decimal: -

Contract Size: 100,000

Understanding Pip Values

What is a Pip?

A pip (percentage in point) is the smallest price move in a currency pair. For most pairs, it's the 4th decimal place (0.0001).

Why Calculate Pip Value?

Knowing pip values helps you manage risk, calculate potential profits/losses, and determine appropriate position sizes.

JPY Pairs Exception

For Japanese Yen pairs, a pip is usually the 2nd decimal place (0.01) due to the currency's lower value.

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