Pip Value Calculator: Calculate Forex Pip Value | TLAP

Pip value per 1 standard lot for popular instruments

For pairs quoted in US dollars the pip value is fixed; for the rest it depends on the current rate and is recalculated. The table shows indicative values; the calculator above gives the exact figure for your trade.

Floating values — at the rate of

InstrumentPip sizePip value (1 lot)Calculation note
EURUSD0.0001$10Fixed
GBPUSD0.0001$10Fixed
AUDUSD0.0001$10Fixed
NZDUSD0.0001$10Fixed
USDJPY0.01≈ $6.2Floating: 1000 / USDJPY rate
USDCAD0.0001≈ $7.1Floating: 10 / USDCAD rate
USDCHF0.0001≈ $12.4Floating: 10 / USDCHF rate
EURJPY0.01≈ $6.2Floating: 1000 / USDJPY rate
GBPJPY0.01≈ $6.2Floating: 1000 / USDJPY rate
AUDJPY0.01≈ $6.2Floating: 1000 / USDJPY rate
EURGBP0.0001≈ $13.4Floating: 10 × GBPUSD rate
EURCHF0.0001≈ $12.4Floating: 10 / USDCHF rate
XAUUSD (gold)0.01$1 per tick (100 oz)By contract specification
XAGUSD (silver)0.001$5 per tick (5000 oz)By contract specification

Floating values change with the market. For deposits in EUR, GBP or USDT the result is additionally converted by the deposit-currency rate — the calculator above does this automatically.

Forex Pip Value Calculator: Accurate Calculation of Price Movement

The pip value calculator helps estimate how much a one-pip move is worth for the selected currency pair, trade size and account currency. It is a core risk-control calculation before placing a trade.

The pip value calculator helps you quickly determine how much a 1-pip price movement will cost for a selected currency pair, trade size, and account currency. This is a basic calculation for assessing risk, stop-loss levels, and potential profit before opening a position.

 

Risk management starts with understanding the monetary value of a single pip. Without this figure, it is impossible to determine the correct position size, and even a correct forecast of the direction can result in a loss due to an incorrect volume. The pip value calculator automates this calculation, taking into account the currency pair type, deposit currency, and the risk parameters set by the trader.

How Forex pip value is calculated

For classic Forex pairs, the calculation depends on the lot size, the instrument’s quote, the deposit currency, and which currency is the second in the pair. For EURUSD, the result is usually calculated directly in dollars, while for USDJPY and cross pairs, conversion via the current exchange rate is required.

  • EURUSD: It is convenient to calculate the pip value using the lot size and a price increment of 0.0001. For example, with a 0.1 lot, 1 pip will always be worth $1
  • USDJPY: The price increment is usually 0.01, so the result is converted using the pair’s current price.
  • XAUUSD: The calculation depends on the contract specifications and the size of the gold position.

What data does the trader enter?

To calculate the pip value, you must fill in 4 fields.

  • Number of pips. In this field, enter the number of pips you are interested in. To calculate the pip value, enter “1”; to calculate profit/loss, enter the number of pips you’re interested in. You can select pips in pairs where there are 5 decimal places (e.g., EURUSD). To do this, enter a decimal point followed by the number of decimal places (e.g., 1.5)
  • Currency Pair. Choose from major, cross, and exotic currency pairs. This determines the tick size (0.0001 for most pairs, 0.01 for JPY pairs) and whether conversion is required. You can also select instruments such as silver (XAGUSD) and gold (XAUUSD).
  • Trade Volume (Lots) . This field allows you to determine the cost per pip based on the trade volume. The default value is in lots, but you can also enter values for mini and micro lots in tenths and hundredths (e.g., 1.2 or 0.05 lots).
  • Deposit currency. You can choose from the following deposit currencies: USD, EUR, GBP, USDT, BTC)

Result. The cost per pip based on the entered data.

Additionally, for your convenience, the current exchange rates for major currencies and metals are displayed on the right.

Connection to risk management

The direct dependence of the cost per pip on the lot size means that any increase in position size proportionally increases both potential profit and risk. The calculator clearly demonstrates this relationship.

If a trader prefers tight stops (scalping), they can afford a larger position size for the same risk percentage. With wide stops (swing trading), the position size must be reduced.

 

To calculate the trade volume, you can use our Lot Calculator.

Cryptocurrency pairs are calculated separately

For BTCUSD, ETHUSD, and BTCUSDT, the price tick, contract size, and broker or exchange specifications are important, so a separate page has been created for the crypto market: Pip Value Calculator for Cryptocurrencies.