TIOmarkets Launches 24/7 Gold Trading Instrument
The XAUUSDT24/7 instrument lets clients trade gold on weekends, when conventional gold instruments are generally unavailable.
Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Stock Markets
TIOmarkets announced the launch of XAUUSDT24/7, a gold trading instrument available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The instrument is accessible through the MetaTrader 5 platform and the broker's proprietary mobile trading and investing app.
Why it matters
The instrument extends gold trading beyond conventional weekday market hours, giving traders access during weekends when standard gold instruments are generally unavailable. It operates under different conditions from TIOmarkets' standard gold offering.
The XAUUSDT24/7 instrument carries a 10% margin requirement, while TIOmarkets' standard gold offering can include up to unlimited leverage. The source does not detail how weekend pricing or liquidity compares with conventional gold markets.
The players
TIOmarkets
TIOmarkets is an online broker offering trading in financial instruments, including gold, through the MetaTrader 5 platform and its own mobile app.
The details
Clients can access XAUUSDT24/7 by logging into their trading platform and searching for the instrument. The launch extends TIOmarkets' existing gold trading offering beyond the hours when conventional gold markets operate.
Timeline
November 2, 2026: TIOmarkets announced the launch of XAUUSDT24/7.
Market Dynamics
The launch fits a broader pattern of brokers offering retail traders access to instruments on the MetaTrader 5 platform, which is used for trading across multiple asset classes. Extending gold trading into weekend hours reflects demand for continuous access to a market that conventionally closes between sessions.
Traders who want to access gold on weekends can use XAUUSDT24/7 with a 10% margin requirement, rather than waiting for conventional gold markets to reopen. Because the instrument operates under different conditions from TIOmarkets' standard gold offering, traders should review its terms before trading.
The takeaway
Round-the-clock gold access can shift when traders are exposed to price moves, so checking the margin requirement and terms of a 24/7 instrument before trading is worth the effort.
Further reading
For more on how gold and other instruments trade across sessions, see Stock Markets.
Source note: This article includes information reported by LeapRate.
