Pip Calculator

Calculate the value of a pip for any forex currency pair and position size. Essential for risk management and position sizing.

PairEUR/USD
Pip Size0.0001
Position Size100,000 units

Pip Value (EUR/USD)

10.00 USD

per pip · 1 standard lot

10 Pips

100.00

10 Pips

100.00

50 Pips

500.00

100 Pips

1,000.00

Pip Values — All Major Pairs (Standard Lot)

PairPip SizePip Value10 Pips
EUR/USD0.000110.00 USD100.00 USD
GBP/USD0.000110.00 USD100.00 USD
USD/JPY0.011,000.00 JPY10,000.00 JPY
USD/CHF0.000110.00 CHF100.00 CHF
AUD/USD0.000110.00 USD100.00 USD
USD/CAD0.000110.00 CAD100.00 CAD
NZD/USD0.000110.00 USD100.00 USD
EUR/GBP0.000110.00 GBP100.00 GBP
EUR/JPY0.011,000.00 JPY10,000.00 JPY
GBP/JPY0.011,000.00 JPY10,000.00 JPY
EUR/CHF0.000110.00 CHF100.00 CHF
AUD/JPY0.011,000.00 JPY10,000.00 JPY
XAU/USD0.011,000.00 USD10,000.00 USD

Understanding Pips in Forex Trading

A pip (percentage in point) is the smallest standard price movement in forex. For most currency pairs, a pip is 0.0001 (the fourth decimal place). For JPY pairs, a pip is 0.01 (the second decimal place). Understanding pip values is fundamental to calculating profit, loss, and risk in forex trading.

For a standard lot (100,000 units) of EUR/USD, one pip equals approximately $10. For a mini lot (10,000 units), one pip equals $1. For a micro lot (1,000 units), one pip equals $0.10. These values change when your account currency differs from the quote currency of the pair.

Professional traders use pip calculations for position sizing and risk management. The common rule is to risk no more than 1-2% of your account on any single trade. If your account is $10,000 and you risk 1% ($100) with a 20-pip stop loss, your maximum position size would be $100 / (20 × pip value).