Paying back leverage on selling

Hi all,

I’ve used the search tool to search for threads about paying back used leverage on profit. But couldn’t find one that answers my question.

Let’s say my deposit is £350. 1:10 leverage enables me to use £3500.

And I buy crude oil (wti) £3160.

P&L indicator says £2000 and I sell it. Does this mean I owe the broker (plus500) £3160 - my deposit?

I suppose my main question is: Do I have to payback the leverage used. Which means I bed to make sure when I sell I need to sell when I profit £3150 and more?

No you dont pay back leverage. In fact you never see the leverage. You only see what’s in your account. Even when you open a position it’s only your money that’s at risk not the leverage.

Thanks alot for your response. Great help.