Capitalise on volatility in global precious metals markets by trading silver CFDs on Mitrade's trusted, ASIC-regulated platform. Take advantage of Mitrade's low costs and flexible leverage to maximise your CFD trading returns.


Silver CFDs – or Contracts for Difference – are financial instruments that let you to speculate on the price of silver without owning the physical metal.
These contracts mirror the price of silver in real time. Buying and selling Silver CFDs on Mitrade allows Australian traders to take advantage of rising and falling silver prices, and use leverage to enhance exposure, with lower capital requirements than you would need to trade the metal itself.
Start TradingMitrade's leverage options allow Australian traders to control larger positions with less capital while managing risk effectively.
Competitive spreads and no hidden fees mean you know exactly what you're spending.
Trade Silver CFDs confidently within a transparent, ASIC-regulated environment.
Go long or short on XAG (Silver Ounce) to USD to capitalise on market volatility.
Access silver markets on the Mitrade app, mobile web or desktop.
Protect yourself with stop-loss, take-profit and negative-balance-protection tools.
Understand how Silver CFDs (Contracts for Difference) let you trade silver without physically owning the metal.
| Silver Spot CFD | Silver Futures CFD | Silver Mini Contracts | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Markets | Global OTC spot silver market | Based on major futures exchanges(e.g.,COMEX) | OTC derivatives |
| Main Benefits | Tight spreads, long/shot trading, no physical delivery | Higher liquidity, access to global futures price movements | Smaller contract size, suitable for beginners, lower margin |
| Traded in | USD | USD | USD |
| Commission | 0 commission | 0 commission | 0 commission |
| Platform | Mitrade App, WebTrader, Desktop | Mitrade App, WebTrader, Desktop | Mitrade App, WebTrader |
Understand why savvy Australian traders choose to trade Silver CFDs
Demand for silver often grows during times of economic uncertainty, similar to demand for gold.
Widespread usage in consumer electronics, photovoltaics, batteries and medical equipment makes silver prices sensitive to global manufacturing trends.
Silver's lower price per ounce attracts both retail and institutional traders.
Silver prices generally move faster than gold, offering more lucrative trading opportunities.
Silver is a hard asset, so holding it can help protect purchasing power during high-inflation periods.
A strenghtening US dollar typically pushes silver prices lower.
Lower interest rates typically support precious-metal prices
Rising inflation often increases demand for silver.
Increased manufacture of solar panels, EVs and consumer electronics boosts silver demand.
As a safe-haven asset, the value of silver can rise during times of geopolitical tension or financial instability.
Disruptions to mining output can reduce supply and lift prices.


Silver traders can use indicators such as Moving Averages and MACD to identify upward or downward silver price trends and trade in the direction of momentum.
Silver often consolidates before sharp moves. Traders can look for breakouts above resistance or below support levels.
When silver moves sideways, traders can buy near support and sell near resistance, using clear stop levels.
Traders often monitor the gold-to-silver ratio price. A high ratio may indicate silver is undervalued; a low ratio may indicate the opposite.
Access global silver markets with low costs, flexible leverage, and powerful risk-management tools. Trade XAG/USD CFDs on a secure, ASIC-regulated platform.
