Which Forex Pairs Can I Trade on Paradise Global Markets?

The direct answer is that Paradise Global Markets provides access to major, minor and exotic Forex currency pairs.

The current Paradise Global Markets Forex page publicly highlights these pairs:

EUR/USD
GBP/USD
USD/JPY
AUD/USD
USD/CAD
EUR/JPY

The website also states that more currency pairs are available and provides a live symbol list through its trading environment. Exact instrument availability can change, so I would always check the live platform before placing a trade.

That distinction matters.

The six pairs above are examples currently displayed publicly by Paradise Global Markets. I would not claim that they represent the entire Forex offering because Paradise specifically says it offers major, minor and exotic currency pairs and directs traders to its live symbol list for the complete selection.

Why are Forex pairs traded in pairs?

Forex is different from buying a single stock.

Every Forex trade involves one currency being valued against another.

Take EUR/USD.

EUR is the euro.

USD is the US dollar.

If EUR/USD is trading at 1.1700, it means one euro is worth approximately 1.17 US dollars.

If the price rises from 1.1700 to 1.1750, the euro has strengthened relative to the dollar, or the dollar has weakened relative to the euro.

That relationship is what you are trading.

I find this easier to understand when I stop thinking about Forex as buying one currency and start thinking about it as comparing two economies at the same time.

Interest rates, inflation, employment, economic growth and political developments on both sides of the pair can influence the price.

How big is the Forex market in 2026?

The latest complete global data comes from the Bank for International Settlements.

Average global foreign exchange turnover reached about US$9.5 trillion per day in April 2025, up around 27% from 2022. The US dollar remained dominant, appearing on one side of 89.2% of global FX transactions.

The euro accounted for 28.9% of global turnover and the Japanese yen for 16.8%. The Chinese renminbi also continued gaining importance, and USD/CNY moved ahead of GBP/USD to become the third most traded currency pair globally in the BIS data, behind EUR/USD and USD/JPY.

That does not mean every globally traded currency pair is necessarily available on Paradise Global Markets. It simply shows how the structure of the wider Forex market is changing.

What are major Forex pairs?

Major pairs generally include the US dollar paired with another heavily traded global currency.

Paradise Global Markets currently displays several major pairs on its Forex page.

EUR/USD

EUR/USD combines the euro and US dollar.

It sits at the centre of two of the world's largest economic regions, so traders often follow:

European Central Bank decisions

Federal Reserve policy

Inflation

Employment data

Economic growth

For example, imagine US inflation comes in much higher than expected.

Markets may reassess future Federal Reserve policy.

That change in expectations can quickly affect EUR/USD.

GBP/USD

GBP/USD compares the British pound with the US dollar.

It can react strongly to economic releases and policy decisions from both the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve.

When I monitor GBP/USD, I pay particular attention to UK inflation, employment data, GDP and Bank of England commentary alongside major US releases.

USD/JPY

USD/JPY compares the US dollar with the Japanese yen.

Interest rate expectations can be especially important here because monetary policy conditions in the United States and Japan can differ significantly.

The latest BIS data confirms the Japanese yen remains one of the world's most actively traded currencies.

AUD/USD

AUD/USD combines the Australian dollar with the US dollar.

The pair can respond to Reserve Bank of Australia policy, Australian inflation and employment data, US monetary policy and changes in global risk sentiment.

USD/CAD

USD/CAD compares the US dollar with the Canadian dollar.

Canadian economic data matters, but traders also often watch energy markets because commodities are an important part of Canada's economy.

The relationship is not automatic, so I would never treat oil prices as a guaranteed signal for USD/CAD.

What are minor Forex pairs?

A minor pair generally combines two major currencies without the US dollar.

Paradise Global Markets currently displays EUR/JPY as one example. Its Forex offering also states that minor currency pairs are available.

EUR/JPY compares the euro with the Japanese yen.

That means European and Japanese economic conditions can both matter.

For example, if expectations around European interest rates change while Bank of Japan expectations stay relatively stable, EUR/JPY may react as traders reassess the relationship between the two currencies.

Minor pairs can behave differently from major USD pairs, which is why I would never assume that a strategy designed around EUR/USD will behave identically on EUR/JPY.

What are exotic Forex pairs?

Exotic pairs usually combine a major currency with a currency from a smaller or emerging market economy.

Paradise Global Markets states that its Forex offering includes exotic currency pairs, although its public page does not currently provide a complete visible list of those symbols.

That is important because exotic pairs can behave differently from highly liquid majors.

They may experience wider spreads, different liquidity conditions and stronger reactions to local economic or political events.

The latest BIS data shows how emerging market currencies are becoming more important. Emerging market currencies represented about 29% of global FX turnover in April 2025, compared with 26% in 2022.

But more activity does not automatically mean lower risk.

Which Forex pair should I trade?

There is no universal best Forex pair.

I would choose based on four things.

Liquidity

More actively traded pairs can often have deeper liquidity.

Spread

The cost of entering and exiting a trade matters, especially if you trade frequently.

Paradise Global Markets currently uses variable, market driven spreads, meaning the actual spread can change depending on market conditions.

Trading session

Different currencies tend to become more active during different parts of the global trading day.

For example, European currencies often receive more attention during London hours, while yen pairs can be active during the Asian session.

Events

A pair can become much more volatile around central bank decisions, inflation reports, employment data and unexpected political or economic developments.

Personally, I would rather understand two or three pairs properly than jump between twenty symbols without understanding what moves them.

What does it cost to trade Forex with Paradise Global Markets?

Pair selection is only part of the decision.

You also need to understand the trading cost.

As of October 2026, Paradise Global Markets currently lists three main account structures.

Standard Account: spreads from 1.0 pips with zero commission

Pro Account: spreads from 0.6 pips with zero commission

Raw Account: spreads from 0.0 pips with a US$3 commission per side per standard lot

All three currently show a minimum deposit of US$100 or equivalent. Actual spreads are variable and can change with market conditions.

This is why I would never choose a Forex pair by looking at the advertised minimum spread alone.

The live spread matters.

Commission matters.

Position size matters.

Overnight financing may matter.

Market conditions matter.

Mark Francis, Director of Sell Side Markets at the UK Financial Conduct Authority, put the broader issue clearly:

“CFDs are complex, risky products.”

The FCA also stresses the importance of understanding the full costs and risks before trading.

Where can I trade Paradise Global Markets Forex pairs?

Paradise Global Markets currently supports Forex trading through MetaTrader 5, Web Trading and Mobile Trading.

MT5 includes advanced charting, technical analysis, custom indicators, Expert Advisors and multiple order types.

Web Trading provides browser based access without installing software.

Mobile Trading provides real time alerts and order management from supported mobile devices.

For me, the useful part is not simply having three platforms.

It is being able to check the same currency market from whichever environment fits the situation.

A simple Forex pair example

Suppose you are analysing EUR/USD.

You see:

EUR/USD: 1.1700

You believe the euro may strengthen relative to the US dollar.

You open a long position.

If EUR/USD rises to 1.1750, the market moved 50 pips in your anticipated direction.

If instead it falls to 1.1650, it moved 50 pips against the position.

Your actual profit or loss would depend on position size, entry and exit prices, spread, commission where applicable and other trading costs.

The example is intentionally simple.

It does not predict what EUR/USD will do.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Paradise Global Markets offer EUR/USD?

Yes. EUR/USD is explicitly displayed on the current Paradise Global Markets Forex page.

Can I trade GBP/USD on Paradise Global Markets?

Yes. GBP/USD is also currently shown among its Forex instruments.

Does Paradise Global Markets offer USD/JPY?

Yes. USD/JPY is one of the publicly displayed currency pairs.

Can I trade minor currency pairs?

Yes. Paradise Global Markets states that its Forex offering includes major, minor and exotic currency pairs. EUR/JPY is one minor pair currently displayed publicly.

Does Paradise Global Markets offer exotic pairs?

The website states that exotic Forex pairs are available, but the public page I reviewed does not provide a complete static list of every exotic symbol. Check the live trading platform for the current complete symbol list.

Are Forex spreads fixed?

Paradise Global Markets currently describes its spreads as variable and market driven, so spreads can change as liquidity and volatility change.

Final Thoughts

So, which Forex pairs can you trade on Paradise Global Markets?

The platform currently offers major, minor and exotic currency pairs.

Its public Forex page currently highlights:

EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY, AUD/USD, USD/CAD and EUR/JPY, with additional symbols available through the live instrument list.

My approach would be simple.

Do not choose a pair simply because it is popular.

Understand what moves it.

Check the live spread.

Know when the relevant economies release important data.

Calculate your position size.

Understand the leverage involved.

Then decide whether that market fits your own trading plan.

You can explore the current Forex offering at Paradise Global Markets.

Disclaimer

This article is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute investment, trading, financial or legal advice. Forex and CFD trading involves a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Leverage can magnify both gains and losses, and losses may exceed the initial deposit under applicable conditions. Currency pair availability, spreads, commissions, leverage and trading conditions may change. Always check the current Paradise Global Markets platform, contract specifications and legal documents before trading. Paradise Global Markets does not provide services in the United States or in jurisdictions where its services are restricted or prohibited.