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142 forex pairs available on CoinUnited.io

#NamesymbolPrice24hTierAction
1EURUSDEuro / US DollarEURUSD1.1258+0.12%ATrade
2GBPUSDBritish Pound / US DollarGBPUSD1.3238+0.32%ATrade
3USDJPYUS Dollar / Japanese YenUSDJPY157.87-0.06%ATrade
4AUDUSDAustralian Dollar / US DollarAUDUSD0.6955+0.36%BTrade
5NZDUSDNew Zealand Dollar / US DollarNZDUSD0.5614+0.17%BTrade
6USDCADUS Dollar / Canadian DollarUSDCAD1.4257+0.23%BTrade
7USDCHFUS Dollar / Swiss FrancUSDCHF0.8288-0.26%BTrade
8GBPJPYBritish Pound / Japanese YenGBPJPY208.96+0.19%BTrade
9USDCNHUS Dollar / Chinese YuanUSDCNH6.7060-0.12%BTrade
10USDSGDUS Dollar / Singapore DollarUSDSGD1.2795-0.08%BTrade
11AUDCADAustralian Dollar / Canadian DollarAUDCAD0.9916+0.60%BTrade
12EURGBPEuro / British PoundEURGBP0.8499-0.25%BTrade
13USDTRYUS Dollar / Turkish LiraUSDTRY49.11+0.03%BTrade
14AUDCHFAustralian Dollar / Swiss FrancAUDCHF0.5764+0.10%BTrade
15AUDJPYAustralian Dollar / Japanese YenAUDJPY109.78+0.22%BTrade
16AUDNZDAustralian Dollar / New Zealand DollarAUDNZD1.2388+0.19%BTrade
17CADCHFCanadian Dollar/Swiss FrancCADCHF0.5813-0.50%BTrade
18CADJPYCanadian Dollar / Japanese YenCADJPY110.72-0.38%BTrade
19CHFJPYSwiss Franc / Japanese YenCHFJPY190.46+0.13%BTrade
20EURAUDEuro / Australian DollarEURAUD1.6176-0.28%BTrade
21EURCADEuro / Canadian DollarEURCAD1.6040+0.32%BTrade
22EURCHFEuro / Swiss FrancEURCHF0.9325-0.19%BTrade
23EURCZKEuro / Czech KorunaEURCZK24.44-0.07%BTrade
24EURHKDEuro / Hong Kong DollarEURHKD8.8288+0.10%BTrade
25EURHUFEuro / Hungarian ForintEURHUF368.50-0.16%BTrade
26EURJPYEuro / Japanese YenEURJPY177.59-0.06%BTrade
27EURNOKEuro / Norwegian KroneEURNOK10.82-0.12%BTrade
28EURNZDEuro / New Zealand DollarEURNZD2.0039-0.10%BTrade
29EURPLNEuro / Polish ZlotyEURPLN4.3845+0.18%BTrade
30EURSEKEuro / Swedish KronaEURSEK11.30-0.04%BTrade
31EURTRYEuro / Turkish LiraEURTRY55.29-0.05%BTrade
32GBPAUDBritish Pound / Australian DollarGBPAUD1.9032-0.04%BTrade
33GBPCADBritish Pound / Canadian DollarGBPCAD1.8873+0.56%BTrade
34GBPCHFBritish Pound / Swiss FrancGBPCHF1.0971+0.06%BTrade
35GBPNZDBritish Pound / New Zealand DollarGBPNZD2.3579+0.15%BTrade
36NZDCADNew Zealand Dollar / Canadian DollarNZDCAD0.8004+0.42%BTrade
37NZDCHFNew Zealand Dollar / Swiss FrancNZDCHF0.4653-0.08%BTrade
38NZDJPYNew Zealand Dollar / Japanese YenNZDJPY88.62+0.04%BTrade
39USDCZKUS Dollar / Czech KorunaUSDCZK21.72-0.15%BTrade
40USDHKDUS Dollar / Hong Kong DollarUSDHKD7.8473+0.02%BTrade
41USDHUFUS Dollar / Hungarian ForintUSDHUF327.48-0.25%BTrade
42USDMXNUS Dollar / Mexican PesoUSDMXN18.16-0.82%BTrade
43USDNOKUS Dollar / Norwegian KroneUSDNOK9.6151-0.19%BTrade
44USDPLNUS Dollar / Polish ZlotyUSDPLN3.8971+0.10%BTrade
45USDSEKUS Dollar / Swedish KronaUSDSEK10.04-0.12%BTrade
46USDZARUS Dollar / South African RandUSDZAR16.65-0.26%BTrade
47AUDCNHAustralian Dollar / Chinese YuanAUDCNH4.6642+0.24%BTrade
48AUDPLNAustralian Dollar / Polish ZlotyAUDPLN2.7106+0.47%BTrade
49AUDSGDAustralian Dollar / Singapore DollarAUDSGD0.8899+0.28%BTrade
50CHFPLNSwiss Franc / Polish ZlotyCHFPLN4.7019+0.37%BTrade
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CoinUnited.io provides access to 100+ forex pairs covering all major, minor, and exotic currency combinations. Major pairs include EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY, and USD/CHF — the most liquid instruments in global financial markets. Minor pairs like EUR/GBP, AUD/NZD, and GBP/JPY offer additional diversification. For traders seeking higher volatility and unique opportunities, we also offer exotic pairs featuring emerging market currencies. All pairs are available for CFD trading with real-time pricing sourced from top-tier liquidity providers.