How to Calculate Pips for AUD/CHF
AUD/CHF traders need to know exactly how much a single pip or tick is worth before entering a trade. Use the calculator above to quickly determine pip value with live AUD/CHF rates by entering lot size and account currency. This tool is fast, mobile-friendly, and accurate.
The calculation uses the instrument’s tick size and contract size. For AUD/CHF, a typical tick size is 0.0001 and a common contract size is 100,000 units per standard lot. The formula: Pip Value = (Tick Size ÷ Price) × Contract Size × Lot Size. Live rates are fetched for precision.
Example: If the price is 0.5700 and you trade 1 standard lot (lot size = 1) with contract size 100,000, a single pip (0.0001) is worth approximately $17.54 CHF (Pip Value = (0.0001 ÷ 0.5700) × 100,000 × 1). Use the calculator for exact results in your account currency.
Risk management tip: Calculate pip value before trading to convert stop-loss pips into a monetary amount and size your position, especially for prop firm compliance.
Common Mistakes
Common mistakes: Using the wrong tick size for JPY pairs, forgetting to convert pip value into your account currency, or assuming contract sizes are identical across brokers.
FAQs
What is a pip for AUD/CHF?
A pip for AUD/CHF is the smallest price move, typically 0.0001.
How do I calculate pip value?
Use the formula: Pip Value = (Tick Size ÷ Price) × Contract Size × Lot Size. This calculator automates it with live rates.
Why does pip value differ across brokers?
Brokers may define contract size and tick size differently; check your broker’s instrument specifications.
Can I use this for risk management?
Yes. Combine pip value with your stop-loss to determine potential monetary loss and size your position.