How Does a Trader Switch between Isolated and Cross-Margin?

A trader can typically switch between isolated and cross-margin through a setting in the trading interface, usually found near the leverage adjustment tool. However, the switch is often only allowed when the account's margin ratio is healthy and no active liquidation is imminent.

Some exchanges may require all positions to be closed first.

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