What are the lot sizes in Currency and Cross-Currency Derivatives?

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• Why is my order rejected stating, "The disclosed qty for the symbol should be multiple of lot size (<set_variable>)"?

  This rejection message occurs when the disclosed quantity of your order does not comply with the specified rules. Here’s a detailed explanation: Disclosed Quantity Rules: Equities (EQ): The disclosed quantity should be at least 10% of the order ...