Pairmin
Pairmin is a term that refers to the minimum number of units that must be purchased or sold together in a financial or trading context. It is often encountered in over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives markets, where standardized contract sizes are common. For example, a particular futures contract might have a pairmin of 10, meaning that traders can only buy or sell in increments of 10 contracts.
The purpose of a pairmin is to create liquidity and efficiency in the market. By establishing standardized
The concept of pairmin is not limited to futures contracts. It can also apply to other financial