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Based on my research and experience assessing institutional brokers like JaneStreet, I was unable to find any indication that JaneStreet offers leverage figures at all for major currency pairs or any retail trading instruments. In fact, JaneStreet is fundamentally different from typical retail forex brokers—its business centers around institutional liquidity provision, quantitative strategies, and market making in areas such as ETFs, futures, bonds, equities, and options. According to their published materials, JaneStreet operates through proprietary, in-house technology and does not support the standard trading platforms, margin accounts, or leverage settings typically seen at retail brokers. For me as a trader who values transparency and explicit risk boundaries, the absence of retail account services means there are no disclosed leverage ratios for forex or any other assets. Any leverage that might exist would be negotiated at an institutional level and tailored to major financial counterparties—not set by public guideline or available to individual investors. This lack of published leverage is actually consistent with their regulatory posture and institutional business model. Therefore, I would caution anyone considering JaneStreet as a venue for leveraged forex trading—their operations simply do not fit that model, and there are no publicly available retail leverage conditions to compare across asset classes. For retail-level trading with leverage, I would personally look to regulated brokers specifically serving that market segment.