Stop Out is an automatic closure of trades when the remaining funds reach critically low values.
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The Stop Out level for Libertex is set at 10% (or 20% for Stocks) of the ratio of the current trade Result (the current value of the Client's funds in the trade taking into account the financial result and commissions) to the Used funds (funds that are reserved for this trade).
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In other words, if the current ratio of Result / Used = 1/10 (or 2/10 for shares), the trade will be closed forcibly, according to the quotes available at that moment.
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Example:

The balance is $1000. $500 is invested in the trade.
Then:
Result / Used funds= $500/$500 = 10/10 = 100%

If the total loss including all commissions on the trade is -$450, then the ratio of the current Result to Used funds will be 50/500 = 1/10 = 10%.
At this point Stop Out will forcefully close this position.
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The remaining $500, which did not participate in the trade, will not be affected.

Meanwhile, Margin Call is an automatic warning sent to the Client in case of reaching a low level of the remaining funds.
Margin Call is set to the level of 50% and below the ratio of the current Result to the Used funds.