Pricing

Pricing structure.

We are paid out of the cost of the trades you place. There is no subscription, no monthly platform fee and no charge for leaving an account alone. We take nothing on a deposit or a withdrawal, and the order ticket shows the full cost of a trade before you submit it.

We do not publish spread and commission figures on this page. They move with the instrument and the market, and the figures that apply to your account are the ones on the order ticket when you submit.

No platform fee

The instrument list, charting, order entry and account administration come with both account types. Nothing is held back for a higher tier, and there is no paid add-on.

No charge on funding

We charge nothing on a deposit or a withdrawal. If your bank, card issuer or wallet provider charges you for the transfer, that charge comes from them.

No inactivity charge

An account can sit unused without losing anything to us. There is no maintenance fee, no periodic charge and no minimum volume to hit.

Cost structures

Two structures, one for each account type.

Both account types trade the same instruments. The cost structure, the leverage limit and the funding threshold are the only terms that differ.

Standard account

Cost incorporated into the quoted price

We charge no commission and nothing extra on execution. The cost sits in the quoted buy and sell prices, so one figure covers your entry and your exit. It’s the simpler structure to watch, and at small position sizes it’s usually the cheaper one, because a fixed commission would take a bigger share of the trade.

Commission

None

Treatment of cost

Incorporated into the price

Shown before you submit

Yes

Funding threshold

The lower of the two

Raw account

Narrower price with a separate commission

The spread between the buy and sell prices is narrower, and we charge a commission on every trade. If you trade larger positions or trade often, the narrower price usually outweighs the commission and this works out cheaper. Both parts of the cost are on the order ticket.

Commission

Charged per trade

Treatment of cost

Narrower price plus commission

Shown before you submit

Yes

Funding threshold

The higher of the two

Which structure is cheaper depends on how you trade. The reliable way to find out is to run your strategy on both account types on a demo account and compare what each one cost you. No capital is committed.

Disclosure

You see the cost before you commit.

We do not work the cost of a trade out from a table on this site. The terminal shows it at the point of submission, from the live price and the terms of your account.

Pick an instrument

All five asset classes sit in one list, with search and category filters on the same screen.

Read the quoted prices

The ticket shows the buy price and the sell price. The gap between them is the spread, and that is your cost of getting in and out.

Check the rest of the terms

The margin the position needs, the leverage limit for that instrument and account type, and on Raw the commission. A stop loss and a take profit can be set on the same ticket.

Compare account types

The same trade on Standard and on Raw shows which structure costs less for the way you trade. That is evidence from your own account rather than an average.

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What the order ticket shows

The quoted buy and sell prices
The margin the position requires
The leverage limit applicable to the order
The commission, where the account type charges one

Quotations move with the market and differ by instrument. The ticket is the figure that counts, not this page.

Comparison

Terms common to both account types.

Only three terms differ between the account types: the cost structure, the leverage limit and the funding threshold. Everything else is identical.
Term	Standard	Raw
Instrument coverage	Complete	Complete
Terminal capability	Complete	Complete
Commission	None	Charged per trade
Treatment of cost	Incorporated into the quoted price	Narrower price plus commission
Leverage limit	Set by account type	Set by account type
Funding threshold	The lower of the two	The higher of the two
Demo account	Available	Available
Cost shown before you submit	Yes	Yes

Your account record in the platform states the leverage limit and the funding threshold that apply to you. That record is the authoritative source, and it cannot go stale the way a page can.

Funding

Deposits and withdrawals.

The methods open to you depend on your region, and each one carries its own terms. Any charge from a bank, card issuer or wallet provider for the transfer comes from that institution.

We review every request. We review every deposit and every withdrawal before the money moves, on every account, without exception.
Money moves in your name. We do not accept a deposit from an account held by someone else, and we do not release funds to one.
Withdrawals come out of available funds. Margin committed to an open position is not available to withdraw while that position is open.
Your bank may charge you. A charge from a bank, card issuer or wallet provider for sending or receiving the money comes from that institution.

Funding questions

What a trade costs

Component	Where it sits
Spread	Inside the quoted buy and sell prices
Commission	Charged on every trade on a Raw account
Cost of a trade	On the order ticket before you submit
Platform subscription	None
Inactivity charge	None

A Standard account has no separate commission line, because the cost sits inside the quoted price.

Enquiries

Questions we’re asked

What does a trade cost in total?

The gap between the price you open at and the price you can close at, plus any commission your account type charges. On Standard there is no commission, so the whole cost is in that gap. There is no ticket charge, no platform fee and no holding charge.

Why are spread and commission figures not published here?

Because a figure on a static page cannot track the market, and it may not be the figure that applies to your account. Quotations move with the instrument, the session and the liquidity available, and the leverage limit depends on the instrument and the account type. The order ticket works all of that out from the live system when you submit.

Which account type is lower cost?

Standard is the sensible default: one figure, no commission and the lower funding threshold. Raw costs less once your positions are larger or you trade more often, because the narrower price outweighs the commission. You can run both on a demo account before you decide, and an account can be moved between the two later.

Do you charge on a deposit or a withdrawal?

Nothing, in either direction. If your bank, card issuer or wallet provider charges you for the transfer, that charge comes from them.

Is a dormant account charged?

No. We apply no inactivity charge and no subscription runs against the account. If you don’t trade, your balance stays where it is.

Pricing

Work out the cost on a demo account.

Run the strategy you have in mind on both account types with simulated funds, and compare what each one actually cost you.

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