Accounts
Standard: the lower entry point
One number per trade. The spread you see quoted is the cost of entering the position, and there is nothing else to add. This is the account with the smaller opening deposit and the higher leverage ceiling.
Who it suits
Standard suits traders still building a method, and anyone who would rather keep the opening deposit small while they do it. There is no commission arithmetic to perform before you know what a position costs, which is one fewer variable while you are learning where your edge is.
Cost structure
How the all-in spread works
The spread is the difference between the buy price and the sell price. Our margin sits inside it, so the quoted spread is the complete cost of entering the position: there is no second line to add.
Worked example: hypothetical figures
Suppose a pair shows a spread of one pip, and one pip on your position size is worth $10. Entering the trade costs $10, paid once through the spread. Closing it costs nothing further.
Full specification
- Minimum deposit
- $10
- Typical spread from
- 0.2 pips
- Commission
- No commission
- Maximum leverage
- 1:500
- Minimum lot
- 0.01
- Lot step
- 0.01
- Maximum open positions
- 10
- Instruments available
- Forex, Metals, Energies, Indices, Stocks, Crypto
- Execution model
- Market execution
- Expert Advisors
- Yes
- Hedging
- Yes
- Swap-free period
- First 3 days
- Margin call level
- 100%
- Stop-out level
- 20%
Questions