Accounts
Standard: the whole cost is the spread
One number per trade. No commission, no per-lot arithmetic — the spread you see quoted is the cost of entering the position, and there is nothing else to add.
Who it suits
The Standard account is built for traders who want cost certainty over cost minimisation: discretionary traders, newer traders still building habits, and anyone who prefers to read one number and know exactly what a trade costs. If you place a handful of positions a week rather than dozens a day, the all-in spread is usually the simpler and better-value structure.
Cost structure
How the all-in spread works
The spread is the difference between the buy and sell price. On Standard, our margin is inside it — so the quoted spread is the complete cost of the trade.
Worked example — hypothetical figures
Suppose a currency pair shows a spread of 1.5 pips and one pip on your position size is worth $10. Entering the trade costs 1.5 × $10 = $15, paid once through the spread. There is no commission on top: if you close after the market moves 10 pips in your favour, your result is 10 × $10 − $15 = $85 before any overnight swap.
Full specification
- Minimum deposit
- 100 USD
- Spread type
- Variable, all-in
- Typical spread from
- 1.2 pips
- Commission per lot, per side
- None — costs are in the spread
- Maximum leverage
- 1:500
- Minimum lot
- 0.01
- Lot step
- 0.01
- Maximum open positions
- 200
- Instruments available
- 26
- Execution model
- Market execution
- Platform access
- MetaTrader 5
- Expert Advisors / algo trading
- Yes
- Hedging & scalping
- Yes
- Swap-free (Islamic) option
- Yes
- Margin call level
- 100%
- Stop-out level
- 50%
- Negative balance protection
- Yes
- Dedicated account manager
- No
- Base currencies
- USD, EUR, GBP
- Withdrawal processing time
- Within 1 business day
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