Fees and commissions are the costs charged by the broker when you open and close trades. These fees are typically based on the instrument traded and the lot size of your position.
How do they work?
Commissions:
A fixed cost charged per lot traded (usually applied when opening and/or closing a position).
Spreads:
The difference between the buy (ask) and sell (bid) price, which is another form of trading cost.
Swaps (Overnight Fees):
Additional charges or credits applied when holding trades overnight.
Where can I check the exact fees?
You can view the full breakdown of trading fees, commissions, spreads, and swap rates for each instrument here:
Key Points
Fees vary depending on the asset class (Forex, indices, commodities, etc.)
Costs are influenced by position size (lots)
Always review trading conditions before placing trades to understand potential costs
Understanding trading fees is essential for managing your overall profitability and trading performance.
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