Standard and Raw accounts

The spread only, no commission. Your price is the real market spread, widened by a small markup, half on the buy price and half on the sell price.

On most markets, Raw has no markup: you trade at the real market spread, and pay a commission on each side of every trade instead, opening and closing, as a % of the trade's value. On indices, today, Raw has the same small markup as Standard and no commission.

The markup and the commission are a % of the trade's value: its size times the price. The real market spread comes on top, the same on both types.

The other coins are SOL, BNB, XRP, DOGE, LTC, HYPE and SUI. A commission of 0.0035% is $3.50 per $100K of value.

Overnight fees are the same on both types. See Overnight fees.

A round trip, opening and closing, pays the markup once, inside the spread, and the commission twice.

• Gold, 1 lot at $4,000, so $400,000 of value. Standard: the markup costs $40. Raw: $14 to open and $14 to close, $28 in all.
• Bitcoin, 0.1 BTC at $100,000, so $10,000 of value. Standard: the markup costs $2. Raw: $3.50 to open and $3.50 to close, $7 in all.

Commissions come off your balance as you trade, so like any cost they count toward your loss limits.

With today's numbers:

• Raw costs less on gold, silver, oil and forex.
• Standard costs less on crypto and stocks.
• Indices cost the same on both.

If you mostly trade one kind of market, pick the type that is cheaper for it. Standard is simpler to read: the spread you see is all you pay per trade. On Raw, each trade's commission shows in its fees. See Spreads and commissions.