Service Fees
Service Fees
When you open an account with us and begin trading, please be aware that certain fees may apply. We are committed to keeping these costs as low as possible and removing unnecessary charges wherever we can. However, some fees are essential to ensure the reliable and efficient functioning of our trading services.
Our fee schedule is subject to change and may be updated without prior notice. To stay informed about the latest charges, we encourage you to contact our customer support team at the number provided. They will be happy to provide the most current and accurate information.
One of the primary trading costs you may encounter is the spread—this is the difference between the buying (bid) and selling (ask) prices of an asset. The spread is applied automatically by the platform during trade execution and is a standard component of trading across online platforms. We aim to keep spreads tight to provide you with competitive pricing.
Other fees that may apply include:
Dormant Account Fee: If your account remains inactive for 12 months or longer, a fee will be charged for account maintenance. Should you choose to reactivate your account, a reactivation fee may also apply.
Swap Fee: A swap, or overnight fee, is charged when positions are held open overnight. This fee is not applicable to Islamic account holders.
Transparency is a key part of our service. We want you to trade with confidence, fully informed of any potential costs. If you have questions or would like more details on specific fees or charges, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with our support team — we’re here to assist you.
Account Segregation and Commission Policy
Client funds are held in segregated bank accounts, entirely separate from the firm’s own capital. This structure ensures clear asset separation and enhances client protection in accordance with the Financial Conduct Authority’s rules under CASS 7.13 of the FCA Handbook. These regulations require firms to safeguard client money under a statutory trust, ensuring its availability in case of firm insolvency.
Clients are subject to a commission fee of 19% on realized profits. These commissions are invoiced separately, either at the close of each accounting period or upon request by regulatory authorities. The commission must be paid directly by the client and cannot be deducted from the trading account.
Until any outstanding commission invoices are settled, affected client accounts will remain under compliance review, during which financial functionalities will be restricted.