Plus500 fees
Review spreads, commissions, overnight financing and non-trading charges reported for each account and entity.
Also known as Plus500 Invest, Plus500 Futures
- Editorial score
- 9.0/10How we scored Plus500
- User rating
- No user ratings yet
- Regulatory status
- FCAASICCySECFMA (New Zealand)+11
- Country
- Israel
- Established
- Established 2008
- Website
- plus500.com
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Review spreads, commissions, overnight financing and non-trading charges reported for each account and entity.
Plus500 fees and trading costs
The total cost of trading can include spreads, commissions, overnight financing, currency conversion, deposit or withdrawal charges and inactivity fees.
Advertised spreads start from 0.6 pips, but typical pricing may be higher.
The reported trading commission is $0.
Overnight financing applies to eligible positions at rates that can change.
The broker reports none for standard withdrawals; charges can apply below minimum thresholds or from third parties for withdrawals.
An inactivity fee of Up to $10/month applies after 3 months without logging in.
A currency-conversion charge of Up to 0.7% may apply.
- Spreads from
- 0.6 pips
- Commission
- $0
- Overnight financing
- Both: overnight funding applies; swap-free accounts available in eligible regions
- Deposit fee
- Not confirmed
- Withdrawal fee
- None for standard withdrawals; charges can apply below minimum thresholds or from third parties
- Inactivity fee
- Up to $10/month after 3 months without logging in
- Currency conversion
- Up to 0.7%
Fees can change and may differ by entity, platform, account or payment method. Confirm the full schedule before opening or funding an account.
Account terms may differ by entity and country.
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