Versus Trade Fees & Charges
What Versus Trade charges — spread-based pricing with $0 commission on most accounts, a per-lot commission on the Raw Spread account only, and no deposit or withdrawal fees from the broker.
Open Versus Trade Account →Versus Trade charges no commission on the Standard, Cent and Pro accounts — the trading cost sits in the spread — while the Raw Spread account charges up to $3.00 per side, per lot on top of spreads from 0.0 pips. The broker itself charges no deposit or withdrawal fees.
Versus Trade fees at a glance
- On the Standard, Cent and Pro accounts the trading cost is built into the spread — commission is $0.
- Raw Spread account: a commission of up to $3.00 per side, per lot, in exchange for spreads from 0.0 pips.
- Versus Trade charges 0% deposit and withdrawal fees; your bank or payment provider may add its own charges.
- Overnight (swap) charges apply to positions held past the daily rollover, unless the account has swap-free status.
- There are no platform fees — MetaTrader 5 desktop, mobile and WebTerminal are free to use.
- The margin call level is 30% and the stop-out level is 0% — thresholds, not fees, but worth knowing before trading with leverage.
- Fee schedules can change — confirm the current terms on the broker's site before you trade.
Trading fees by account
| Account | Pricing model | Commission | Broker deposit/withdrawal fees |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | Spread from 0.4 pips | $0 | $0 |
| Cent | Spread from 1.4 pips | $0 | $0 |
| Pro | Spread from 0.2 pips | $0 | $0 |
| Raw Spread | Spread from 0.0 pips | Up to $3.00 / side per lot | $0 |
Frequently asked questions
Does Versus Trade charge withdrawal fees?
What commission does Versus Trade charge?
Are there overnight (swap) fees?
Related Versus Trade pages
Fee tables are easier to read once you know that part of the charge follows the funding channel rather than the trade itself, since conversion and transfer costs attach to the payment path. Useful companions here are the national treasury's published policy documents and a neutral explanation of currency conversion.