What is spread?
The difference between the ASK buy price and BID sell price. It is reflected when a position opens and can change with liquidity and volatility.

Understand spread, swap and account pathways before every trade. Pricing below is a planned model and remains subject to a future broker and liquidity provider.
The difference between the ASK buy price and BID sell price. It is reflected when a position opens and can change with liquidity and volatility.
Daily financing for positions held beyond the market cut-off. It may be a debit or credit and varies by asset, direction and interest rates.
Pathways are based on qualifying balance once payment and broker arrangements are approved.
Balance range
$250 – $4,999Balance range
$5,000 – $24,999Balance range
$25,000 – $99,999Balance range
$100,000+Swap example = exposure × daily rate × nights held. Actual long and short rates can differ and triple-swap days may apply.
Provider subscriptions may apply later
Applies when account and instrument currencies differ
Any future charge must appear in account terms
Future broker-dependent feature
Bank, card or network fees may apply
Rules depend on residence and personal circumstances
Yes. Variable spreads respond to liquidity, volatility, news, session changes and market gaps.
Positions held after the applicable cut-off can receive a debit or credit. The schedule is instrument-specific.
Some markets use a triple-swap day for weekend settlement. The future broker schedule will control this.
No. They require final legal, broker and payment-provider approval.
The production order ticket should show the applicable costs before confirmation.
All values are illustrative planned targets, not executable quotes or contractual terms. Final pricing requires an approved broker, liquidity provider and applicable legal framework.