CFD Broker Fees Compared
CFD Broker Fees Compared
CFD Broker Fees Compared
CFD broker fees can include spreads, trading commissions, overnight funding, currency conversion charges and account fees. The exact cost varies by broker, account type, market and how long a position is held, which means comparing CFD brokers requires looking beyond a single advertised spread or commission rate.
LQH Markets, IG, Pepperstone, Capital.com, CMC Markets and XTB all use spreads as part of their CFD pricing. However, their commission structures and additional charges differ, particularly for raw-spread accounts, share CFDs, overnight positions and inactive accounts.
CFD broker fees can include spreads, trading commissions, overnight funding, currency conversion charges and account fees. The exact cost varies by broker, account type, market and how long a position is held, which means comparing CFD brokers requires looking beyond a single advertised spread or commission rate.
LQH Markets, IG, Pepperstone, Capital.com, CMC Markets and XTB all use spreads as part of their CFD pricing. However, their commission structures and additional charges differ, particularly for raw-spread accounts, share CFDs, overnight positions and inactive accounts.
CFD Broker Fees Comparison
The table compares selected trading and account fees published by six CFD brokers. Scroll horizontally on smaller screens to review every column.
Broker
Broker
Spread pricing
Spread pricing
Trading commission
Trading commission
Overnight funding
Overnight funding
Inactivity fee
Inactivity fee
Deposit / withdrawal
Deposit / withdrawal
Raw spreads from 0.0 pips available
Raw spreads from 0.0 pips available
$3 per side per standard lot on Raw Spread account; 0 Commission account available
$3 per side per standard lot on Raw Spread account; 0 Commission account available
Yes
Yes
May apply after significant inactivity
May apply after significant inactivity
No Transaction Fee
No Transaction Fee
From 0.6 pips on EUR/USD
From 0.6 pips on EUR/USD
No separate commission on most CFD markets; share CFDs charged commission
No separate commission on most CFD markets; share CFDs charged commission
Yes
Yes
No
No
No IG fee where currency conversion isn't required
No IG fee where currency conversion isn't required
Standard EUR/USD from 1.0 pip; Razor from 0.0 pips
Standard EUR/USD from 1.0 pip; Razor from 0.0 pips
No commission on Standard account; Razor FX/Spot Gold commission applies
No commission on Standard account; Razor FX/Spot Gold commission applies
Yes
Yes
No
No
Generally no Pepperstone fee on standard funding methods
Generally no Pepperstone fee on standard funding methods
Variable spreads
Variable spreads
Zero commission on standard UK CFD offering; other costs apply
Zero commission on standard UK CFD offering; other costs apply
Yes
Yes
No on UK offering
No on UK offering
No standard deposit/withdrawal fees
No standard deposit/withdrawal fees
From 0.2 points; FX Active offers 0.0 pips on selected FX pairs
From 0.2 points; FX Active offers 0.0 pips on selected FX pairs
Mainly share/ETF CFDs; FX Active uses commission pricing
Mainly share/ETF CFDs; FX Active uses commission pricing
Yes
Yes
$/currency equivalent monthly after 12 months of inactivity
$/currency equivalent monthly after 12 months of inactivity
No standard deposit/withdrawal fees
No standard deposit/withdrawal fees
Variable spreads
Variable spreads
Depends on instrument/account; spreads are the primary cost on many CFDs
Depends on instrument/account; spreads are the primary cost on many CFDs
Yes
Yes
May apply depending on entity/account terms
May apply depending on entity/account terms
Payment-method conditions can apply
Payment-method conditions can apply
Data checked: 15 September 2026. Fees can vary according to jurisdiction, account type, instrument, trade size, payment method and market conditions. Spreads and overnight financing rates are variable. Traders should check the current costs applicable to their account and instrument before trading.
Spread pricing
Raw spreads from 0.0 pips available
Trading commission
$3 per side per standard lot on Raw Spread account; 0 Commission account available
Overnight funding
Yes
Inactivity fee
May apply after significant inactivity
Deposit / withdrawal
No LQH transaction fee
Spread pricing
From 0.6 pips on EUR/USD
Trading commission
No separate commission on most CFD markets; share CFDs charged commission
Overnight funding
Yes
Inactivity fee
No
Deposit / withdrawal
No IG fee where currency conversion isn't required
Spread pricing
Standard EUR/USD from 1.0 pip; Razor from 0.0 pips
Trading commission
No commission on Standard account; Razor FX/Spot Gold commission applies
Overnight funding
Yes
Inactivity fee
No
Deposit / withdrawal
Generally no Pepperstone fee on standard funding methods
Spread pricing
Variable spreads
Trading commission
Zero commission on standard UK CFD offering; other costs apply
Overnight funding
Yes
Inactivity fee
No on UK offering
Deposit / withdrawal
No standard deposit/withdrawal fees
Spread pricing
From 0.2 points; FX Active offers 0.0 pips on selected FX pairs
Trading commission
Mainly share/ETF CFDs; FX Active uses commission pricing
Overnight funding
Yes
Inactivity fee
$/currency equivalent monthly after 12 months of inactivity
Deposit / withdrawal
No standard deposit/withdrawal fees
Spread pricing
Variable spreads
Trading commission
Depends on instrument/account; spreads are the primary cost on many CFDs
Overnight funding
Yes
Inactivity fee
May apply depending on entity/account terms
Deposit / withdrawal
Payment-method conditions can apply
UNDERSTANDING THE TOTAL COST
UNDERSTANDING THE TOTAL COST
UNDERSTANDING THE TOTAL COST
What Fees Can CFD Brokers Charge?
The spread is one of the most common CFD trading costs, but it is not necessarily the only charge a trader will encounter. Depending on the broker, account and instrument, CFD costs can include:
Spreads
The difference between the broker's buy and sell price.
Trading commissions
A separate charge for certain accounts or instruments.
Overnight funding
a charge or credit for keeping certain leveraged CFD positions open beyond the daily rollover time.
Other charges
Charges for access to certain exchange or share-market data.
Currency conversion
A charge that can apply when a trade or transaction is denominated in a different currency from the account.
Guaranteed stop premiums
A charge that can apply when using a guaranteed stop-loss feature.
Inactivity fees
an account charge that some brokers apply after an extended period without trading.
Deposit and withdrawal fees
Charges that may be imposed by the broker or external payment provider.
Not every fee applies to every trader. The overall cost depends on the instruments traded, account type, trading frequency and how long positions remain open.
BROKER BY BROKER
BROKER BY BROKER
BROKER BY BROKER
How Each Pricing
Model Works
How Each Pricing
Model Works
Explore the main pricing structure and additional costs published by each provider.
Explore the main pricing structure and additional costs published by each provider.
LQH Markets CFD Fees
LQH Markets offers different pricing structures according to account type.
The Raw Spread Account provides access to raw spreads from 0.0 pips and charges a commission of $3 per side per standard lot. The Zero Commission Account does not charge a separate per-trade commission, with trading costs instead incorporated into the applicable spread.
Overnight financing, also known as swap, can apply when positions remain open beyond the daily rollover time. The applicable rate varies by instrument and can result in either a charge or credit.
LQH Markets states that it does not charge transaction fees on deposits or withdrawals through supported payment methods, although external banks and payment providers can apply their own charges.
IG Markets CFD Fees
IG primarily charges for forex, index and commodity CFD trading through the spread. Its published minimum spread for EUR/USD is 0.6 pips, while minimum spreads vary across other instruments.
Share CFDs use a different pricing model and are subject to commission. For example, IG publishes a commission of 2 cents per share for US share CFDs, subject to applicable minimum charges.
Cash CFD positions held beyond 10pm UK time can incur overnight funding. IG calculates this using a relevant interest-rate benchmark plus an administration charge. Currency conversion fees can also apply when trading instruments denominated in a currency different from the account's base currency.
IG currently states that there is no account inactivity fee.
Pepperstone CFD Fees
Pepperstone offers Standard and Razor account pricing.
On the Standard account, CFD fees for forex, commodities and indices are generally incorporated into the spread, excluding overnight funding. Pepperstone publishes a minimum EUR/USD spread of 1.0 pip for its Standard account.
The Razor account provides raw forex spreads from 0.0 pips and applies a separate commission. This structure separates the underlying spread from part of the broker's trading charge.
Overnight funding can apply to eligible spot positions held beyond the daily rollover period. Pepperstone does not charge an inactivity fee.
Capital.com CFD Fees
Capital.com's standard UK CFD pricing uses variable spreads rather than a separate trading commission. This means the difference between the buy and sell price forms a primary part of the cost of entering and exiting a position.
Overnight funding can apply when eligible CFD positions remain open beyond the daily cut-off. The applicable rate varies by instrument and position.
Capital.com currently states that its UK offering has no inactivity fee. Other charges, including guaranteed stop-loss premiums and currency-related costs, can apply depending on the transaction and features used.
CMC Markets CFD Fees
CMC Markets incorporates the spread into CFD pricing across its markets, with published minimum spreads starting from 0.2 points on selected instruments.
Commission applies primarily when trading shares and ETF CFDs. CMC also offers FX Active, which combines spreads from 0.0 pips on selected major currency pairs with a separate commission.
Cash CFD positions can incur overnight holding costs. Other potential charges include market data fees for certain share CFDs, guaranteed stop-loss premiums and currency conversion costs.
CMC Markets also charges an inactivity fee after an account has had no trading activity for a continuous period of one year, provided funds remain in the account.
XTB CFD Fees
XTB uses spreads as one of the primary costs of CFD trading. Spreads vary according to the instrument and market conditions.
Additional costs can include overnight financing when eligible positions are held beyond the daily rollover time and currency conversion where applicable. Commission can also apply to certain instruments or services depending on the account and jurisdiction.
Because individual charges can vary by instrument and account, traders should check the cost information displayed for the specific CFD they intend to trade.
LQH Markets CFD Fees
LQH Markets offers different pricing structures according to account type.
The Raw Spread Account provides access to raw spreads from 0.0 pips and charges a commission of $3 per side per standard lot. The Zero Commission Account does not charge a separate per-trade commission, with trading costs instead incorporated into the applicable spread.
Overnight financing, also known as swap, can apply when positions remain open beyond the daily rollover time. The applicable rate varies by instrument and can result in either a charge or credit.
LQH Markets states that it does not charge transaction fees on deposits or withdrawals through supported payment methods, although external banks and payment providers can apply their own charges.
IG Markets CFD Fees
IG primarily charges for forex, index and commodity CFD trading through the spread. Its published minimum spread for EUR/USD is 0.6 pips, while minimum spreads vary across other instruments.
Share CFDs use a different pricing model and are subject to commission. For example, IG publishes a commission of 2 cents per share for US share CFDs, subject to applicable minimum charges.
Cash CFD positions held beyond 10pm UK time can incur overnight funding. IG calculates this using a relevant interest-rate benchmark plus an administration charge. Currency conversion fees can also apply when trading instruments denominated in a currency different from the account's base currency.
IG currently states that there is no account inactivity fee.
Pepperstone CFD Fees
Pepperstone offers Standard and Razor account pricing.
On the Standard account, CFD fees for forex, commodities and indices are generally incorporated into the spread, excluding overnight funding. Pepperstone publishes a minimum EUR/USD spread of 1.0 pip for its Standard account.
The Razor account provides raw forex spreads from 0.0 pips and applies a separate commission. This structure separates the underlying spread from part of the broker's trading charge.
Overnight funding can apply to eligible spot positions held beyond the daily rollover period. Pepperstone does not charge an inactivity fee.
Capital.com CFD Fees
Capital.com's standard UK CFD pricing uses variable spreads rather than a separate trading commission. This means the difference between the buy and sell price forms a primary part of the cost of entering and exiting a position.
Overnight funding can apply when eligible CFD positions remain open beyond the daily cut-off. The applicable rate varies by instrument and position.
Capital.com currently states that its UK offering has no inactivity fee. Other charges, including guaranteed stop-loss premiums and currency-related costs, can apply depending on the transaction and features used.
CMC Markets CFD Fees
CMC Markets incorporates the spread into CFD pricing across its markets, with published minimum spreads starting from 0.2 points on selected instruments.
Commission applies primarily when trading shares and ETF CFDs. CMC also offers FX Active, which combines spreads from 0.0 pips on selected major currency pairs with a separate commission.
Cash CFD positions can incur overnight holding costs. Other potential charges include market data fees for certain share CFDs, guaranteed stop-loss premiums and currency conversion costs.
CMC Markets also charges an inactivity fee after an account has had no trading activity for a continuous period of one year, provided funds remain in the account.
XTB CFD Fees
XTB uses spreads as one of the primary costs of CFD trading. Spreads vary according to the instrument and market conditions.
Additional costs can include overnight financing when eligible positions are held beyond the daily rollover time and currency conversion where applicable. Commission can also apply to certain instruments or services depending on the account and jurisdiction.
Because individual charges can vary by instrument and account, traders should check the cost information displayed for the specific CFD they intend to trade.
LQH Markets CFD Fees
LQH Markets offers different pricing structures according to account type.
The Raw Spread Account provides access to raw spreads from 0.0 pips and charges a commission of $3 per side per standard lot. The Zero Commission Account does not charge a separate per-trade commission, with trading costs instead incorporated into the applicable spread.
Overnight financing, also known as swap, can apply when positions remain open beyond the daily rollover time. The applicable rate varies by instrument and can result in either a charge or credit.
LQH Markets states that it does not charge transaction fees on deposits or withdrawals through supported payment methods, although external banks and payment providers can apply their own charges.
IG Markets CFD Fees
IG primarily charges for forex, index and commodity CFD trading through the spread. Its published minimum spread for EUR/USD is 0.6 pips, while minimum spreads vary across other instruments.
Share CFDs use a different pricing model and are subject to commission. For example, IG publishes a commission of 2 cents per share for US share CFDs, subject to applicable minimum charges.
Cash CFD positions held beyond 10pm UK time can incur overnight funding. IG calculates this using a relevant interest-rate benchmark plus an administration charge. Currency conversion fees can also apply when trading instruments denominated in a currency different from the account's base currency.
IG currently states that there is no account inactivity fee.
Pepperstone CFD Fees
Pepperstone offers Standard and Razor account pricing.
On the Standard account, CFD fees for forex, commodities and indices are generally incorporated into the spread, excluding overnight funding. Pepperstone publishes a minimum EUR/USD spread of 1.0 pip for its Standard account.
The Razor account provides raw forex spreads from 0.0 pips and applies a separate commission. This structure separates the underlying spread from part of the broker's trading charge.
Overnight funding can apply to eligible spot positions held beyond the daily rollover period. Pepperstone does not charge an inactivity fee.
Capital.com CFD Fees
Capital.com's standard UK CFD pricing uses variable spreads rather than a separate trading commission. This means the difference between the buy and sell price forms a primary part of the cost of entering and exiting a position.
Overnight funding can apply when eligible CFD positions remain open beyond the daily cut-off. The applicable rate varies by instrument and position.
Capital.com currently states that its UK offering has no inactivity fee. Other charges, including guaranteed stop-loss premiums and currency-related costs, can apply depending on the transaction and features used.
CMC Markets CFD Fees
CMC Markets incorporates the spread into CFD pricing across its markets, with published minimum spreads starting from 0.2 points on selected instruments.
Commission applies primarily when trading shares and ETF CFDs. CMC also offers FX Active, which combines spreads from 0.0 pips on selected major currency pairs with a separate commission.
Cash CFD positions can incur overnight holding costs. Other potential charges include market data fees for certain share CFDs, guaranteed stop-loss premiums and currency conversion costs.
CMC Markets also charges an inactivity fee after an account has had no trading activity for a continuous period of one year, provided funds remain in the account.
XTB CFD Fees
XTB uses spreads as one of the primary costs of CFD trading. Spreads vary according to the instrument and market conditions.
Additional costs can include overnight financing when eligible positions are held beyond the daily rollover time and currency conversion where applicable. Commission can also apply to certain instruments or services depending on the account and jurisdiction.
Because individual charges can vary by instrument and account, traders should check the cost information displayed for the specific CFD they intend to trade.
LQH Markets CFD Fees
LQH Markets offers different pricing structures according to account type.
The Raw Spread Account provides access to raw spreads from 0.0 pips and charges a commission of $3 per side per standard lot. The Zero Commission Account does not charge a separate per-trade commission, with trading costs instead incorporated into the applicable spread.
Overnight financing, also known as swap, can apply when positions remain open beyond the daily rollover time. The applicable rate varies by instrument and can result in either a charge or credit.
LQH Markets states that it does not charge transaction fees on deposits or withdrawals through supported payment methods, although external banks and payment providers can apply their own charges.
IG Markets CFD Fees
IG primarily charges for forex, index and commodity CFD trading through the spread. Its published minimum spread for EUR/USD is 0.6 pips, while minimum spreads vary across other instruments.
Share CFDs use a different pricing model and are subject to commission. For example, IG publishes a commission of 2 cents per share for US share CFDs, subject to applicable minimum charges.
Cash CFD positions held beyond 10pm UK time can incur overnight funding. IG calculates this using a relevant interest-rate benchmark plus an administration charge. Currency conversion fees can also apply when trading instruments denominated in a currency different from the account's base currency.
IG currently states that there is no account inactivity fee.
Pepperstone CFD Fees
Pepperstone offers Standard and Razor account pricing.
On the Standard account, CFD fees for forex, commodities and indices are generally incorporated into the spread, excluding overnight funding. Pepperstone publishes a minimum EUR/USD spread of 1.0 pip for its Standard account.
The Razor account provides raw forex spreads from 0.0 pips and applies a separate commission. This structure separates the underlying spread from part of the broker's trading charge.
Overnight funding can apply to eligible spot positions held beyond the daily rollover period. Pepperstone does not charge an inactivity fee.
Capital.com CFD Fees
Capital.com's standard UK CFD pricing uses variable spreads rather than a separate trading commission. This means the difference between the buy and sell price forms a primary part of the cost of entering and exiting a position.
Overnight funding can apply when eligible CFD positions remain open beyond the daily cut-off. The applicable rate varies by instrument and position.
Capital.com currently states that its UK offering has no inactivity fee. Other charges, including guaranteed stop-loss premiums and currency-related costs, can apply depending on the transaction and features used.
CMC Markets CFD Fees
CMC Markets incorporates the spread into CFD pricing across its markets, with published minimum spreads starting from 0.2 points on selected instruments.
Commission applies primarily when trading shares and ETF CFDs. CMC also offers FX Active, which combines spreads from 0.0 pips on selected major currency pairs with a separate commission.
Cash CFD positions can incur overnight holding costs. Other potential charges include market data fees for certain share CFDs, guaranteed stop-loss premiums and currency conversion costs.
CMC Markets also charges an inactivity fee after an account has had no trading activity for a continuous period of one year, provided funds remain in the account.
XTB CFD Fees
XTB uses spreads as one of the primary costs of CFD trading. Spreads vary according to the instrument and market conditions.
Additional costs can include overnight financing when eligible positions are held beyond the daily rollover time and currency conversion where applicable. Commission can also apply to certain instruments or services depending on the account and jurisdiction.
Because individual charges can vary by instrument and account, traders should check the cost information displayed for the specific CFD they intend to trade.
Spread vs Commission
A 0.0-pip minimum spread should not automatically be interpreted as zero-cost trading. Compare every charge that applies to the position.
Spread pricing
The spread is the difference between the quoted buy and sell price. If EUR/USD has a bid of 1.1000 and an ask of 1.1001, the difference is one pip.
Commission pricing
Commission is a separate trading charge. A raw-spread account may provide a tighter underlying spread while charging a fixed amount for each lot traded.
Spread vs Commission
A 0.0-pip minimum spread should not automatically be interpreted as zero-cost trading. Compare every charge that applies to the position.
Spread pricing
The spread is the difference between the quoted buy and sell price. If EUR/USD has a bid of 1.1000 and an ask of 1.1001, the difference is one pip.
Commission pricing
Commission is a separate trading charge. A raw-spread account may provide a tighter underlying spread while charging a fixed amount for each lot traded.
How Do Overnight CFD Fees Work?
Overnight funding can apply when a leveraged CFD position remains open beyond a broker's daily rollover time.
The charge is generally linked to the value of the position and a relevant interest-rate benchmark, with a broker adjustment or administration charge potentially included. Depending on the instrument and whether the position is long or short, the adjustment may be a debit or credit.
Overnight rates are variable, so a fixed comparison between brokers can quickly become outdated. Traders who regularly hold positions for several days may therefore need to consider financing costs alongside spreads and commission when comparing brokers.
Are Zero-Commission CFDs Free?
No. Zero commission means that a broker does not charge a separate trading commission on the relevant account or instrument. It does not mean that trading has no cost.
A zero-commission CFD can still include a spread, overnight financing, currency conversion and other applicable charges.
Similarly, an account offering spreads from 0.0 pips may charge a separate commission.
The combination of applicable charges is therefore more informative than either "zero commission" or "0.0-pip spreads" viewed in isolation.
PRACTICAL TAKEAWAY
PRACTICAL TAKEAWAY
PRACTICAL TAKEAWAY
What Does This Mean for Traders?
What Does This Mean for Traders?
CFD brokers use different pricing structures rather than one standard fee model.
Headline figures should be interpreted carefully. A published minimum may not represent the spread available throughout the trading day as liquidity and volatility change.
CFD brokers use different pricing structures rather than one standard fee model.
Headline figures should be interpreted carefully. A published minimum may not represent the spread available throughout the trading day as liquidity and volatility change.
Frequent trading
Spreads and commissions may account for more of the overall cost.
Longer holding periods
Overnight funding may become a larger proportion of total cost.
Fair comparison
Review the combined cost of opening, holding and closing positions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions? We have got you covered. Browse our most frequently asked questions below.
The main CFD costs are generally spreads, trading commissions where applicable and overnight financing for eligible positions held beyond the daily rollover. Currency conversion, market data, guaranteed stop-loss, inactivity and payment fees can also apply depending on the broker and account.
No. Some CFD accounts incorporate trading costs primarily into the spread, while others charge commission alongside tighter or raw spreads. Commission is also commonly treated differently for share CFDs compared with forex, index and commodity CFDs.
A spread from 0.0 pips means the difference between the bid and ask price can reach zero under certain conditions. It does not mean the trade is necessarily free because commission, overnight funding or other charges may still apply.
Overnight funding can apply to eligible cash or spot CFD positions that remain open beyond a broker's daily rollover time. The amount varies according to factors including the instrument, position size, direction of the trade and prevailing interest rates.
CFD broker fees can be compared by considering the combined spread, commission and potential holding costs for the instruments and trading style involved. Other costs such as currency conversion, inactivity fees and market data charges may also be relevant depending on how the account is used.
Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions? We have got you covered. Browse our most frequently asked questions below.
The main CFD costs are generally spreads, trading commissions where applicable and overnight financing for eligible positions held beyond the daily rollover. Currency conversion, market data, guaranteed stop-loss, inactivity and payment fees can also apply depending on the broker and account.
No. Some CFD accounts incorporate trading costs primarily into the spread, while others charge commission alongside tighter or raw spreads. Commission is also commonly treated differently for share CFDs compared with forex, index and commodity CFDs.
A spread from 0.0 pips means the difference between the bid and ask price can reach zero under certain conditions. It does not mean the trade is necessarily free because commission, overnight funding or other charges may still apply.
Overnight funding can apply to eligible cash or spot CFD positions that remain open beyond a broker's daily rollover time. The amount varies according to factors including the instrument, position size, direction of the trade and prevailing interest rates.
CFD broker fees can be compared by considering the combined spread, commission and potential holding costs for the instruments and trading style involved. Other costs such as currency conversion, inactivity fees and market data charges may also be relevant depending on how the account is used.
Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions? We have got you covered. Browse our most frequently asked questions below.
The main CFD costs are generally spreads, trading commissions where applicable and overnight financing for eligible positions held beyond the daily rollover. Currency conversion, market data, guaranteed stop-loss, inactivity and payment fees can also apply depending on the broker and account.
No. Some CFD accounts incorporate trading costs primarily into the spread, while others charge commission alongside tighter or raw spreads. Commission is also commonly treated differently for share CFDs compared with forex, index and commodity CFDs.
A spread from 0.0 pips means the difference between the bid and ask price can reach zero under certain conditions. It does not mean the trade is necessarily free because commission, overnight funding or other charges may still apply.
Overnight funding can apply to eligible cash or spot CFD positions that remain open beyond a broker's daily rollover time. The amount varies according to factors including the instrument, position size, direction of the trade and prevailing interest rates.
CFD broker fees can be compared by considering the combined spread, commission and potential holding costs for the instruments and trading style involved. Other costs such as currency conversion, inactivity fees and market data charges may also be relevant depending on how the account is used.
Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions? We have got you covered. Browse our most frequently asked questions below.
The main CFD costs are generally spreads, trading commissions where applicable and overnight financing for eligible positions held beyond the daily rollover. Currency conversion, market data, guaranteed stop-loss, inactivity and payment fees can also apply depending on the broker and account.
No. Some CFD accounts incorporate trading costs primarily into the spread, while others charge commission alongside tighter or raw spreads. Commission is also commonly treated differently for share CFDs compared with forex, index and commodity CFDs.
A spread from 0.0 pips means the difference between the bid and ask price can reach zero under certain conditions. It does not mean the trade is necessarily free because commission, overnight funding or other charges may still apply.
Overnight funding can apply to eligible cash or spot CFD positions that remain open beyond a broker's daily rollover time. The amount varies according to factors including the instrument, position size, direction of the trade and prevailing interest rates.
CFD broker fees can be compared by considering the combined spread, commission and potential holding costs for the instruments and trading style involved. Other costs such as currency conversion, inactivity fees and market data charges may also be relevant depending on how the account is used.
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LQH Integrated Ltd is LQHMarkets.com and the LQH Markets brand and trademark is owned by LQH Integrated Ltd.
LQH Integrated Ltd is registered in St. Lucia as an International Business Company with registration number 2023-00570
Risk Warning :
An investment in derivatives may mean investors may lose an amount even greater than their original investment. Anyone wishing to invest in any of the products mentioned in https://lqhmarkets.com/ should seek their own financial or professional advice. Trading of securities, forex, stock market, commodities, options and futures may not be suitable for everyone and involves the risk of losing part or all of your money. Trading in the financial markets has large potential rewards, but also large potential risk. You must be aware of the risks and be willing to accept them in order to invest in the markets. Don't invest and trade with money which you can't afford to lose. Forex Trading are not allowed in some countries, before investing your money, make sure whether your country is allowing this or not. You are strongly advised to obtain independent financial, legal and tax advice before proceeding with any currency or spot metals trade. Nothing in this site should be read or construed as constituting advice on the part of LQH Integrated Limited or any of its affiliates, directors, officers or employees. The services of LQH Integrated Limited are not intended for distribution to, or use by, any person in any country or jurisdiction where such distribution or use would be contrary to local law or regulation.
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LQH Integrated Ltd is LQHMarkets.com and the LQH Markets brand and trademark is owned by LQH Integrated Ltd.
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LQH Integrated Ltd is registered in St. Lucia as an International Business Company with registration number 2023-00570
Risk Warning :
An investment in derivatives may mean investors may lose an amount even greater than their original investment. Anyone wishing to invest in any of the products mentioned in https://lqhmarkets.com/ should seek their own financial or professional advice. Trading of securities, forex, stock market, commodities, options and futures may not be suitable for everyone and involves the risk of losing part or all of your money. Trading in the financial markets has large potential rewards, but also large potential risk. You must be aware of the risks and be willing to accept them in order to invest in the markets. Don't invest and trade with money which you can't afford to lose. Forex Trading are not allowed in some countries, before investing your money, make sure whether your country is allowing this or not. You are strongly advised to obtain independent financial, legal and tax advice before proceeding with any currency or spot metals trade. Nothing in this site should be read or construed as constituting advice on the part of LQH Integrated Limited or any of its affiliates, directors, officers or employees. The services of LQH Integrated Limited are not intended for distribution to, or use by, any person in any country or jurisdiction where such distribution or use would be contrary to local law or regulation.
Restricted Regions :
LQH Integrated Limited does not provide services for citizens/residents of the United States, Cuba, Iran, Myanmar, North Korea, Sudan, China, Singapore, United Arab Emirates and to jurisdictions on the FATF, OFAC and EU/UN sanctions lists.
Copyright © 2026 LQH Markets All rights reserved.