COMMISSIONS AND SWAPS

Commissions per Account Type

Mini Bronze

Classic Silver

Pro Gold

CFDs on Forex Pairs

0.0029% Per Side of
Notional Value

0.0025% Per Side of
Notional Value

0.0020% Per Side of
Notional Value

CFDs on Commodities, Energies, indices, Equities

0.01% per side
of order volume

0.01% per side of
order volume

0.01% per side of
order volume

CFDs on Cryptocurrencies

0.03% Per Side
of National Value

0.03% Per Side
of National Value

0.03% Per Side
of National Value

Examples:
What is Swap

A forex swap rate is defined as an overnight or rollover interest rate (positive or negative) for holding positions overnight in foreign exchange or CFDs trading.

A swap charge is determined based on the interest rates of the countries involved in each currency pair and whether the position is short or long. Each currency pair has its own swap rate and is measured in points. The particular size of swap charged or paid depends on the size of your position. Swap rates are subject to change based on interest rate policies of central banks and the liquidity on the inter-bank lending markets.

Swap Rates

To see latest Swap rates please click here or Login to Forex24 Global MT4 Trading Platform and follow the steps outlined below:

  • Market Watch

  • Select the Instrument you wish to check

  • Right Click and select ‘Specifications’. A new window will open that shows long and short swap rates for the trading Instrument

Notes:

Swaps (rollovers) take place for all positions opened before 00:00 MT4 server time that are still open after 00:00.

When your rollover an open position from Wednesday to Thursday, the settlement date is Monday, (Forex settlement of T+2); therefore, the rollover charge on a Wednesday evening will be three times the value indicated above. This is called Triple Swap Wednesday.

Risk Warning: CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 79% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the risk of losing your money.