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ATC Brokers fees
Cost is where brokers in the same regulatory bracket actually differ. The full fee record for ATC Brokers, from the database.
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What it costs to trade
- Spread from
- 0.0 pips
- EUR/USD spread
- Approx. 0.3 pips
- GBP/USD spread
- Approx. 0.5 pips
- Commission
- $3 per side / $6 round turn
- All-in cost, EUR/USD
- Approx. 0.9 pips
- Spread type
- Variable
- Overnight swap
- Both: overnight swaps may be charged or credited
- Deposit fee
- Method/entity-dependent
- Withdrawal fee
- Method/entity-dependent
- Currency conversion
- Bank/provider conversion rate applies
What this means
Cost is where brokers in the same regulatory bracket actually differ.
A quoted spread from 0.0 pips is a raw-spread figure, which almost always means a separate commission per lot. Compare the two together - a "zero spread" account with a high commission can cost more than a wider spread with none.
Quoted spreads are best-case figures on the most liquid pair, in normal conditions. What you actually pay widens around news and at the session open.
ATC Brokers lists a minimum deposit of $2,000. Treat it as the cost of opening an account, not the cost of trading one - position sizing on a small balance is what tends to cause damage.
Questions about ATC Brokers fees
What is the EUR/USD spread at ATC Brokers?
ATC Brokers records an average EUR/USD spread of approx. 0.3 pips on a variable pricing model.
Does ATC Brokers charge commission?
ATC Brokers's commission is $3 per side / $6 round turn. A commission account usually pairs with a tighter spread, so the two have to be read together.
Does ATC Brokers charge to deposit or withdraw?
Deposit fees at ATC Brokers: Method/entity-dependent. Withdrawal fees: Method/entity-dependent.
Fees at brokers under the same regulator
- ThinkMarkets fees also licensed by FCA
- Eightcap fees also licensed by FCA
- FxPro fees also licensed by FCA
- Exness fees also licensed by FCA
- HF Markets fees also licensed by FCA