Forex spreads

Trade the Forex market with narrow and constant differences between prices (spreads).

Our fixed spread account provides the ability to trade with pre-set and stable price spreads, even during periods of market volatility, without wild swings. This allows traders to focus on their strategies rather than on market fluctuations. We provide competitive spreads on all levels of our accounts. Open an account with us that suits your preferences and explore the unique conditions offered by fixed spreads.

What are spreads in Forex?

Despite the variety of spread meanings in the financial sector, they are always associated with the difference between the purchase price and sale price of a financial instrument. It is important to note that the purchase price is always higher than the sale price, and the underlying market price is halfway between these two prices.

When trading, you decide to either buy or sell a particular instrument based on your perception of whether the market price will rise or fall. Once a trade is placed and the price moves beyond the spread, the trade is considered successful. In CFD trading, the difference between the bid and ask prices (spread) is one of the important costs. The smaller the spread, the more profitable it is for you as a trader. But don’t forget that there are also risks to be aware of. For example, some markets charge commissions or offer a combination of spread and commission.

Distributed in different contexts

Lending

Spreads also refer to the price a borrower pays above the underlying bond to borrow money. For example, if the prime interest rate is 3% and the borrower gets a mortgage with a 5% rate, the spread will be 2%.

Buy/Sell Price

A spread is most often the difference between the bid and ask prices of a security or instrument, such as a stock or commodity. This is also known as the bid-ask spread.

Trading position

Spreads can also refer to the gap between a short position, also known as selling, in one futures contract or currency pair and a long position, also known as buying, in another. This is most often called spread trading.

Underwriting

In this field, the spread is the difference between the amount paid to the entity and the price paid by the investor for that particular security, that is, the cost the underwriter pays to purchase the issue compared to the price at which the underwriter sells to the public.

NOTE

All spreads are indicative only and clients should refer to their client terminal to view real-time values.

Zero fixed spreads on major currencies will be increased during the midnight session (23:00–2:00, GMT+2) to 3 pips.

Live fixed spreads during the midnight session (23:00–2:00, GMT+2) will be replaced with live floating spreads.