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Rico Investimentos: accounts, trading costs, margin and investor protection

Rico is an XP retail brand with its own tariff. WDO and WIN commission changes with RLP participation and day-versus-swing classification, while margin cover, risk intervention and automation remain chargeable. A separate Global Account adds US securities commissions and currency conversion, with a small-order promotion introduced in September 2026.

By FXBrokers.ai Editorial DeskOperating status: ActiveSources checked Published Updated
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Brazilian securities and exchange-listed derivatives service. WDO is a cash-settled B3 future, not a deliverable USD deposit. Prices and permissions depend on the account route.

  • Rico’s WDO rate is R$0 with qualifying RLP, otherwise R$0.45 day or R$0.75 swing per contract.
  • Risk close, margin cover, automation and Global Account fees have separate schedules.
  • The current Global Account page conflicts on its lowest FX spread; use the actual account quote.

Accounts and access

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Rico is an XP retail brand with its own tariff. WDO and WIN commission changes with RLP participation and day-versus-swing classification, while margin cover, risk intervention and automation remain chargeable. A separate Global Account adds US securities commissions and currency conversion, with a small-order promotion introduced in September 2026.[5]

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Account routes and price eligibility

Account routes and price eligibility
RouteRelevant distinction
Brazilian investingRico-branded brokerage through XP Investimentos CCTVMSource 4Source 5
RLP mini contractsEligible WIN/WDO brokerage is waived with active RLPSource 4Source 5
Non-RLP tradingDay and swing rates differSource 4Source 5
Global AccountSeparate US securities and conversion scheduleSource 4Source 5

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Markets and contract mechanics

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Market coverage in the tariff

Market coverage in the tariff
MarketExamples
Brazilian securitiesShares, ETFs, BDRs, FIIs and optionsSource 5
Currency / index futuresWDO, DOL, WIN, IND and S&P contractsSource 5
Other futuresCommodity, interest-rate, crypto, gold and micro-index contractsSource 5
US investingShares, ETFs, REITs and ADRs in the Global AccountSource 5
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WDO mini-dollar contract specification

WDO mini-dollar contract specification
FeatureB3 contract rule
UnderlyingBRL per US dollar commercial exchange rateSource 1
Contract sizeUSD 10,000 of notional exposureSource 1
Quote conventionBRL per USD 1,000; a quoted 5,000.0 corresponds to BRL 5.0000 per USDSource 1
Minimum tick0.50 quotation point = R$5 per contractSource 1
One quotation pointR$10 per contract; 100 points = R$1,000Source 1
Trading lotOne contractSource 1
ExpiryFirst business day of the expiry month; trading ends in the preceding sessionSource 1
SettlementFinancial settlement; a futures position does not deliver a withdrawable USD balanceSource 1

The contract size is much larger than the cash posted as margin. A 14-point adverse move in one WDO contract equals R$140 before costs. That arithmetic does not mean the broker must close the position at R$140, or that losses cannot exceed the collateral.[1][2]

Trading costs and subscriptions

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Core futures brokerage per contract

Core futures brokerage per contract
Product / conditionDay tradeSwing trade
WIN / WDO with RLPR$0R$0Source 5
WIN / WDO without RLPR$0.45R$0.75Source 5
DOL / INDR$2.25R$3.75Source 5
WSP / MBR / VIXR$1.00R$2.00Source 5
BITR$0R$0Source 5
ETR / SOLR$2.00R$4.00Source 5
GLDR$1.00R$2.00Source 5
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Other futures and securities brokerage

Other futures and securities brokerage
ProductDaySwing / other
Stock futuresR$0.02R$0.03Source 5
Commodities and ISPR$9.80R$18.80Source 5
DI interest-rate contractsR$20R$40Source 5
Self-directed shares, ETFs, BDRs, FIIsR$0R$0Source 5
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Risk-department liquidation

Risk-department liquidation
InstrumentPublished charge
WIN / WDOR$20 per contractSource 5
DOL / INDR$100 per contractSource 5
WSPR$35 per contractSource 5
BIT / ETR / SOL / GLD / MBR / VIXR$16 per contractSource 5
Stock futureR$0.10 per contractSource 5
Shares / options0.5% plus R$25.21; minimum R$50Source 5
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Debit balance and margin cover

Debit balance and margin cover
EventTariff
Margin-cover advance0.50% daily; minimum R$11 below R$2,199.99Source 5
Debit up to R$49.99No daily penaltySource 5
Debit R$50–999.99R$9.90 dailySource 5
Debit above R$1,0001% dailySource 5
Insolvency above R$1,0002% dailySource 5
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Automation and invoice additions

Automation and invoice additions
ItemHow charged
OntickR$1.50 per contract under the published strategy scheduleSource 5
Copy Invest — AliakynR$0.50 per contractSource 5
Futures taxesTariff describes gross-up for ISS 5%, PIS 0.65% and COFINS 4%Source 5
Bovespa other costs5.90% on the stated brokerage, exchange and settlement baseSource 5
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Global Account electronic order fees

Global Account electronic order fees
Order amountStandard commission
Up to USD100USD1.00Source 5
Above USD100 to USD1,000USD1.50Source 5
Above USD1,000 to USD2,000USD4.30Source 5
Above USD2,000USD8.60Source 5
Desk order0.5%; minimum USD10Source 5
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Global conversion and transfer charges

Global conversion and transfer charges
ServicePublished position
Minimum BRL conversionR$100Source 5
Currency spreadPage heading says 2.25%–1.55%; body says 2.25%–1.30% by amount/segmentSource 5
IOFShown separately in the conversion quote and tariffSource 5
ACAT transferIncoming free; outgoing USD75Source 5
DRS / DWACUSD115 each direction; rejection USD125Source 5
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Charges outside headline brokerage

Charges outside headline brokerage
Cost componentWhen it matters
B3 chargesExchange, clearing and settlement charges follow the applicable instrument and trading patternSource 5Source 1
Tax and invoice additionsBroker schedules may quote charges before taxes or other invoice items; check each schedule’s basisSource 5Source 1
Platform subscriptionA recurring charge may apply even when order commission is waivedSource 5Source 1
Risk interventionThe broker’s compulsory-close or desk tariff can exceed self-service commissionSource 5Source 1
Price movement and financingSlippage, daily futures settlement and collateral/debit charges are separate from brokerageSource 5Source 1

Execution, margin and risk controls

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Order controls and collateral

Order controls and collateral
ControlEffect
Projected guarantee modelOrders are checked against projected risk before releaseSource 6Source 5
Unexecuted working ordersCan consume trading capacity even before a fillSource 6Source 5
Rejected ordersRemain visible for reconciliationSource 6Source 5
Day versus swingCarrying a position changes its price category and collateral requirementSource 6Source 5
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RLP and execution choices

RLP and execution choices
ChoicePractical consequence
Active RLPQualifying WDO/WIN brokerage moves to zeroSource 3Source 5
Inactive RLPThe published non-RLP rate appliesSource 3Source 5
Broker liquidityRLP permits the intermediary to provide liquidity within B3 rulesSource 3Source 5
Risk interventionRLP does not remove liquidation charges or guarantee a maximum trading lossSource 3Source 5

B3 publishes a R$140 minimum intraday margin for WDO. It is an exchange floor, not a promise that every account can trade with R$140. The broker’s live requirement, available guarantees, pending orders and any switch to an overnight position determine actual capacity.[2]

Funding, withdrawals and asset transfers

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Cash and account movement

Cash and account movement
ItemTreatment
Opening and maintenanceNo charge in Rico’s tariffSource 5Source 6Source 1
Domestic TEDNo charge in the account tariffSource 5Source 6Source 1
Available cashMust be distinguished from required guarantees and unsettled obligationsSource 5Source 6Source 1
International fundingRequires a separate conversion; the futures account does not hold delivered USDSource 5Source 6Source 1

For an outward transfer of investments, use the authenticated custody-transfer workflow and reconcile open orders, collateral commitments and unsettled trades first. Those trading commitments can affect what is free to move; an account balance alone does not establish transferability.[6]

Client assets and investor protection

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Rico’s legal disclosure identifies XP Investimentos CCTVM as the institution behind the brand. The website’s branch CNPJ identifies a branch of XP, rather than a separately licensed Rico company. A shared corporate operator does not make Clear and Rico tariffs interchangeable.[4][5]

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Investor compensation and market losses

Investor compensation and market losses
IssueApplicable boundary
BSM MRPUp to R$200,000 per occurrence for qualifying, proven losses in covered intermediary or custody activitySource 7Source 8
Market riskOrdinary price losses and the issuer’s bankruptcy are not covered by MRPSource 7Source 8
Claim timingBSM states an 18-month period from the loss-causing eventSource 7Source 8

Support, outages and complaints

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Customer service and complaint contacts

Customer service and complaint contacts
ChannelPublished contactScope / hours
Customer service3003-5465 / 4007-2465 / 0800-771-5465Published Brazilian channelsSource 5
WhatsApp+55 11 4935-2740Official customer serviceSource 5
SAC0800-774-0402 / 0800-000-0057Complaints and general serviceSource 5
Ombudsman0800-722-3730Monday–Friday, 09:00–18:00Source 5
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Order-status troubleshooting

Order-status troubleshooting
SituationAction
Order appears rejectedRead the rejection and projected-margin status before resubmittingSource 6Source 5
Order still workingAccount for its use of trading capacitySource 6Source 5
Platform interruptionUse Rico’s official customer-service route to reconcile order statusSource 6Source 5
Unexpected chargeCompare the note with RLP status, day/swing classification and the actual execution channelSource 6Source 5

Platforms and additional services

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Tools and subscription boundaries

Tools and subscription boundaries
ServiceRole
Rico app / Home BrokerPortfolio access and digital order entrySource 4Source 5
OntickSeparately priced automated strategy serviceSource 4Source 5
Copy InvestNamed strategy tariff; strategy execution is separate from ordinary self-service commissionSource 4Source 5
Global AccountInternational securities and remittance service; its promotion is not a domestic futures waiverSource 4Source 5

Company and legal identity

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Corporate identity

Corporate identity
Name / identifierMeaning
RicoXP retail brandSource 4Source 5
XP Investimentos CCTVM S.A.Brazilian legal intermediary; CNPJ 02.332.886/0001-04Source 4Source 5
CNPJ 02.332.886/0016-82Branch identifier shown in Rico’s footerSource 4Source 5
The companies behind the brand

Legal entities & licences

These are source-dated records, not a blanket assessment of the broker. Read each issuer, identifier, status and scope together.

XP Investimentos Corretora de Câmbio, Títulos e Valores Mobiliários S.A.

BrazilSource 4

No separate licence entry is recorded in this panel.

Worked examples and practical distinctions

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Worked WDO cost and price examples

Worked WDO cost and price examples
ScenarioCalculationWhat the result excludes
WDO day round trip without RLP2 × R$0.45 = R$0.90 base brokerageGross-up, exchange fees, P/L and other chargesSource 5Source 1
WDO swing round trip without RLP2 × R$0.75 = R$1.50 base brokerageTaxes, exchange fees and daily settlementSource 5Source 1
Qualifying RLP round tripR$0 broker commissionOther charges and market lossesSource 5Source 1
One WDO adverse 20-point move20 × R$10 = R$200 lossBrokerage, taxes and slippageSource 5Source 1

WDO provides exchange-traded currency exposure and cash settlement in reais. Funding an overseas currency account requires a separate conversion with its own fees and terms.[1]

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Sources & further reading

  1. BSM: scope and limit of MRP compensation BSM Supervisão de Mercados · Accessed 26 Oct 2026
  2. BSM: submitting an MRP claim and the 18-month deadline BSM Supervisão de Mercados · Accessed 26 Oct 2026

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