TRADE.com: EU account tiers, CFD commissions, financing and platforms

Major currency pairs have zero separate commission in the instrument schedule, with lower minimum spreads at higher tiers. Shares and ETFs use an opening-value percentage; Silver’s US$10 minimum matters most on smaller orders. Crypto commission remains 1% across the four tiers.[4][5]

An illustrative purchase of 100 share-CFD units at US$20 creates US$2,000 of opening value. Silver’s 0.4% produces US$8, raised to the US$10 minimum; Platinum’s 0.24% produces US$4.80. These upfront commissions cover opening and closing. Spread, financing and conversion are separate; the quantity is CFD units, not MetaTrader lots.[5][3]

The general fee overview also describes commission at entry and exit, including FX. That wording conflicts with the zero-FX-commission instrument schedule and the explicit upfront rule on the account page. The figures above follow the product-specific schedules; the dealing ticket remains necessary to establish the charge on an actual order.[6][4][3][5]

Holding costs depend on direction as well as the instrument. Both sides of the EURUSD.. entry carry a negative annual rate in this schedule, so selling does not automatically produce an overnight credit. WebTrader’s financing details are shown through its instrument information; the separately linked MT5 file should not be treated as a common quote for every platform.[8][7]

The European market menu covers forex, shares, indices, commodities, ETFs and crypto through CFDs. The forex page explicitly permits hedging, scalping and supported automated strategies. The MT5 instrument count is a platform claim; availability of a market on one route does not establish identical symbols on another. The EU about page advertises crypto trading five days a week.[7][9][10]

TradingView is described here as charting and analysis inside the account. The published page does not establish a TradingView broker-panel order connection. Trading Central is advertised at no extra cost for live and demo users, with pattern analysis, proposed trade levels and an economic calendar. These tools provide information and trade ideas; they are not evidence of execution quality.[11][12]

The EU payment page lists major debit and credit cards alongside services including Skrill, Neteller, PayPal, Trustly, EPS and Przelewy24. It identifies Nuvei as a card-payment processor. These are payment options rather than account-currency choices; method availability and the supported settlement route are established during funding.[13]

The fee page lists no general broker charge for deposits or withdrawals. Bank-wire withdrawals below US$100 and withdrawals below US$20 through other methods can incur bank or processing fees. These are fee-exception thresholds, not published universal minimum withdrawals.[6]

Trade Capital Markets’ corporate site separately publishes [email protected] for customer complaints. Address a formal case to the Cyprus contracting company, identify the account and disputed transactions, and retain the submission and response. This separates a complaint from the general support and WhatsApp channels above. The current Cyprus complaint-policy PDF was not retrievable in this review, so no company-specific acknowledgement or final-response deadline is asserted here.[17]

The current CySEC record verifies the Cyprus company and its authorised trade.com domain. The EU disclosure states that client accounts are segregated and that the firm participates in the Investor Compensation Fund. Eligible claims are limited to the lower of 90% of covered claims and €20,000 per client; this concerns a firm’s inability to return client money or assets.[1][15][16]

Headquarters

Nicosia, Cyprus (EU contracting company)

Founded

2013 (Cyprus operating company)