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One Trading combines spot crypto execution with five-year dated futures. Its API tariff, cross-margin rules, USD settlement limits and distinct MiCA/MiFID protections materially change how accounts operate.

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Trading services and execution

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One Trading combines an order-book spot market and Instant Trade with a separate derivatives venue. Under the ONEX Crypto rulebook, spot orders match by price and time, but the customer contracts with One Trading as matched principal rather than directly with another customer. Instant Trade instead starts with a request for a quote and a binding customer offer.[33]

Derivatives execute on ONEX, the organised trading facility operated by One Trading. Its best-execution policy identifies ONEX as the sole venue for the listed instruments. Retail execution generally prioritises price plus total costs; this is not a promise to seek a fill across every external crypto exchange.[38]

At a glance01

Contracts and instruction behaviour

Contracts and instruction behaviour
FeatureCurrent documented scope
Crypto futures catalogueThe June supplemental list specifies ten five-year USD contracts: BTC, ETH, XRP, SOL, DOGE, ADA, LINK, SUI, LTC and TAO. Minimum notional order size is US$10.Source 4
Equity and index futuresThe same list includes individual-equity contracts and ONEX-100/ONEX-500 index futures. These are separate dated derivatives, not spot crypto pairs.Source 4
Five-year crypto maturityThe contract expires approximately five years after listing and cash-settles in USD. There is no delivery of the underlying coin and no automatic rollover into a successor contract.Source 35
Ordinary derivatives orderThe rulebook allows market and limit orders. Price-time matching operates subject to the OTF’s discretion over placing, partially placing and retracting instructions.Source 32
Futures TP/SLOne take-profit and one stop-loss can be attached to a position, edited or removed. They remain active offline; when one closes the position, the other cancels. Slippage can change the execution price.Source 12

Take-profit and stop-loss are documented for futures only; the help page says spot support is a future addition. Closing the browser therefore does not stop an existing futures exit instruction. The same guide permits editing in the Positions tray or by moving the chart lines.[12]

Instant Trade has a consequential contractual limit despite its name: once submitted, the customer’s binding offer cannot be withdrawn, and relevant funds are reserved. The rulebook permits acceptance within 24 hours, in full only; an unaccepted offer then expires. This differs from cancelling an unfilled order-book instruction.[33]

Trading tariffs, embedded charges and funding

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The current fee page publishes the following identical standard spot and futures tiers, based on rolling 30-day USD trading volume. The separate API tariff is −0.005% maker and 0.015% taker for all volume levels. A negative maker rate is a trading-fee rebate, not a documented signup cash award.[3]

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Standard spot and futures trading fees

Standard spot and futures trading fees
Rolling 30-day volume, USDMakerTaker
0–9,9990.10%0.20%Source 3
10,000–99,9990.04%0.08%Source 3
100,000–999,9990.025%0.06%Source 3
1 million–4,999,9990.02%0.05%Source 3
5 million–24,999,9990.015%0.045%Source 3
25 million–99,999,9990.01%0.04%Source 3
100 million–499,999,9990.003%0.035%Source 3
500 million–999,999,9990.002%0.03%Source 3
1 billion–9,999,999,9990.001%0.028%Source 3
10 billion and aboveDash shown; no numeric rate0.025%Source 3

Instant Trade’s all-in price includes a commission equivalent of 1.25% of transaction notional. The main fee page’s statement that no additional fee is charged refers to that bundled quote; it does not establish cost-free conversion or the same tariff as the spot order book.[29]

FX conversion separately includes 0.125% of notional in its all-in price. This is distinct from the 1% collateral valuation haircut described below.[6]

Five-year crypto futures exchange funding payments between long and short holders every four hours. The rate combines interest and the futures premium or discount to the underlying; either side can be the payer. One Trading says it adds no fee to the funding rate. Funding can still affect the cost of keeping a position open.[21]

The published liquidation charge is 3% of liquidated positions, in addition to the ordinary transaction economics.[3]

Bank funding, settlement currencies and withdrawals

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Published funding costs and rail limits

Published funding costs and rail limits
RouteCharge or operating condition
Bank depositsNo One Trading incoming fee in the EUR, CHF, GBP and USD tariff rows. A tariff row alone does not prove that a rail is available.Source 7
EUR bank withdrawal€2 within the Eurozone; €16 outside it, using the fee page’s geographic categories.Source 7
CHF / GBP bank withdrawalCHF: €2, shown as CHF1.87. GBP: €10, shown as approximately £9. These are the operator’s published equivalents.Source 7
Card and electronic paymentPublished processing charge 2%. Credit/debit cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay are listed methods, subject to account and geographic availability.Source 13Source 7
Direct USD bank accessThe current futures-currency guide explicitly says direct USD deposits and withdrawals are not supported yet, despite USD charges appearing in the general fee table.Source 28
Crypto withdrawal processing examplesBTC €14.72; ETH €9.32; SOL €1.41; XRP €0.10 equivalent, charged in the withdrawn crypto. Variable network fees are additional.Source 8

Bank funding uses the same-name account registered under Portfolio → Payout Accounts. The supplied reference and connected IBAN allow One Trading to allocate the deposit. The ordinary deposit guide lists EUR, CHF and GBP, with SEPA Instant where the bank supports it or up to two business days otherwise.[22]

Bank withdrawals similarly go to a same-name account. The withdrawal guide estimates minutes with supported SEPA Instant and up to two business days otherwise, excluding weekends and holidays from business-day counting. Those estimates describe normal processing, not the release of balances still subject to security or margin restrictions.[23]

Futures are quoted and settled in USD, even when EUR or GBP supplies collateral. The currency guide records one-minute cash settlements and a separate Convert control for exchanging USD with EUR or GBP. Conversion is not processed on weekends. Holding USD trading proceeds therefore does not by itself provide a direct USD bank-withdrawal route.[28]

Crypto deposits have no One Trading fee. Withdrawable assets must be in the Exchange/Main account; the transfer guide permits an instant, free internal move there. The withdrawal window combines the asset’s processing charge with the current network cost, so the examples above are not complete fixed blockchain-withdrawal prices.[8]

The supported-network guide identifies, for example, USDC on Ethereum/ERC-20, AVAX on C-Chain and SOL on Solana, while directing customers to the current deposit/withdrawal window. A token’s presence in the trading catalogue does not establish support for every network on which it circulates.[24]

An external withdrawal requires a saved or newly added blockchain destination and a final confirmation email. Processing does not start until that email is verified. The window displays the amount the recipient receives after network and processing fees; the requested amount cannot be below the applicable withdrawal fee. Once broadcast, the ordinary flow cannot reverse the blockchain transaction.[25]

Safeguarding, collateral and loss protection

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For ONEX Crypto, Stichting Client Assets One Trading Exchange holds client crypto in pooled omnibus wallets and funds in a dedicated bank account. One Trading maintains the individual entitlements register, accessible to the foundation even if the operator fails. The custody summary describes a direct customer claim against the foundation for asset return and keeps One Trading ultimately responsible for attributable custody failures.[36]

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Protection and collateral boundaries

Protection and collateral boundaries
MechanismScope and limitation
Custody liabilityLiability is limited to losses attributable to One Trading or the foundation and capped at asset value or cash amount when lost. The policy does not establish an independently insured per-customer balance.Source 36
Dutch investor compensationConditional cover of up to €20,000 per person concerns qualifying investment or ancillary-service obligations. The disclosure explicitly excludes MiCA crypto services and payment obligations under ONEX instruments.Source 37
Futures payment riskThe crypto specification makes settlement obligations contingent on collecting equivalent amounts from other clients in the same instrument. Auto-deleveraging or defaults can reduce notional profits and close or amend positions.Source 34
Cross-margin scopeAll eligible EUR, GBP and USD in the main account supports its open futures. A separate subaccount is margined independently and does not draw on the main account’s balance.Source 11
Current leverage and thresholdsThe supplemental table specifies up to 10× leverage, de-risk level at 75% of initial margin and liquidation margin threshold at 50%. These are different stages, not a single stop-loss price.Source 4

De-risk mode can restrict new orders and withdrawals and cancel unexecuted orders while permitting position-reducing activity. Account or subaccount margin determines the applicable exposure. The derivatives rulebook also allows trading halts and liquidation in specified disruptive or default circumstances; a customer-set stop is not the only possible route to closure.[32]

EUR and GBP collateral receive a 1% haircut when valued in USD for margin; USD collateral has none. This reduces recognised collateral rather than deducting a conversion fee. Consequently, exchange-rate changes can alter recognised collateral even without a matching change in the futures price. CHF is not among the published eligible collateral currencies.[32][4]

Futures cash is held in segregated bank accounts or through a custodian. The contract pledges both spot and futures account assets and related rights against amounts owed to One Trading; segregation does not remove that claim.[31]

The crypto product specification limits trading losses to the margin/collateral in the relevant account or subaccounts, with liquidation fees also possible. This includes collateral added after entry and should not be read as protecting the initial deposit from being consumed.[34]

Authentication is mandatory and cannot be switched off. A recovery code restores authenticator access; without it, Support requires identity verification. A smartphone can use the displayed setup key when scanning a QR code on the same screen is impractical.[14]

General terms reserve a pause of up to 48 hours on transactions into or out of the account after a password reset.[31]

Client eligibility, country limits and inactive accounts

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The contract excludes under-18s, US citizens/residents and persons connected to sanctioned jurisdictions.[31]

Retail clients must pass the futures appropriateness assessment; professional clients need completed onboarding and KYC. Acceptance depends on experience, knowledge and regulatory requirements, so a verified spot account does not alone establish access to dated futures.[10]

The categorisation disclosure distinguishes retail, professional and eligible-counterparty protections. Retail clients receive detailed risk/cost disclosures and an appropriateness assessment. Professional treatment can reduce those obligations. Eligible counterparties receive fewer protections and do not have the same best-execution obligation or Kifid route. A change of category requires an eligibility request, not merely selecting a higher-leverage setting.[39]

The current UK notice limits service to Investment Professionals and requires a self-declaration. That notice should not be read as general UK retail availability.[1]

Onboarding requires identity documents, with company records for business applicants. Further information can be requested. Until verification is complete, the contract bars transactions, deposits, withdrawals and other services.[31]

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Inactivity and ending the relationship

Inactivity and ending the relationship
SituationConsequence
No trades for 90 daysOn the 12th of each month, 0.17% of the balance is charged if no trade was executed in the preceding 90 days. Collateral supporting open futures positions is excluded.Source 3
Voluntary closureWithdraw assets, export history and submit Account → Close One Trading Account through Support. Returning customers request reactivation instead of registering a second account.Source 17
Assets retained after terminationMonthly charges: consumers 0.17%, minimum €10; business clients 1%. After notice, residual assets may be sold two months after termination notification.Source 31

Automated settlements and liquidations do not count as user trading. Terms also allow dust to expire without compensation.[31]

Support, complaints and disrupted access

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Published help and complaint routes

Customer CareWebsite
https://support.onetrading.com/hc/en-gb/requests/newSource 18

Scope Choose the issue category and provide account/transaction references; English is recommended for quickest handling.

Product contact telephoneTelephone
+31627439045Source 35

Scope Published in the crypto futures KID; staffed hours and emergency dealing authority are not stated.

Formal complaintEmail
[email protected]Source 5

Scope Free written complaint; online and postal routes also available.

Online complaintWebsite
https://www.onetrading.com/complaintsSource 5

Scope Include account ID, issue, evidence and requested resolution.

The customer-request form collects transaction IDs, blockchain hashes, addresses, amounts and bank references. It does not publish a continuous staffed-hours commitment or an alternative emergency order-execution service. Reporting an outage is therefore separate from successfully submitting a cancellation or closing trade.[18]

For suspected compromise, the recovery guide directs the customer to a new secure email address and the Account → Account Hacked form, supplying both the registered and replacement addresses. Support then applies identity and security checks. A compromised mailbox can otherwise remain part of the recovery problem.[15]

The June complaints information sheet targets digital acknowledgement within one to two business days and a final response within two months, with reasons if more time is needed. Escalation depends on the service and eligibility: Kifid applies where it has jurisdiction; MiCA disputes may have a different competent ADR body or authority. The final response should identify the applicable route. These are complaint-handling targets rather than a timetable for executing a pending trade.[5]

Operating entity and regulatory scope

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Entity and independent permission evidence

Entity and independent permission evidence
RecordVerified scope
One Trading Exchange B.V. — NetherlandsDutch register number 88528766; Grote Bickersstraat 74, 1013 KS Amsterdam. Current operating entity.Source 2
AFM investment-firm registerPermissions include own-account dealing, OTF operation, receiving/transmitting orders, client-order execution and ancillary custody. Own-account dealing is restricted to matched-principal trading; underlying instruments also carry conditions.Source 26
ESMA MiCA recordArticle 60 notification dated 15 May 2025: custody/administration and operating a crypto trading platform. Investment-firm notification, not an Article 63 authorisation.Source 40
Stichting Client Assets One Trading ExchangeFoundation established to safeguard ONEX Crypto client assets separately from the operator. This entity does not itself establish an additional exchange licence.Source 36

The AFM record includes restrictions on eligible crypto and equity underlyings. The inspected public register truncates parts of those conditions, so it does not support an unrestricted claim covering every derivative. It also records Revolut Digital Assets Europe Limited as a tied agent from 15 October 2026; that entry does not transfer the venue’s permissions to every Revolut product.[26]

Company scale and changes of provider

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One Trading displayed approximately €145 million in assets in custody when inspected on 20 October 2026. This is the operator’s scale metric, not independently audited proof of reserves, a current user count or daily trading volume. The homepage also shows web and mobile trading, with official App Store and Google Play distribution.[1]

The legal notice says One Trading Markets S.r.l. ceased crypto services on 30 June 2025, and One Trading Exchange B.V. began MiCA crypto services on 1 July. The Italian entity’s old terms remain accessible as historical documents; they should not be used as the current customer counterparty.[2]

Former Bitpanda Pro users are instructed to reset the password using their existing email. The migration guide says account details and transaction history were retained and that no additional account creation is required. This is continuity of the former Pro venue, not a claim that the broader Bitpanda service is the same current platform.[16]

On 8 October 2026 the company announced an investment from Nasdaq Ventures. The statement describes exploration of wider market-infrastructure collaboration and an expanded derivatives range. Those plans do not establish that an additional product, venue connection or Nasdaq guarantee has already become available.[27]

Operator
One Trading Exchange B.V.
Exchange model
Centralised
Service scope
ONEX Crypto spot order book and Instant Trade, plus ONEX dated futures with account-level margin.
Client types
Retail clients; Institutional clients
Pricing publication
Public pricing
Pricing scope
Standard volume-based maker/taker tiers; distinct API tariff, embedded Instant Trade and FX charges.
Funding scope
Same-name bank routes, card/e-payment methods and crypto transfers; USD settlement with no direct USD bank rail documented.
Custody and asset handling
Foundation safeguards ONEX Crypto balances; futures collateral and contingent settlements have separate terms.
Client eligibility
Verification and product appropriateness requirements; UK Investment Professionals only; US and sanctions restrictions.
Support
Customer Care request form, KID product phone and written formal complaints; emergency dealing authority not established.
Authorisation and registration scope
AFM investment-firm and OTF permissions; Article 60 MiCA notification for custody and crypto-platform operation.

Exchange metadata checked 20 Oct 2026Source 2Source 33Source 1Source 28Source 3Source 29Source 26Source 10Source 18Source 36

Covered contracting entities

One Trading Exchange B.V.

Jurisdiction
Netherlands
Covered services
Current platform operator.
Client and location scope
Eligible verified clients.

Published terms

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Stichting Client Assets One Trading Exchange

Jurisdiction
Netherlands
Covered services
ONEX Crypto safeguarding.
Client and location scope
Crypto-service client assets.
Source 36

Records, API authority and persistent instructions

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The export menu separates spot trades, deposits/withdrawals/fees, futures funding, FX conversions, positions, balances and point-in-time position snapshots. Customers can choose accounts/subaccounts, period and currency and request CSV or PDF. An email signals completion, after which the file is downloaded from Exports. These reports document the account’s activity; they do not by themselves establish the tax treatment of every item.[9]

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API permissions and order persistence

API permissions and order persistence
FunctionDocumented reach
TRADE: create ordersThe REST endpoint documents limit orders with good-till-cancelled by default, immediate-or-cancel, fill-or-kill or post-only. Post-only rejects an immediately marketable taker order.Source 19
Open-order capThe API documentation sets a global maximum of 200 open orders per user across markets. Instrument-specific minimums and precision come from the instrument metadata.Source 19
SUBACCOUNT_TRANSFERMoves balances between the same holder’s main account and subaccounts. Both ends must belong to that holder; this endpoint excludes the Instant Trade account and does not document an external withdrawal instruction.Source 20
CancellationA TRADE-authorised request can cancel open orders across an account or specified instruments/IDs. An order already filling can complete partly or fully before cancellation takes effect.Source 30

Algorithmic trading requires prior consent, potentially through defined pre-authorisation; material changes need approval. Testing by One Trading does not transfer responsibility for the strategy.[31]

A cancellation request concerns outstanding instructions and does not reverse an executed position. Disconnecting a bot is therefore not a documented substitute for cancelling its remaining orders and separately resolving any filled exposure. The inspected material did not establish a native copy-manager disconnection process.[30]

The inspected product and eligibility material establishes execution services, not a documented AI investment-management mandate. One Trading’s eligibility disclosure says it does not provide investment advice; no AI assistant with authority to place trades or move customer funds was established.[10]

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Sources & further reading

  1. One Trading platform and current metrics One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  2. Legal notice One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  3. Trading and custody fees One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  4. Futures supplemental specifications One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  5. Complaints management information One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  6. FX conversion charge One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  7. Fiat deposit and withdrawal fees One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  8. Crypto transfer fees One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  9. Exporting trading history One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  10. Futures trading eligibility One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  11. Cross-margin and subaccounts One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  12. Futures take profit and stop loss One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  13. Fiat transfer methods One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  14. Mandatory authentication and recovery One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  15. Compromised-account procedure One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  16. Former Bitpanda Pro account access One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  17. Closing an account One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  18. Customer support request form One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  19. API order creation One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  20. API subaccount transfers One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  21. Futures funding-rate methodology One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  22. Fiat deposits One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  23. Fiat withdrawals One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  24. Supported crypto networks One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  25. External crypto withdrawals One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  26. Nasdaq Ventures investment announcement One Trading · 8 Oct 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  27. Futures settlement currencies and USD access One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  28. Instant Trade pricing One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  29. Cancelling open orders through the API One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  30. General terms version 1.7 One Trading · 15 Jun 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  31. ONEX derivatives rulebook One Trading · 23 Apr 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  32. ONEX Crypto rulebook One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  33. Crypto futures product specifications One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  34. Five-year crypto futures key information One Trading · 21 Apr 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  35. Client assets custody policy summary One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  36. Investor compensation scheme scope One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  37. Best execution policy summary One Trading · 14 Apr 2025 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  38. Client categorisation rights One Trading · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
  39. MiCA CASP register ESMA · Accessed 20 Oct 2026

This profile reports dated public information, including exchange-published services and terms. It does not independently test or guarantee trading, custody, pricing or withdrawals. Inclusion is not an endorsement. Permissions and protections apply only to the named legal entity, service and client category; check the current official records and your contract.

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