Your price advantage

No surprises. Just tight spreads, clear charges and price improvement technology that saves you money.

We let our numbers do the talking

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FX financing and rollover rates

We don’t apply rollover interest to intraday trades. Instead, we source institutional rollover rates and pass them to you at a competitive price.

That means if you are a short-term trader you can trade as you much want, and you won’t ever have to worry about paying any rollover interest as long as you have no open trades at 11pm Central European time. This marks the end of one 24-hour trading day and the start of the next in the global forex market. 

Other brokers may calculate financing charges continuously and second by second, which would raise your trading costs when you trade intraday.

The benefits to you:

  • You receive some of the most competitive rollover/financing rates in the industry
  • You don’t pay rollover at all on intraday trades
  • You’ll always know how much you’ll earn/pay; our rollover rates are posted every day and available within the trading platform
  • To find the financing rate for a particular market, just log into our web trading platform and select ‘Market 360’ to bring up the relevant pricing information.

    Price improvement
    If the market reaches a better price from when you placed your trade, our price improvement technology automatically ensures you get the improved price.

    However, in fast-moving markets, orders may be executed at a price which has ceased to be the best market price. This is known as slippage.
    MetaTrader 5
    If you’re using the MetaTrader 5 platform then different spreads and rates could apply. To see the pricing for a market, you will need to log into MetaTrader 5 platform

    Pricing FAQ

    Does FOREX.com charge commissions?

    FOREX.com only charges commissions on our shares CFDs in our standard account, and on FX pairs in our RAW Spread account. We recommend you reference the Market Information Sheets in the FOREX.com platform and MetaTrader 5 platforms for complete details.
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    What is a spread?

    When a price for a market is quoted, you will actually see two prices. The first price, known as the bid, is the sell price and the second price is the buy price, known as the offer. The difference between the sell and buy price is called the spread.
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