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TRADING FEES

Before you make any trades, you’ll want to know how it will cost you. UEZ Markets always offers you great pricing and we remain transparent and honest about the fees we charge.

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0% commission on stocks

No markup, ticketing fees, stamp duty. Bid/ask market spread, FX conversion, withdrawal, and inactivity fees may apply

CFDs

CFDs are a popular way for trading different assets that allows greater flexibility – for example, leveraged trading and short selling.
CFD trading does not involve the acquisition of real assets, and incurs spreads and overnight fees.

Spreads

The spread is the difference between the Buy and Sell prices of a certain asset. Spreads are a common way in which trading platforms charge fees.

Currencies
From 1 PIP iPip stands for ‘percentage in point’. One pip is the smallest price change that a given exchange rate can make, and, therefore, refers to the very last digit of a price. A pip is used to measure the change in the price of one currency in relation to another.
 
 
EURUSD
EUR/USD
1 Pips
 
USDJPY
USD/JPY
1 Pips
 
GBPUSD
GBP/USD
2 Pips
 
USDCHF
USD/CHF
1.5 Pips
 
NZDUSD
NZD/USD
2.5 Pips
 
USDCAD
USD/CAD
1.5 Pips
 
EURGBP
EUR/GBP
1.5 Pips
 
EURJPY
EUR/JPY
2 Pips
 
GBPJPY
GBP/JPY
3 Pips
 
AUDJPY
AUD/JPY
2 Pips
 
AUDUSD
AUD/USD
1 Pips
 
EURCHF
EUR/CHF
5 Pips
 
EURAUD
EUR/AUD
7 Pips
 
EURCAD
EUR/CAD
7 Pips
 
CADJPY
CAD/JPY
6 Pips
 
CHFJPY
CHF/JPY
6 Pips
 
USDHKD
USD/HKD
5 Pips
 
USDZAR
USD/ZAR
50 Pips
 
USDRUB
USD/RUB
1000 Pips
 
USDCNH
USD/CNH
10 Pips
 
AUDCHF
AUD/CHF
4 Pips
 
AUDCAD
AUD/CAD
4 Pips
 
AUDNZD
AUD/NZD
4 Pips
 
EURNZD
EUR/NZD
4 Pips
 
GBPAUD
GBP/AUD
4 Pips
 
GBPCHF
GBP/CHF
4 Pips
 
GBPNZD
GBP/NZD
4 Pips
 
NZDCAD
NZD/CAD
4 Pips
 
NZDCHF
NZD/CHF
4 Pips
 
NZDJPY
NZD/JPY
4 Pips
 
CADCHF
CAD/CHF
4 Pips
 
USDNOK
USD/NOK
20 Pips
 
USDSEK
USD/SEK
20 Pips
 
NOKSEK
NOK/SEK
20 Pips
 
EURNOK
EUR/NOK
20 Pips
 
EURSEK
EUR/SEK
30 Pips
 
USDTRY
USD/TRY
50 Pips
 
USDMXN
USD/MXN
20 Pips
 
USDSGD
USD/SGD
3 Pips
 
GBPCAD
GBP/CAD
4 Pips
 
ZARJPY
ZAR/JPY
8 Pips
 
EURPLN
EUR/PLN
30 Pips
 
USDHUF
USD/HUF
20 Pips
 
EURHUF
EUR/HUF
20 Pips
 
GBPHUF
GBP/HUF
30 Pips
 
CHFHUF
CHF/HUF
30 Pips
 
USDPLN
USD/PLN
20 Pips
 
USDCZK
USD/CZK
120 Pips

Commodities
From 2 PIPs iPip stands for ‘percentage in point’. One pip is the smallest price change that a given exchange rate can make, and, therefore, refers to the very last digit of a price. A pip is used to measure the change in the price of one currency in relation to another.
 
 
OIL
Oil
5 Pips
 
GOLD
Gold
45 Pips
 
SILVER
Silver
5 Pips
 
COPPER
Copper
4 Pips
 
NATGAS
Natural Gas
10 Pips
 
PLATINUM
Platinum
35 Pips
 
PALLADIUM
Palladium Future
130000 Pips
 
SUGAR
Sugar Future
2 Pips
 
COTTON
Cotton Future
20 Pips
 
COCOA
Cocoa Future
200 Pips
 
WHEAT
Wheat Future
400 Pips
 
CL.JAN23
Crude Oil Future January 23
5 Pips
 
CL.FEB23
Crude Oil Future February 23
5 Pips
 
Corn
Corn Future
130 Pips
 
Soybeans
Soybeans Future
220 Pips
 
CarbonEmissions
Carbon Emissions Future
25 Pips
 
CoffeeArabica
Coffee Arabica Future
75 Pips
 
Gasoline
Gasoline Future
80 Pips
 
HeatingOil
Heating Oil Future
80 Pips
 
LiveCattle
Live Cattle Future
15 Pips
 
LeanHogs
Lean Hogs Future
20 Pips
 
LEAD
Lead
600 Pips
 
ZINC
Zinc
700 Pips
 
EuroOIL
Brent Oil
6 Pips
 
Nickel
Nickel
3200 Pips
 
Aluminum
Aluminum
700 Pips

Indices
From 0.75 Points iThe term “Points” refers to price changes left of the decimal point. For example: if the NASDAQ moves from 15000.00 to 15100.00, it is a movement of 100 points.
 
 
USDOLLAR
US Dollar Index
0.04 Points
 
SPX500
SPX500 Index
0.75 Points
 
NSDQ100
NASDAQ100 Index
2.4 Points
 
DJ30
DJ30 Index
6 Points
 
UK100
UK100 Index
1.5 Points
 
FRA40
FRA40 Index
1 Points
 
GER40
GER40 Index
2 Points
 
AUS200
AUS200 Index
2 Points
 
ESP35
ESP35 Index
7 Points
 
JPN225
JPN225 Index
10 Points
 
HKG50
HKG50 Index
7 Points
 
EUSTX50
EUSTX50 Index
3 Points
 
CHINA50
ChinaA50 Index
6 Pips
 
SGXMSCI
MSCI Singapore Index
0.4 Points
 
NIFTY50
Nifty 50 Index
10 Points
 
VIX.FUT
VIX Future
0.15 Points
 
RTY
Russell 2000 Index
0.5 Points
 
10yUS
10 year Treasury Future
0.04 Points
 
5yUS
5 year Treasury Future
0.02 Points
 
2yUS
2 year Treasury Future
0.02 Points

Stocks & ETFs (CFDs)
0.15%
 

CFD stocks are transactions that do not involve ownership of the underlying asset. CFDs enable features such as short (SELL) orders and leverage.

Spread is for either side (BUY and SELL).

  • CFD positions in US-listed stocks & ETFs priced at $3 or less (based on the closing price available on the UEZ Markets platform for the last trading day of the previous week) will incur a fee of 2 cents per unit.
Cryptocurrencies (CFDs)
 
 

Short selling orders on cryptocurrencies are executed as CFDs. Margin (leveraged) trades also incur fees.

*Fees generated from the spread will be charged at the closing of a position. There may be instances when market conditions cause spreads to widen beyond the spreads displayed.

*Spreads indicate the lowest possible scenario. Spreads are variable and may fluctuate.

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FAQ

Is UEZ Markets free?

You can join UEZ Markets for free and any registered user receives a $100,000 demo account for free.

However, like all online platforms, UEZ Markets charges various spreads and fees for some trades and withdrawals. To learn more, please refer to Crypto, CFDs, and Other Fees.

What is a bid/ask rate for CFDs?

Bid and ask rates are equivalent to BUY/SELL prices on UEZ Markets. When a position is long (BUY), the ASK rate is applied. When a position is short (SELL), the bid rate is applied.

What is leverage for CFDs?

Leverage is a temporary loan given to the trader by the broker, enabling the trader to open a trade of a larger size with a smaller amount of invested capital. Leverage is presented in the form of a multiplier that shows how much more than the invested amount a position is worth.

For example: If you trade with no leverage at all and invest $1,000, for every 1% move in the market, you can gain or lose $10, which equals 1% of $1,000. However, if you were to invest the same $1,000 and trade using x10 leverage, the dollar value of your position would be equal to $10,000.

For further details and examples click here.

Can daily rollover fees, on CFDs, change?

Rollover (weekend/overnight) fees change from time to time based on global market conditions. When this happens, we will implement the changes. Please be aware that fee changes always apply to open positions. We encourage you to keep up to date with the current rollover fees/refunds by checking our fees page. Please note that fees may change without advance notice.

How are fees, on CFDs, calculated?

Spread:

Spread * Price in USD * Number of units

Overnight fees (per night):

Fee * amount of units

Where can I see the fees that I paid?

In your portfolio page, on the history tab, you can see the fees that were paid for each trade as well as aggregated fees for different periods.

In regards to CFDs, when do I pay the spread?

As soon as you open a new trade, you will see a “loss” in the position  — this is due to the spread. However, the final calculation of the spread is made when you close the position and it is adjusted at that moment, according to the closing price.

Find more FAQ’s here.

What is a “bid/ask market spread”?

The market spread arises from the difference for which a product can be bought and sold (bid and ask). This difference does not arise from UEZ Markets and is not incurred as a cost when you buy or sell a real stock on UEZ Markets.

What other fees apply?

When depositing and withdrawing in non-USD currencies, a conversion fee will be incurred. Diamond members are automatically exempt from FX conversion fees. Platinum and Platinum+ members receive a 50% discount. There is also a low fixed $5 fee for withdrawals and a $10 monthly inactivity fee after 12 months with no trading activity.

Although not a fee that is levied by UEZ Markets, each transaction is subject to a market spread upon opening and closing. This is determined by the market and is a characteristic that is consistent across all banks and brokers. FURTHER DETAILS IN RELATION TO OUR FEES MAY BE FOUND [HERE].

Is there a minimum fee per trade?

No. Unlike other brokers, UEZ Markets does not charge a minimum trade or ticket fee on any of its asset types.
The above-mentioned spreads or fees apply to any position, no matter how big or small.