Question 1

Does Libertex charge a commission on every trade?

Accepted Answer

Yes — every CFD category on Libertex carries an opening commission, scaled by the multiplied trade volume. Rates vary by category: 1% on crypto (the highest), 0.07% on forex (the lowest), and 0.03% on stocks, indices, ETFs, bonds, metals, energy, and agriculture. There is no separate closing commission. Commission is displayed on the order ticket before you confirm. Round-trip cost on a typical trade = opening commission + spread + accrued overnight financing.

Question 2

Are there hidden fees on Libertex?

Accepted Answer

All cost types are disclosed on the order ticket and in the client agreement: spread, commission, overnight financing, currency conversion, and inactivity. There is no separate deposit fee on most payment methods, though specific processors may add their own charges shown at the deposit step. 'Hidden fees' usually refers to overnight financing or currency conversion — real, disclosed costs that some traders overlook rather than fees the broker conceals.

Question 3

Is there an inactivity fee?

Accepted Answer

Yes. After a period of inactivity defined in the account agreement — typically around 180 days without a trade — Libertex applies a monthly inactivity charge until trading resumes or the balance is exhausted. To avoid it: trade at least once within the threshold period, or withdraw your balance and let the account go to zero. Reopening later is the same registration; the inactivity fee on the closed period is not reversible.

Question 4

How does the multiplier interact with fees?

Accepted Answer

The multiplier scales your exposure on each trade — 1:50 on a $100 margin controls $5,000 of underlying. Spread is paid on the full multiplied exposure, not the margin. Commission is a percentage of the multiplied trade volume. Overnight financing is also charged on the full position size. Higher multipliers amplify both gains and every cost component proportionally — same percentage rate, larger absolute cost.

Question 5

How often do fees change?

Accepted Answer

Spread is real-time — floats with market conditions, widens at low-liquidity periods and around news. Commission rates are stable, revised infrequently with advance notice in the client agreement. Overnight financing rates update daily following benchmark rates. Inactivity and conversion fees are revised in line with broader fee schedule updates, with notice. The order ticket and the contract-specifications page are the live source.

Question 6

Where can I see live spreads on Libertex?

Accepted Answer

Live spreads for every instrument appear in the order ticket on web and mobile, alongside the contract specifications. They update continuously with the market. This site shows typical ranges for orientation but should never be relied on for execution-time pricing — always check the live ticket immediately before entering a trade.

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