Forex fees
Libertex forex fees
Forex on Libertex has the lowest opening commission of any CFD category (0.07%) and the highest available multipliers (up to 1:999 on the seven top majors). Spread is the dominant cost on short-held trades; commission and overnight financing take over on longer holds. This page covers the cost mechanics and the live featured instrument table.
Featured instruments
Top forex pairs on Libertex
Twelve major and minor forex pairs with their current multiplier ceiling, commission, and minimum trade size. The seven top majors (EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY, AUD/USD, USD/CAD, USD/CHF, NZD/USD) cap at 1:999; other majors and crosses at 1:500.
| Pair | Symbol | Max multiplier | Commission | Min trade |
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Exotic pairs cap at 1:50–1:200 with wider spreads. The live order ticket is the authoritative source for any specific trade — these figures are reference numbers, not execution quotes.
Cost mechanics
What you pay on a forex trade
Four mechanics combined on every forex CFD position. The ticket shows the live numbers — spread in pips, commission in account currency, required margin, overnight rate — before you confirm.
Spread paid on entry
Per entryBid-ask gap built into the price. Sub-pip on EUR/USD, USD/JPY, GBP/USD during peak London-NY overlap; wider on Asian hours and exotic pairs (USD/TRY, USD/ZAR can be 10-20 pips). You pay it implicitly the moment the ticket confirms.
0.07% opening commission
Per tradeExplicit per-trade fee, calculated on the multiplied position size, charged on open. No separate close commission. On a $3,000 notional position ($100 margin × 1:30): 0.07% = $2.10 commission. Visible on the ticket.
Overnight financing past day's end
Per night heldPer-night charge on leveraged positions held past daily rollover (typically 21:00 UTC). Wednesday triple-charge covers the weekend per FX settlement convention. Rate reflects the funding spread between the two currencies plus a small markup.
Currency conversion when applicable
Per cross-currency tradeP&L on USD-quoted pairs converts to your account base at close if base differs. Small percentage per trade but compounds across many trades. Mitigated by funding in USD if you trade USD-quoted pairs heavily.
Related
Where to read next
Three adjacent pages cover the deeper context — the full fee hub, generic spread mechanics, and the demo where you can test forex trades against live spreads.
Fees hub
Cross-category cost-disclosure hub linking to every asset class — useful before comparing forex against crypto or stocks.
Fees hubForex scope on Libertex
While this page covers the cost mechanics — commission, spread, multipliers as cost factor — the broader forex picture (pair list, market hours, instrument categories) lives on the dedicated Forex page.
Forex overviewDemo account
$50,000 virtual, real-time forex pricing. The honest way to see typical EUR/USD spread during your trading hours before committing capital.
Demo
FAQ
Forex fee questions
Trading in financial instruments is a risky activity and can bring not only profits, but also losses. The amount of possible losses is limited by the amount of the deposit.