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ETF fees

Libertex ETF fees

ETF CFDs on Libertex cover 23 ETFs across broad-market US (SPY, AGG), regional iShares (Germany, UK, China, Brazil), and a heavy concentration of crypto-spot ETFs (IBIT, FBTC, ETHA and others). Flat 0.03% commission, uniform 1:20 multiplier cap. This page covers the cost mechanics and featured ETF table.

23 ETFs0.03% commissionUp to 1:20
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Featured instruments

Top ETFs on Libertex

Twelve featured ETFs spanning broad-market (SPY, AGG), regional iShares (Germany, UK, China), select sector (FXI, IJH, VGK), and crypto-spot ETFs (IBIT, FBTC, ETHA, HODL). All cap at 1:20 with 0.03% commission and $20 minimum trade.

ETFSymbolMax multiplierCommissionMin trade

Crypto-spot ETFs (IBIT, FBTC, ETHA, HODL, BITB and others) represent direct holdings of Bitcoin or Ethereum by the ETF issuer — different exposure profile from leveraged crypto CFDs on the same underlyings. Compare Crypto fees for direct-CFD alternative.

Cost mechanics

What you pay on an ETF CFD trade

Four mechanics on every ETF CFD position. Spreads track the underlying ETF's bid-ask plus a small broker markup; commission and overnight financing match the stock pattern.

  1. Spread tracks underlying ETF

    Per entry

    SPY and AGG have the tightest spreads in the ETF catalogue — both are among the most-liquid ETFs globally. Crypto-spot ETFs (IBIT, FBTC) have wider spreads reflecting underlying coin volatility. Regional iShares trade tightest during their respective primary sessions.

  2. 0.03% opening commission

    Per trade

    Uniform per-trade fee on multiplied position size. On a $2,000 SPY notional ($100 margin × 1:20): 0.03% = $0.60 commission. Visible on the ticket. Same rate as stocks, indices and commodities.

  3. Overnight financing on leveraged holds

    Per night held

    Per-night charge on leveraged ETF positions held past US market close. Multi-week ETF plays accumulate financing meaningfully — for buy-and-hold investment use, a real cash-equity brokerage is cheaper than a CFD broker.

  4. Distribution adjustment, not real dividend

    Per distribution

    When the underlying ETF pays a distribution (most do — quarterly for SPY, monthly for AGG and bond ETFs), long CFD positions receive a credit and shorts are debited. CFD-specific adjustment, not a real distribution. No reinvestment plan, no tax-document generation.

Related

Where to read next

Three pages cover the surrounding context — fees hub, stocks (mechanically similar cost model), and the demo.

  • Fees hub

    Cross-category cost overview — ETFs sit in the 0.03% commission band alongside stocks, indices and commodities.

    Fees hub

  • Stock fees

    Stock CFD mechanics — same commission rate, similar overnight financing model, same dividend-adjustment treatment. ETF CFDs behave very similarly mechanically.

    Stock fees

  • Demo account

    $50,000 virtual, real-time ETF pricing. Test SPY or IBIT CFD execution and the 1:20 multiplier ceiling on the order ticket.

    Demo

FAQ

ETF 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.