RoboForex Spreads & Fees: What It Actually Costs

The real cost of trading RoboForex is spread + commission + swap — not the headline spread alone. Here's the full picture and how to keep it down. (Costs vary by account type.)

Spreads

Spreads are floating and depend on the account:

• Pro / ProCent — wider, from about 1.3 pips on EUR/USD, with no separate commission (the cost is in the spread).
• ECN / Prime — raw, from 0.0 pips on majors, with a per-lot commission charged instead (below).

Because they float, the exact number moves with liquidity and time of day — check the live figure for your pair in RoboForex's contract specifications rather than trusting a single quoted average. New to spreads? See what is spread in forex.

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1. 1Average spread per pair — ~1.2 pips on tight majors, 4+ on crosses.
2. 2Swap short / long — the overnight cost or credit to hold a position.

Commissions

Commission-free accounts (Pro, ProCent) charge none. The raw-spread accounts charge per lot:

• ECN — about $20 per $1M traded, i.e. roughly $2 per standard lot per side.
• Prime — about $10 per $1M (~$1 per standard lot per side), roughly half of ECN.

The fair comparison is always spread + commission for your trade size: a raw spread plus commission can beat a wider commission-free spread once you trade enough volume, and lose to it if you don't.

Overnight swaps

A swap is interest debited or credited for holding a leveraged position past the daily rollover — separate from spread and commission, and it compounds on multi-day holds. Direction and size depend on the instrument and which way you're positioned (on many pairs one side pays and the other receives). RoboForex offers a swap-free (Islamic) option, and swap-free terms may apply to some accounts or instruments — verify the current swap rates and swap-free eligibility in the contract specifications before holding positions overnight.

Deposit & withdrawal fees

• Deposits are fee-free — RoboForex covers the payment-system commissions (including on Skrill/Neteller).
• Withdrawals are free on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Tuesday of each month (one free withdrawal on those days). Outside that window, card withdrawals carry a fee (reported around 2.6% + €1 — confirm the current figure before withdrawing). E-wallet withdrawals are usually near-instant; wires and card withdrawals take longer.
• No inactivity or dormancy fee.

See the full deposit & withdrawal guide for methods and timings.

Leverage is not a fee

Leverage changes your margin requirement, not your cost — don't confuse it with fees. Understand it first: what is leverage in forex.