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We are 100% transparent about all our charges and fees so that our clients know exactly how much they are paying when they trade with us.
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Deposit & Withdrawal Fees
on Credit Card Transactions
BDSwiss does not charge any fees on deposits or withdrawals processed via a credit card.
* Please note that you may also be charged by the funding provider involved in the transfer – intermediary bank, receiving bank or your credit card provider.
Trading Fees & Charges
Overnight Charges
Swaps are dependent of position size and the product that is held overnight. You can find a list of our long and short swaps here. Swaps are either charged or applied to a trader’s account for positions held “overnight”, meaning after 5pm ET.
Currency Conversion
If your selected account currency differs from your deposit currency or your bank account currency then we will automatically convert your deposit currency using our standard rates. We do not charge any additional conversion fees and there are no markups on currency conversion.
Spreads & Commissions
We charge variable spreads on forex, crypto and commodity pairs depending on your account type. For indices and shares, we charge a fixed commission fee depending on your account type. You can find more information on our spreads and commissions by visiting our CFD Asset List.
Inactivity fee
If no trading activity occurs for over 90 consecutive days, a monthly fee of $30 or base trading account currency equivalent will be deducted from your account balance until it reaches $0. This charge covers the maintenance/administration expenses of such Inactive Accounts.
Important Definitions
Trading & Transaction Costs
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What is spread?
Spread is the difference between the bid (sell) price and the ask (buy) price for a specific trade. It is, therefore, your cost of opening and closing a specific position. -
What is margin?
Margin is the amount you are contributing to a certain trade and it is also the amount you stand to lose should the markets move against you. -
What is a pip?
PIP stands for Percentage in Point and it is a standardised unit and is the smallest amount by which a currency quote can change. It is usually $0.0001 for U.S. Dollar-related currency pairs, which is more commonly referred to as 1/100th of 1%, or one basis point. -
What is leverage?
Leverage involves borrowing a certain amount of the money needed to invest in something. If you wish to trade with a larger amount than what you own, you set your leverage accordingly. It is important to remember that the higher the leverage the higher your losses or profits will be. When using leverage, it is therefore important to understand that you are essentially increasing your risk of losing funds. -
What are overnight charges?
For each position held overnight (ie, at or after 21:00 GMT), a rollover or swap fee is due. Rollover or swap fees vary based on the underlying asset. View our Full CFD Asset List & Charges here. -
What are Conversion Fees?
Conversion fees apply when your account currency is different than the quoted currency of the underlying asset you are trading. -
What is an Inactivity Fee?
An inactivity fee as its name suggests is a fee charged when your account remains inactive for a certain amount of time. Trading accounts that are inactive for more than 90 consecutive days will be subject to a monthly fee of $30 or base trading account currency equivalent. -
What is a Withdrawal Fee?
A withdrawal fee is the fee you incur when placing a withdrawal. Please note that BDSwiss does not charge any withdrawal fees but you may be charged bank transfer fees.
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