Bitcoin (BTC) trades usually incur higher commissions and swap charges compared to forex, indices, or metals. This is due to:
24/7 Market: Crypto markets never close, unlike forex or indices, so overnight and weekend funding costs are higher.
Liquidity Provider Fees: Liquidity providers charge more for crypto execution and financing, which directly impacts swap and commission rates.
Volatility Factor: BTC is highly volatile, which results in wider spreads and increased risk costs passed on by liquidity providers.
Industry Standard: These charges are common across all brokers and prop firms globally and are not set by us directly.
? If you wish to avoid higher costs, you can trade other instruments such as forex pairs, gold (XAU/USD), indices, or energies, which typically have much lower fees.
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