Monaxa's account types are four trading accounts: Standard, Pro, Zero and Cent. The minimum deposit is USD 15 for Standard and Cent, USD 50 for Pro and USD 200 for Zero, and maximum leverage is 1:2000 (1:1000 for Cent).
Monaxa account types compared (Standard, Pro, Zero, Cent)
Standard is the basic commission-free account and Pro has tighter spreads. Zero charges a commission and starts from 0.0 pips, and Cent is for small balances.
| Account | Spread | Trading commission | Minimum deposit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | From 1.8 pips | None | USD 15 |
| Pro | From 0.9 pips | None | USD 50 |
| Zero | From 0.0 pips | USD 3.50 per side per lot | USD 200 |
| Cent | From 1.8 pips | None | USD 15 |
※ Spreads are minimum values and change by time of day and instrument. The per-account figures are values this site checked on 2 September 2026; the body of the official page on 21 October 2026 did not show them. Follow what the client portal shows for the actual conditions.
The official site says that once you are verified you can use all accounts freely and switch at any time.
How to choose: Standard, Pro, Zero or Cent
- Your first account: Standard. No commission, so the cost is the spread alone and easy to follow.
- Discretionary trading with tighter spreads: Pro. From 0.9 pips with no commission.
- Scalping or EA use: Zero. Compare the cost including the commission.
- Trying the platform with a small balance: Cent. The minimum deposit is USD 15.
- If unsure: start with one account and switch once you are used to it.
Zero charges a separate commission of USD 3.50 per side. Compare the total cost per lot, not the spread alone.
Conditions shared by all four accounts: leverage, stop-out and negative balance protection
- Maximum leverage: 1:2000 (1:1000 for Cent), subject to conditions.
- Margin call 50%, stop-out 20% (this site's checked data, 2 September 2026).
- Negative balance protection (zero cut): described as no loss beyond your deposit on any account.
- Platforms: MT4 and MT5.
- Bonus accounts: 30% stop-out and up to 1:500. The conditions differ from regular accounts.
- Actual leverage depends on account type, instrument, balance and trade size; 1:2000 is the cap for low-volatility instruments.
Leverage can lead to large losses. The official top page shows that 79.9% of retail investor accounts lose money. Decide your trade size within an amount you can afford to lose.
Next steps after choosing a Monaxa account type
- Check the registration flow and required information in the account opening steps.
- Check how to prepare documents on the identity verification page.
- Check how deposits work on the deposits and withdrawals page.
Conditions change by account, country of residence and time, so the official information shown during registration takes priority.