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Monaxa Fees by Account

At Monaxa, only the Zero account charges a trading commission: $3.50 per side per lot. Standard, Pro and Cent have none. The official site gives no figures for deposit fees or swaps, so this page shows where to check them.

Written and checked by the FX TEXTBOOK editorial officeLast updated: Sources checked: Checked against the Monaxa official account types page and deposits and withdrawals page on 30 October 2026 (per-account spreads and commissions are from this site's broker page data checked on 2 September 2026)

Monaxa's fees are four costs: trading commission, spreads, deposit and withdrawal fees, and swaps. Only the Zero account charges commission, at $3.50 per side per lot, while Standard, Pro and Cent charge none.

How Monaxa fees differ by account

  • Only the Zero account charges a trading commission: $3.50 per side per lot.
  • Standard, Pro and Cent have no trading commission. Cost comes from the spread.
  • Deposit and withdrawal fees: no figures on the official site.
  • Swaps: not mentioned on the official account types page.
  • No minimum transfer amount limit.

Choosing an account only by whether it charges commission can hide the real cost. Compare it together with the spread.

Trading commission and spreads by account

Monaxa costs by account (this site's broker page data checked on 2 September 2026)
AccountSpreadTrading commissionMinimum deposit
StandardFrom 1.8 pipsNone$15
ProFrom 0.9 pipsNone$50
ZeroFrom 0.0 pips$3.50 per side per lot$200
CentFrom 1.8 pipsNone$15

※ Spreads are minimum values and vary by time of day and instrument. Per-account figures are what this site checked on 2 September 2026. Follow what the client portal shows for actual conditions.

Zero charges $3.50 per side, so a round trip works out to $7.00 (this site's calculation, not an official figure). Add this amount when you compare it with commission-free accounts such as Pro.

Monaxa's four account types compared

Where to check deposit and withdrawal fees and swaps

Costs without official figures and where to check them (official deposits and withdrawals page and account types page, checked 30 October 2026)
CostOfficial statementWhere to check
Deposit feeFee column is blank for each method'Funds' menu in the portal
Withdrawal feeFee column is blank for each method'Funds' menu in the portal
Bank or wallet sideMay be paid by the clientYour bank or wallet
SwapsNot mentionedInstrument information in the trading platform

※ The official site gives no figures, so this site does not give amounts either. Do not rely on made-up figures.

Monaxa deposit and withdrawal methods and what to check

How to compare fees before choosing an account

  1. 01
    Estimate how often and how much you trade

    Decide how many lots you trade per month. The more you trade, the more the Zero commission matters.

  2. 02
    Compare the total cost per lot

    For commission-free accounts look at the spread alone. For Zero, add $3.50 per side (a $7.00 round trip) to the spread.

  3. 03
    Check actual values in the portal

    Spreads vary. After opening an account, check each instrument in your trading platform.

Trading involves risk

Even with low fees, leverage can magnify losses. Decide your trading size within an amount you can afford to lose.

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Conditions change by account, country of residence and time, so the official information shown during registration takes priority.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How much is Monaxa's trading commission?

The Zero account charges $3.50 per side per lot. Standard, Pro and Cent have no trading commission (this site's checked data, 2 September 2026). On Zero, the commission is charged on top of the spread.

Does Monaxa charge deposit or withdrawal fees?

The official deposits and withdrawals page leaves the fee column blank for each method and gives no figures (checked on 30 October 2026). Your bank or wallet may charge its own fees. Check the 'Funds' menu in the client portal.

What are Monaxa's swap rates?

The official account types page does not mention swaps (checked on 30 October 2026). Check the value for each instrument in the instrument information of your trading platform or in the client portal.

Does Monaxa have a minimum withdrawal amount?

The official account types page says there is no minimum transfer amount limit (checked on 30 October 2026). Conditions for each method are not published, so follow what the client portal shows.

Which Monaxa account has the lowest cost?

It depends on your volume and style. Zero starts from 0.0 pips but charges commission, while Pro starts from 0.9 pips with no commission. Compare the total cost per lot: spread plus commission.

Sources: Monaxa official account types (Japanese-language page, checked 30 October 2026) / Monaxa official deposits and withdrawals (Japanese-language page, checked 30 October 2026) / FX Textbook: Monaxa broker page (Checked against the Monaxa official account types page and deposits and withdrawals page on 30 October 2026 (per-account spreads and commissions are from this site's broker page data checked on 2 September 2026)). Trading involves the risk of loss.

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