Spread bets and CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 69% of retail investor accounts lose money when spread betting and/or trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how spread bets and CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.

Our trading fees

Discover all the costs involved in spread betting and CFD trading, including spreads and overnight holding costs.

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Spreads

CFD
SPREAD BET

We never aim to profit from our clients' losses. Our income comes predominantly from the spread, which is built into the buy and sell prices of an instrument.

InstrumentMin spreadMargin rate
-15%
-2.25%
-1.25%
-0.55%
-15%
InstrumentMin spreadMargin rate
-2.510%
-2.510%
-0.25%
-2.510%
-0.310%
InstrumentMin spreadMargin rate
-0.65%
-1.13.3%
-0.53.3%
-0.93.3%
-0.73.3%
InstrumentMin spreadMargin rate
UK0.1%20%
US1-4 cents20%
Germany0.1%20%
Spain0.1%20%
France0.1%20%
InstrumentMin spreadMargin rate
-220%
-220%
-420%
-220%
-320%

Share commissions

CFD

There's a commission charge on share CFDs when you enter and exit a trade, which varies depending on the country where the specific share originates.

CountryCommissionMin commission
UK0.10%GBP 9.00
USUSD 0.02USD 10.00
Germany0.10%EUR 9.00
Spain0.10%EUR 9.00
France0.10%EUR 9.00

Overnight holding costs

CFD
SPREAD BET

At the end of each day (5pm New York time), positions held in your account may be subject to a charge called a 'holding cost'. The holding cost can be positive or negative, depending on the direction of your trade and the applicable holding rate.

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Other costs & considerations

There are some other potential costs you may incur, depending on what and how you trade. These include rollover costs, guaranteed stop-loss orders, market data fees and dormancy fees.

Rollover costs

You can roll forward positions over to keep a trade open beyond its expiry date. When you roll a forward position to the next contract, your profit or loss is realised and you enter the new trade at the mid-price, saving 50% on the spread cost.

Guaranteed stop-loss orders

You can add a guaranteed stop-loss order (GSLO) to your trade for a premium, which guarantees to close you out at your specified level, regardless of market volatility or gapping. If the GSLO is not triggered, we'll refund 100% of the original GSLO charge. The charge, or 'premium', is calculated by multiplying the premium rate by the bet size.

Learn more about GSLOs

Market data fees

If you want to trade or view our price data for certain share CFD instruments, you will need to activate the relevant market data subscription. Monthly subscription charges may apply depending on your market data classification and the type of account you hold.

Learn more about market data fees

Account inactivity fee

There's a monthly charge of £10 (the amount depends on your account currency) on dormant accounts, but no deduction is made if there are no funds in the account. An account is considered dormant if there has been no trading activity for a continuous period of one year.

Learn more about dormancy data fees

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