Fees and Charges
Open Trader is built for transparent pricing. Fees should be shown clearly before or at the point where they apply.
Trading costs
Trading costs may include commissions, spreads, mark-ups, financing, overnight adjustments, funding adjustments, conversion costs, or other product-specific charges. Where a cost is variable or estimated, the final amount may depend on market conditions, liquidity, timing, and platform records.
Deposits
Crypto deposits may involve blockchain network fees paid outside the platform. Card, wallet, bank, wire, eGift, Skrill, Neteller, or other payment methods may involve third-party processor fees where available. Some methods may be marked as coming soon or require manual completion.
Withdrawals
Withdrawals may involve network fees, processor fees, review checks, minimums, limits, or delays. The platform may display estimated costs before submission, but blockchain and third-party costs can change.
Currency conversion and third-party costs
Currency conversion, stablecoin conversion, network usage, provider data, payment processing, or external wallet activity may create costs that are outside Open Trader's direct control.
No hidden charges
Open Trader should not charge hidden account maintenance or inactivity fees unless they are clearly introduced in an updated fee schedule or disclosed at the point of use.