Plus500 Fees & Spreads (2026)
Complete cost breakdown for Plus500 — spreads from 0.6 pips. Compare with 3 similar brokers.
Plus500 charges spreads from 0.6 pips with no per-trade commission on standard accounts. Withdrawals are free. No deposit fees.
See full fee breakdown below80% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
Plus500 fee summary
Min Spread
0.6
pips
Good
Commission
$0
per lot
Commission-free
Deposit Fee
Free
Free
Withdrawal Fee
Free
Free
Plus500 is commission-free on standard accounts, but additional fees may apply (e.g. overnight funding/swap, currency conversion, guaranteed-stop and inactivity fees). See Plus500’s full fees & charges schedule for the complete list.
Plus500 full fee list
Every fee Plus500 may charge, with the official schedule linked below.
- Buy/sell spread
- The main cost of trading: the difference between the buy and sell price, incorporated into Plus500's quoted rates rather than charged as a separate fee. It varies by instrument and market conditions — Plus500 gives EUR/USD as an example with a market spread of 0.6 pips.
- Overnight funding
- An amount added to or subtracted from your account when a leveraged position is held past a set time each day. It is calculated from the trade size, opening rate and a daily overnight-funding percentage that varies by instrument and direction.
- Currency conversion fee
- Charged when you trade an instrument denominated in a currency different from your account currency. It is currently up to 0.7% of the trade's realised net profit and loss.
- Inactivity fee
- Up to USD 10 per month, levied if you do not log in to your trading account for a period of at least three months, and monthly thereafter until you log in again.
- Guaranteed stop order (GSO)
- An optional order that guarantees your position closes at the exact rate you set. Because it removes slippage risk, it is subject to a wider spread on that position.
- Deposit & withdrawal fees
- Plus500 covers most processing fees. Third parties — your bank or payment issuer — may still charge for international card transactions, bank transfers or currency conversions; these are levied by them, not by Plus500.
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Plus500 deposit & withdrawal methods
Processing times: card and e-wallet deposits are usually instant. Bank wire transfers may take 1–3 business days. Plus500 does not charge deposit fees.
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Plus500 Trading Costs Explained
Understanding Plus500's fee structure is essential before opening an account. The minimum spread starts at 0.6 pips, which is competitive compared to the industry. The broker operates on a spread-only model with no per-trade commission.
For deposits, Plus500 does not charge any deposit fees. Withdrawals are free of charge. Note that additional swap or overnight financing charges apply to leveraged positions held beyond market close, and an inactivity fee may be charged after prolonged periods of no trading.
When evaluating total trading costs, consider your typical trade frequency and position size. A broker with tighter spreads but a per-lot commission may be cheaper for large positions, while a spread-only model often works better for smaller or less frequent trades. Use our spread calculator to estimate costs for your typical setup, or compare average spreads across all reviewed brokers. See how we score fees in our methodology.
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Risk warning: 80% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1What are Plus500's trading fees?
Plus500 charges spreads from 0.6 pips, with no per-trade commission on standard accounts. Withdrawals are free.
2Does Plus500 charge deposit fees?
Plus500 does not charge deposit fees for most payment methods.
3How do Plus500 spreads compare to competitors?
Plus500's minimum spread of 0.6 pips is higher than OKX, Upbit. Compare the full fee breakdown in the table above.
4Are there any hidden fees with Plus500?
Like most brokers, Plus500 may charge swap/overnight fees on positions held past market close, and an inactivity fee may apply after extended periods of no trading. Always check the broker's full fee schedule before opening an account.
5Is Plus500 a low-cost broker?
Yes, Plus500 is considered a low-cost broker with spreads from 0.6 pips.
6Does Plus500 offer CFD trading?
Yes, Plus500 offers CFD trading across multiple asset classes. CFD trading fees include the spread plus any applicable overnight financing charges on positions held past market close.
80% of retail CFD accounts lose money.