AXIA PHOENIX FINE PROJECT
Log in Open an account 日本語/EN EN
MENU
Trading conditions Account types Deposits & withdrawals FAQ Trading basics Column About us Contact
COLUMN / ACCOUNT

Choosing an account type

STANDARD, PRO or micro is not a matter of taste. It follows from how often you trade and how large each trade is. An account type cannot be changed after opening, so it is worth deciding first.

Trade often: PRO

Spreads from 0.2 pips, with 5 USD per lot round turn. The per-trade cost is small, so the advantage grows with every extra round trip in a day.

Trade rarely: STANDARD

No commission, spreads from 1.3 pips, one number to track. It suits positions held for days or weeks.

Testing small: micro

One lot is 1,000 units, so 0.01 lots moves 10 units. This is the account for checking your process and getting used to the movement.

If you are unsure

You can hold several accounts, up to five per person. Starting on STANDARD and adding PRO once your frequency rises is a reasonable order.

This column is provided for information only and is not a recommendation of any trade or method. Trading decisions are your own responsibility.

← Back to the column Compare account types → Spreads and commission →

Getting started is simple

Opening an account is free and the application is completed online in 3 to 5 minutes.

Open an account (free) Contact
[Risk warning]

Foreign exchange trading carries the risk of losing your invested capital, and higher leverage increases that risk. Please consider the risks carefully and trade only within a range of loss you can bear.
Past performance neither indicates nor guarantees future results.

[Restricted regions]

This website is not directed at residents of Japan. AXIA PHOENIX FINE PROJECT does not provide services to residents of certain jurisdictions, including the United States, Afghanistan, Belarus, Burma, the Central African Republic, Congo, Cuba, Egypt, Guinea, Iraq, Iran, Lebanon, Libya, Mauritius, North Korea, Pakistan, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Venezuela, Yemen and Zimbabwe.