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OctaFX Fees & Spreads Explained (2026)

OctaFX charges a typical EUR/USD spread of 0.7 pips and is commission-free.

Key facts

Avg EUR/USD spread0.7 pips
Commission per lotNone
Cost modelSpread-only
Spread vs our setMid / wider
PlatformsMT4, MT5, WebTrader

Your real cost to trade at OctaFX comes from two parts: the spread (the gap between buy and sell price, here about 0.7 pips on EUR/USD) and any commission (commission-free). Together these make up the round-turn cost of opening and closing a position.

Because OctaFX is commission-free on the headline account, the spread is effectively your whole trading cost. A 0.7 pip EUR/USD spread is reasonable, though not the tightest we track, but a wider spread can offset the lack of commission on high-volume strategies.

Beyond spread and commission, watch for non-trading costs that don't show on this page: overnight swap/financing on positions held past the daily rollover, and any inactivity or payment-method fees. Always confirm the current schedule in your OctaFX account, as fees can change.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to trade at OctaFX?

The core cost is a 0.7 pip EUR/USD spread with no per-lot commission. Overnight swap and any account fees are separate — check the live schedule in your account.

Is OctaFX commission-free?

The headline OctaFX account is commission-free, so the 0.7 pip spread is effectively your whole trading cost. Other account types may price differently.

Does OctaFX have hidden fees?

The costs that catch traders out are usually overnight swap/financing on held positions and any inactivity or withdrawal fees, rather than the headline spread. Review OctaFX's current fee schedule directly before trading.

This page answers one specific question about OctaFX. For the full picture — neutral rating, pros and cons, and every stat side by side — read the complete OctaFX review.

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The information on Trding.io is for general information only and is not investment advice. Figures reflect OctaFX's data last verified on 2026-08-04 and can change — always confirm current terms with the broker directly. CFDs are high-risk; 74% of retail accounts lose money.

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