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Libertex Fees & Commissions 2026: Spreads, Costs & Charges
Complete analysis of Libertex's fee structure. EUR/USD from 0.0 pips (Commission-based). Commission: From 0.003% per trade. Deposit methods and withdrawal costs explained.
What are Libertex fees?
EUR/USD Spread
0.0 pips (Commission-based)
Commission
From 0.003% per trade
Execution Type
Market Maker
Min Deposit
$10
Deposit Methods
Card, Bank, Skrill, Neteller
Withdrawal Speed
1-5 business days
Inactivity Fee
EUR 10/month (or GBP 10 / CHF 10 / PLN 50) after 180 calendar days of inactivity (official terms).
Libertex Spreads
Libertex uses a zero-spread, commission-only model. Trading costs are embedded in commissions that vary by instrument, starting from 0.003% per trade on forex pairs. The model is transparent but can be expensive for very active traders.
Commission Structure
Libertex's commission model: From 0.003% per trade. Trading on Market Maker execution. This broker offers some of the tightest spreads in the industry, ideal for scalpers and high-frequency traders.
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Deposit: Free
Withdrawal (1st/month): Free
Withdrawal (bank wire): 0.5% (min €2, max €10)
Inactivity: €5/month after 180 days
Currency conversion: Variable
Inactivity fee: EUR 10/month (or GBP 10 / CHF 10 / PLN 50) after 180 calendar days of inactivity (official terms).
Fees last verified: July 2026.
Fees may vary depending on account type and jurisdiction. We aim to keep this data updated regularly.
Deposit & Withdrawal Costs
Deposit methods: Card, Bank, Skrill, Neteller. Withdrawal processing time: 1-5 business days. Deposit fee: Free. Withdrawal fee: First withdrawal free per month; bank wire 0.5% (min €2, max €10). Third-party payment provider or bank fees may still apply depending on your region and funding method.
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