Classic Account—Classic Trading, Exceptional Access
Trade confidently and clearly. The Classic Account offers simple rules and powerful trading tools, so you can concentrate on strategy rather than the fine print.
What Sets the Classic Account Apart
- Start with $10—Enter the market with a minimal initial deposit.
- Leverage up to 1:2000—Amplify positions while keeping cash available for risk management.
- Fixed, Competitive Spreads—Spreads stay tight and never widen—even during major news releases.
- Micro‑Lot Trading (from 0.01 lot)—Perfect for practicing, testing ideas, or gradually scaling positions.
- 40% Deposit Bonus—Boost every deposit and trade with extra buying power (see bonus terms).
- Transparent Limits—Predefined caps on positions and volume make risk planning simple.
Why Choose the Classic Account?
- Direct Market Access—Fast execution with no dealing-desk interference.
- Predictable Costs—Trade with fixed spreads and stay protected from volatility spikes.
- Room to Grow—Start small, then increase trade size as your skills and balance develop.
Ready to get started? Open a Classic Account today and trade with a low deposit, high leverage, and bonus support. For complete details on terms, margin rules, and bonus conditions, consult our Account Terms & Conditions or reach out to our support team.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Are the spreads really fixed?Yes. Spreads start from 1.5 pips on Classic Account and remain unchanged—even during high‑impact news events—so you always know your transaction costs in advance.
2. What are the margin call and stop‑out levels?A margin call is triggered at 60%, and positions are automatically closed at the 30% stop-out level to protect your account from going negative.
3. How many open positions can I hold at once?The Classic Account supports up to 10 simultaneous positions, allowing you to diversify while keeping risk manageable.
4. Are there any account maintenance or opening fees?No. Opening and maintaining a Classic Account is free of charge; your costs are limited to trading‑related expenses (spreads).