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List & Comparison of FXPro's Account Types & Platforms Table of Contents
- Quick map: which account connects to which platform
- MT4/MT5 accounts (Standard, Raw+, Elite)
- cTrader account
- Account comparison: pricing, markets, and trade rules
- MT4/MT5 Standard: spread-only pricing
- MT4/MT5 Raw+: raw spreads plus commission
- MT4/MT5 Elite: Raw+ pricing plus rebates
- cTrader account: low spreads + volume-based commission on FX/metals
- Execution style: what “Instant” and “Market” mean on MT4 at FXPro
- Platform comparison: what you actually get on each interface
- FXPro Platform (FXPro’s own platform)
- TradingView (connected through the cTrader account route)
- MetaTrader 4 (MT4)
- MetaTrader 5 (MT5)
- cTrader
- Side-by-side: how trading costs differ in real terms
- Spread-only (Standard)
- Raw spread + commission per lot (Raw+ / Elite on MT4/MT5)
- Low spread + commission per notional (cTrader account on cTrader/TradingView)
- Rebates (Elite)
- How to choose the right FXPro setup (by trading style)
- If you want the simplest Forex account
- If your strategy is sensitive to spreads
- If you trade high volume and want a rebate layer
- If you want advanced order control and market depth
- How to Open an FXPro Forex Trading Account
- What you should prepare before you start
- Step one: Register your profile
- Step two: Complete the suitability assessment
- Step three: Verify your identity inside FxPro Direct
- Upload rules that matter
- What happens after you upload
- Step four: Create your trading account and choose your platform
- Platform options you can choose
- Multiple accounts under one profile
- Step five: Use FxPro Wallet for funding and internal transfers
- Step six: Deposit funds
- Step seven: Download your platform and log in
- Step eight: Start trading and manage your settings
- Change leverage when needed
- Upload additional documents if requested
- Reset your client-area password if you lose access
- Common account opening issues and what FXPro’s rules mean in practice
- You registered but cannot activate live trading
- You uploaded documents but verification is still pending
- You sent documents by email
- You want multiple Forex setups under one login
- A clean checklist for opening an FXPro Forex account
FXPro organizes its trading environment into four distinct account types—Standard, Raw+, Elite, and cTrader—to accommodate strategies ranging from discretionary swing trading to high-frequency scalping. The Standard account offers spread-only pricing for simplicity, while the Raw+ and Elite accounts feature raw spreads with fixed commissions, and the cTrader account utilizes a volume-based commission structure. Platform selection is tightly coupled with account choice; the cTrader account is the exclusive gateway to TradingView integration, whereas Standard and Raw options rely on the MetaTrader suite and FXPro’s proprietary app. Execution nuances also differ significantly, with specific rules regarding hedging capabilities, netting options on MT5, and minimum stop-limit distances that vary by account type. Ultimately, choosing the right setup requires balancing your preferred cost model against the need for specific charting tools and execution speeds.
| Feature | Standard Account | Raw+ Account | cTrader Account |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pricing Model | Spread-only (All-inclusive) | Raw Spreads + Commission | Low Spreads + Commission |
| Commission Cost | None (Built into spread) | $3.50 per side / lot | $35 per $1M USD traded |
| FX Major Spreads | From 1.2 pips | From 0 pips | Low / Floating |
| Compatible Platforms | MT4, MT5, FXPro App | MT4, MT5, FXPro App | cTrader, TradingView |
| Trade Sizing | 0.01 lots (Micro lots) | 0.01 lots | Based on volume/units |
| Stop/Limit Rules | 1 pip distance | 1 pip distance | No minimum listed |
| Position Mode | MT4: Hedging MT5: Netting or Hedging |
MT4: Hedging MT5: Netting or Hedging |
Hedging |
Choosing an FXPro setup is really two decisions in one:
- Which pricing structure fits your trading style
- (spread-only vs raw spreads + commission vs rebates)
- Which platform fits your workflow
- (MT4, MT5, cTrader, TradingView, web, mobile)
FXPro organizes most choices around four core account routes:
- MT4/MT5 Standard
- MT4/MT5 Raw+
- MT4/MT5 Elite
- cTrader account (also connects to TradingView)
Each route changes trading costs, execution details, and the toolset you trade with.
Quick map: which account connects to which platform
MT4/MT5 accounts (Standard, Raw+, Elite)
These accounts run on:
- MetaTrader 4
- MetaTrader 5
- FXPro WebTrader
- FXPro Mobile app
cTrader account
This account runs on:
- cTrader platform
- TradingView platform
That mapping matters because it defines your charting tools, alerts, automation options, order controls, and even minimum stop/limit rules.
Account comparison: pricing, markets, and trade rules
Below is what changes most between account types: spreads, commissions, rebates, and platform access.
MT4/MT5 Standard: spread-only pricing
What it is: a spread-only Forex trading account where costs are built into the spread.
Trading costs (examples shown by FXPro):
- FX majors: all-inclusive spread from 1.2 pips
- Gold: all-inclusive spread from 25 cents
- Bitcoin: all-inclusive spread from 30 USD
- Other instruments use floating spreads
Markets supported (CFDs): Forex, metals, indices, energy, futures, cryptocurrencies; stocks/ETFs are supported through the MT5 option.
Trade sizing: 0.01 lots and up (micro lots)
Stop/limit distance rule: 1 pip from current/entry price for most major FX pairs
Position mode:
- MT4: hedging
- MT5: netting or hedging
Who this fits
- Traders who want simple pricing
- Traders who prefer no separate commission line
- Many discretionary Forex traders who focus on swing trades, position trades, and fewer entries
MT4/MT5 Raw+: raw spreads plus commission
What it is: a pricing route built around raw spreads on FX and metals plus a per-trade commission.
Trading costs (examples shown by FXPro):
- FX majors: from 0 pips + $3.5/side commission
- Gold: from 10 cents + $3.5/side commission
- Bitcoin: all-inclusive spread from 15 USD
- Other instruments: floating spreads with zero commission
Markets supported (CFDs): same core set as Standard (Forex, metals, indices, energy, futures, crypto; stocks/ETFs through MT5).
Trade sizing: 0.01 lots and up
Stop/limit distance rule: 1 pip for most major FX pairs
Position mode: MT4 hedging; MT5 netting or hedging
Who this fits
- Scalpers and active day traders who track costs per trade
- Algo traders where spread + commission math is part of the strategy logic
- Traders comparing brokers on raw spread conditions
MT4/MT5 Elite: Raw+ pricing plus rebates
What it is: Raw+ conditions plus a rebate program tied to volume.
Core trading costs (same structure as Raw+):
- FX majors from 0 pips + $3.5/side
- Gold from 10 cents + $3.5/side
- Bitcoin from 15 USD all-inclusive spread
Rebates: FXPro describes rebates as cash rewards that return part of paid fees; the table lists starting from $1.50 per lot.
Platforms: MT4/MT5 + WebTrader + mobile, like Standard and Raw+.
Who this fits
- High-volume Forex traders who want the Raw+ structure plus a cash-back style offset
- Traders running many lots per month where per-lot economics matter more than small differences in platform UI
cTrader account: low spreads + volume-based commission on FX/metals
What it is: an account route built around cTrader execution and toolset, with commissions calculated by trade notional for FX pairs and metals.
Trading costs (as stated by FXPro):
- FX pairs & metals: low spread + $35 per $1 million USD traded, charged on opening and closing
- Indices, energy, cryptocurrencies: marked-up floating spreads with zero commission
Platforms: cTrader and TradingView connect to this same account route.
Minimum stop/limit levels: no minimum listed for cTrader in FXPro’s comparison table.
Position mode: hedging
Who this fits
- Forex traders who want Depth of Market, advanced order controls, and fast execution workflows
- Traders who prefer commission calculated by traded notional for FX/metals
- Traders who live in charts and want TradingView charting while keeping broker-side execution inside the same account structure
Execution style: what “Instant” and “Market” mean on MT4 at FXPro
On MetaTrader 4, FXPro supports both instant orders and market orders, depending on the MT4 account execution setup.
- For instant orders, you send a buy or sell instruction at the bid/ask shown at the time you place the trade.
- For market orders, you send a market instruction that executes as a market order on the MT4 floating spread market execution account type.
If your Forex strategy depends on precise entry handling (news trading, fast scalping, strict slippage logic), these execution definitions matter as much as spreads and commissions.
Platform comparison: what you actually get on each interface
Even with the same account type, your day-to-day trading changes a lot based on platform: charting, alerts, automation, order depth, and order types.
Below are the practical differences FXPro lists across its supported platforms.
FXPro Platform (FXPro’s own platform)
This is a proprietary platform option with:
- 50+ indicators
- 15 chart timeframes
- 4 pending order types
- Sentiment for majors only
- Integrated economic calendar
- Detachable charts
- No coding language listed
This setup fits traders who want a clean interface, built-in calendar, and a straightforward toolset without spending time on scripts.
TradingView (connected through the cTrader account route)
TradingView brings a charting-first workflow:
- 400+ indicators (plus custom)
- 82 chart timeframes
- 6 pending order types
- Trailing stops plus advanced take profit and breakeven stop loss
- Alerts via sound, email, notification, SMS, URL
- Coding: Pine Script
- Sentiment supported
If your Forex routine is heavy on multi-timeframe analysis, custom alerts, and indicator experimentation, TradingView is the deepest charting environment in FXPro’s lineup.
MetaTrader 4 (MT4)
MT4 is built around classic Forex workflows and EA automation:
- 30 indicators (plus custom)
- 9 chart timeframes
- 4 pending order types
- Trailing stops supported
- Alerts via sound, email, notification
- Coding: MQL4
- Trading Central integration via plugin
MT4 stays popular for a simple reason: a massive EA ecosystem, fast execution flows for one-click trading, and familiar order handling for many FX traders.
MetaTrader 5 (MT5)
MT5 expands MT4’s structure with more built-in tools:
- 35+ indicators (plus custom)
- 21 chart timeframes
- 6 pending order types
- Trailing stops supported
- Alerts via sound, email, notification
- Coding: MQL5
- Supports both netting and hedging at the account level option on FXPro’s side
MT5 is the better fit when you want more order types and timeframes while keeping MetaTrader familiarity.
cTrader
cTrader is built for execution controls and market depth:
- 55+ indicators (plus custom)
- 6 pending order types
- Trailing stops plus advanced take profit and breakeven stop loss
- Alerts via sound and pop-up
- Chart timeframes include tick, range, renko options (listed as 26+)
- Trading Central integration via chart targets
- Coding: C#
- Sentiment supported
For many Forex traders, cTrader is the cleanest environment for managing multiple orders, watching market depth, and using advanced chart types without relying on add-ons.
Side-by-side: how trading costs differ in real terms
When Forex traders compare accounts, the cleanest way is to look at how you pay:
Spread-only (Standard)
- You pay via the spread.
- No FX/metals commission line is added.
Raw spread + commission per lot (Raw+ / Elite on MT4/MT5)
- FX majors can quote from 0 pips, then you pay $3.5 per side per lot.
Low spread + commission per notional (cTrader account on cTrader/TradingView)
- FX/metals commission is $35 per $1 million USD traded, charged on open and close.
Rebates (Elite)
- Elite adds a volume-based rebate layer that starts from $1.50 per lot in the comparison table.
So the “best” cost model depends on how you trade:
- Many small trades: raw pricing tends to matter more.
- Fewer, longer trades: spread-only simplicity is often easier to manage.
- High volume: rebates become a direct part of your cost structure.
How to choose the right FXPro setup (by trading style)
If you want the simplest Forex account
Pick (MT4/MT5 Standard) with the platform you already know (MT4, MT5, web, or mobile). This keeps pricing in one place: the spread.
If your strategy is sensitive to spreads
Pick (MT4/MT5 Raw+). This is built around raw spreads on FX and metals and a fixed per-side commission.
If you trade high volume and want a rebate layer
Pick (MT4/MT5 Elite). It keeps Raw+ pricing and adds rebates that start from a per-lot amount in the comparison table.
If you want advanced order control and market depth
Pick the (cTrader account) and trade it on (cTrader) or connect it to (TradingView) for charting and alerts.
FXPro’s structure is straightforward:
- Standard = spread-only pricing on MT4/MT5
- Raw+ = raw spreads on FX/metals + $3.5/side commission on MT4/MT5
- Elite = Raw+ pricing + rebates tied to volume on MT4/MT5
- cTrader account = low spreads + $35 per $1 million USD traded on FX/metals, tradable on cTrader and TradingView
Pick the account type that matches your trading frequency and cost preference, then pick the platform that matches how you analyze charts, place orders, and automate your Forex strategy.
How to Open an FXPro Forex Trading Account
Opening an FXPro account follows a clear flow: create your profile, complete the suitability assessment, verify your identity, set up a trading account with the platform and settings you want, fund your wallet, transfer money to the trading account, then log in and trade. The same process can be done through the website client area (FxPro Direct) or through the FxPro App.
What you should prepare before you start
You can begin registration with only basic information, but account activation is smoother when you already have:
- A valid identity document (passport, national ID card, or driver’s license)
- A proof of residence document (such as a utility bill or bank statement), which may be required during verification
- A payment method you plan to use for funding (so you can deposit after your profile is active)
FXPro’s verification and account management are handled inside its client area, so your goal is to get access to FxPro Direct (or the FxPro App), then complete the checks and setup there.
Step one: Register your profile
To open a live trading account, you start by registering. FXPro supports registration from the website using the “Register” option and also through the FxPro App on iOS and Android.
During registration, you follow the sign-up steps until your profile is created. FXPro states that you may be asked to upload identity documents during the process, and you can also upload them later through FxPro Direct.
Once registration is complete, you can sign in to FxPro Direct, which is the online account management area where you manage accounts, funding, and platform downloads.
Step two: Complete the suitability assessment
FXPro runs an appropriateness test as part of onboarding. This is a suitability check designed to assess whether a client understands CFDs and the risks involved.
If the assessment shows you do not currently meet the suitability requirements, FXPro allows you to proceed with a demo account. FXPro also states that when you are ready to open a live account, you can contact them for reassessment, and if you entered inaccurate information during registration, they can clarify errors with you.
Step three: Verify your identity inside FxPro Direct
After you can log in, you complete verification through FxPro Direct.
FXPro provides specific steps for verification inside the client area:
- Sign in to FxPro Direct with your email and password
- Prepare to take a photo of your passport, ID card, or driver’s license
- Upload your document using the “Upload documents” option
FXPro notes that a proof of residence document, such as a bank statement or utility bill, may also be required.
Upload rules that matter
FXPro states that uploading documents through FxPro Direct is the only acceptable channel for submitting verification documents, and documents sent by email are not processed.
What happens after you upload
After upload, FXPro’s back office reviews documents in the order they are received, and you can check the status in the same section of FxPro Direct.
These details are important because they set the expectations for how verification progresses and where you should handle it: always inside the client portal.
Step four: Create your trading account and choose your platform
Your profile and verification live in FxPro Direct, but your actual trading happens on a specific trading account you create under that profile.
FXPro Direct is designed for this. FXPro states the client area allows you to create new accounts, edit existing accounts, fund accounts, and download trading platforms.
You can also do the same from the FxPro App: the app allows you to create new accounts, complete verification, top up accounts, withdraw funds, and manage key settings.
Platform options you can choose
Inside the FxPro App, FXPro states you can select one of the available trading platforms:
- MT4
- MT5
- cTrader
- the integrated FxPro platform
You also choose account settings such as leverage and account currency during account creation in the app.
Multiple accounts under one profile
FXPro states you can create up to five live trading accounts with different settings in the FxPro App, including different currencies and different platforms.
This is useful for Forex traders who want clean separation between strategies, such as one account for discretionary trading and another for algorithmic trading, or separate base currencies for funding convenience.
Step five: Use FxPro Wallet for funding and internal transfers
FXPro uses a wallet-based flow in its client area.
After you deposit, FXPro states the deposited amount appears in your FxPro Wallet balance or the trading account specified, and you can view it in transaction history. FXPro also states you can transfer funds to a trading account and begin trading.
Inside the FxPro App, FXPro also states you can transfer funds between accounts using the FxPro Wallet.
For Forex trading, this wallet structure matters because it creates two layers:
- The wallet: where you fund and store your available balance
- The trading account: where margin and open positions live
This setup makes it easier to move funds between platforms (for example, from an MT5 account to a cTrader account) without needing a new external deposit each time.
Step six: Deposit funds
FXPro describes a simple deposit flow:
- Sign up and activate your account
- Pick one of the payment methods
- Follow the on-screen instructions
FXPro also describes the funding flow inside FxPro Direct:
- Sign in to FxPro Direct
- Open the Wallet section and click Deposit
- Choose a payment method and specify the amount
- Fill out payment details and follow prompts to confirm
- Once approved, the deposit appears in Wallet or the specified trading account
- Transfer funds to an account and begin trading
FXPro states deposits and withdrawals are processed with no commissions from the FxPro side.
Step seven: Download your platform and log in
Once your trading account exists and is funded, you download the platform you selected (or use the web version where available).
FXPro states FxPro Direct allows you to download trading platforms.
If you trade from Apple devices, FXPro also states MT4 and MT5 are compatible with Mac and can be downloaded from its download center, and that web-based cTrader is available on Mac as well.
At this stage you sign in to the platform using the credentials tied to the trading account you created in FxPro Direct or the FxPro App.
Step eight: Start trading and manage your settings
When your platform is connected and funds are in the trading account, you can place Forex and CFD trades.
After that, most ongoing actions stay inside FxPro Direct (or the app):
Change leverage when needed
FXPro states you can change leverage in FxPro Direct by going to “My Accounts,” selecting your account, and choosing “Change Leverage.” FXPro also states that to change leverage, all open positions must be closed.
Upload additional documents if requested
FXPro Direct includes an “Upload Documents” section under profile settings, with an upload flow that confirms when files are successfully uploaded.
Reset your client-area password if you lose access
FXPro states FxPro Direct includes a “Restore password” option, where you submit your registered email and receive a link to create a new password.
Common account opening issues and what FXPro’s rules mean in practice
You registered but cannot activate live trading
FXPro’s suitability assessment can lead to a path where you use a demo account rather than a live account. FXPro states that if the assessment shows you do not currently have the experience required, you can proceed with a demo account and later request reassessment.
You uploaded documents but verification is still pending
FXPro states documents are reviewed in the order received and that you can check status in the verification section inside FxPro Direct.
You sent documents by email
FXPro states documents sent by email are not processed and that FxPro Direct is the only acceptable submission channel.
You want multiple Forex setups under one login
FXPro states you can create up to five live trading accounts in the app, and each can have different settings, currencies, and platforms, with wallet transfers between accounts.
A clean checklist for opening an FXPro Forex account
Here is the full flow, in order:
- Register your profile on the website or in the FxPro App
- Complete the appropriateness assessment
- Log in to FxPro Direct (or continue in the app)
- Upload proof of identity (and proof of residence if required) through FxPro Direct
- Create your trading account and select platform, leverage, and account currency
- Deposit into your FxPro Wallet, then transfer funds to the trading account
- Download and log in to MT4, MT5, cTrader, or the FxPro platform
- Trade and manage settings (including leverage changes) in FxPro Direct
FXPro’s account opening is structured around a regulated onboarding model: suitability assessment, document verification inside the client portal, then trading-account creation with platform settings you control. After that, funding and transfers are handled through the wallet and client area, and platform access is managed through the same environment.
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