XS account type comparison

Before you choose an account eligible for XS cashback, check the conditions of each account type. Figures are as of the date we checked the official page.

Official page checked: 2026-08-02Verified on official pages

Account types: 5 types
Min. deposit: Some accounts have no limit
Platforms: MT4 and MT5

XS account type comparison

Official page checked: 2026-08-02・Average spread published officially (EURUSD, pips)

Account	Spread	Commission	Min. deposit	Max leverage	Platforms
StandardFor those who want to start with minimal initial capital	Average 1.1 pips	Free	No limit	Up to 1:2000*	MT4 and MT5
CentFor those who want to try small trading units	Average 1.1 pips	Free	No limit	Check the official account-specific terms	MT5
ProFor those who prioritize regular-account conditions	Average 0.7 pips	Free	$500	Check the official account-specific terms	MT4 and MT5
EliteFor those who want to manage costs including commission	Average 0.1 pips	$6 round turn	$500	Check the official account-specific terms	MT4 and MT5
VIPFor those with large capital who want to confirm terms individually	Average 0.1 pips	Customized	$100,000	Check the official account-specific terms	MT5

Standard, Cent, Pro, Elite, VIP

The easiest entry point at XS is the Standard account. It has no minimum deposit, an official average spread of 1.1 pips on EURUSD, and no trading commission. It is an easy choice if you want to try the trading environment under standard conditions first.

If you want to try small amounts, you can also choose the Cent account. Cent supports MT5 only, so you can choose between Standard and Cent depending on whether you want smaller trading units or prioritize your platform.

There are five account types, but you do not need to start with a higher-tier account. The lineup makes it easy to start with Standard or Cent and then decide, taking current bonuses and the capital you need into account.

Who XS suits and who it doesn't

Suits

Those who want to try the trading environment with the Standard account, which has no minimum deposit
Those who want to start with smaller trading units on an MT5 Cent account
Those who also want to use current account-opening and deposit bonuses

Doesn't suit

Those who want to use a Cent account on MT4
Those who do not need bonuses or a choice of account types

Pros

Standard has no minimum deposit, making it easy to pick as your first account
The Cent account lets you try smaller trading units
Account-opening and deposit bonuses are available to check

Cons and cautions

Spreads, commissions and minimum deposits differ by account type
The Cent account supports MT5 only
Maximum leverage and similar terms have individual conditions

XS account type comparison

Who XS suits and who it doesn't

Suits

Doesn't suit

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