Axi's fees are the trading cost (none on Standard, USD 4.5 round turn on Premium, USD 3.5 round turn on Elite) plus the costs of deposits, withdrawals and inactive accounts.
Axi fees at a glance: trading, deposits/withdrawals and inactive accounts
- Trading commission: none on Standard. USD 4.5 round turn on Premium, USD 3.5 round turn on Elite
- Deposits: free on Axi's side within the monthly limit. Intermediary bank and crypto on-chain fees are separate
- Withdrawals: no fee amount on the official fees page
- Inactive accounts: may be charged an inactivity fee after 12 months with no trades and no open positions
- The currency of fees is based on the account currency
The monthly limit amount, the withdrawal fee and the inactivity fee amount are not on the official pages we checked. Follow the "product schedule" and the client portal display.
Axi trading commission: list by account type
| Account | Spread (EUR/USD) | Round-turn commission (1 lot) |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | From 0.7 pips | None |
| Premium | From 0.0 pips | USD 4.5 |
| Elite | From 0.0 pips | USD 3.5 |
※ Spreads vary. Axi's official fees page says fees charged are based on the account currency. The converted amount for a JPY account is not stated officially. The official account types page (checked 30 October 2026) shows Standard at 0.68 pips. This table uses the figure on this site, from 0.7 pips.
Axi deposit and withdrawal fees: what Axi officially states
| Item | Official statement |
|---|---|
| Axi's deposit fee | Not charged within the monthly limit that is set. A fee may apply above the limit |
| Monthly limit amount | Not stated (check the product schedule) |
| Intermediary banks and payment companies | May charge additional fees. Check with the provider before you send |
| Crypto deposits | On-chain mining fees apply separately |
| Incoming fee on international transfers | May be charged by your own bank and is borne by you |
| Withdrawal fee | Not stated on the fees page. Check the portal display |
Axi inactivity fee: accounts with no trades for 12 months
According to Axi's official fees page, if an account holds funds but has had no trades and no open positions for 12 months in a row, Axi reserves the right to charge an inactivity fee.
- Guide to who is covered: an account with funds, no trades for 12 months in a row and no open positions
- How often: if there is no activity for 12 months, the fee is said to be charged monthly
- Amount: not on the fees page. Details are in the product schedule
Whether a fee is actually charged depends on the state of the account and the latest terms. If you are unsure, check the portal display and ask Axi support.
4 steps to check Axi fees before you open an account
- 01Choose an account type and account currency
Trading commission and the currency of fees depend on the account type and account currency.
- 02Look at the deposit method display
Choose a method under "Funds" in the portal and check the minimum amount and fee shown.
- 03Read the product schedule
For the monthly limit and the inactivity fee, Axi points to the product schedule.
- 04Ask support about anything unclear
If you cannot find an amount, ask Axi support instead of assuming.
Read the full picture of Axi deposits and withdrawals in the main-site column
Because of leverage, FX and CFD trading can lose more than you invest. Low fees do not prevent losses. This page organises official information and does not guarantee trading results.
Conditions change by account, country of residence and time, so the official information shown during registration takes priority.