AXIORY offers six account types, and the differences in spreads and commissions make the choice hard.
In short, choose Standard to start with no commission, or Nano or Tera if tight spreads matter more. The official cost examples for USD/JPY are 0.5 pips for Standard and 0.2 pips plus USD 6 round turn for Nano and Tera (confirmed 19 September 2026).
By the end, you can narrow the choice down to one or two accounts that fit your trading.
In short: choose an AXIORY account type by whether it charges a commission
- To start with no commission, look at the Standard account (official USD/JPY cost example: 0.5 pips)
- For tighter spreads, look at the Nano or Tera account (0.2 pips plus USD 6 round turn per lot)
- Nano supports MT4, MT5 and cTrader. Tera supports MT5 only
- Max offers up to 1:2000 leverage, with a margin call at 30% and a stop out at 0%
- Alpha is for physical stocks and ETFs only. You cannot trade forex pairs on it
The official spread table is published as an image. This site therefore shows only the official cost examples and the tightest spread. We do not show measured values or third-party figures. Trading forex and CFDs can lose some or all of the funds you commit.
AXIORY account types compared: commissions and platforms
| Account | Trading commission | Platforms | Maximum leverage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | None | MT4, MT5 and cTrader | 1:1000 |
| Nano | USD 6 round turn per lot | MT4, MT5 and cTrader | 1:1000 |
| Tera | USD 6 round turn per lot | MT5 | 1:1000 |
| Max | None | MT4, MT5 and cTrader | 1:2000 |
| Zero | Charged (see the official page for the amount) | MT4, MT5 and cTrader | 1:1000 |
| Alpha | Charged | MT5 | 1:1 |
※ Maximum leverage is tiered. The cap falls as the total equity across all your real accounts rises. At weekends, every account is limited to 1:1000.
The official site sets no minimum deposit by account type. Only the minimum for each deposit method applies: JPY 1,100 for domestic bank transfer, JPY 5,000 for card and JPY 1,000 for Walletory. Deposits carry no fee.
How to open an AXIORY account: steps, documents and identity verification →
AXIORY spreads: the official cost examples and the tightest spread
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Standard (USD/JPY) | 0.5 pips, no trading commission |
| Nano / Tera (USD/JPY) | 0.2 pips plus USD 6 round turn per lot |
| Tightest spread | From 0.0 pips (official forex product page) |
※ Spreads are variable. The values above are official cost examples and the tightest figure. They do not promise the spread at the time you trade.
Standard has no commission, so your cost is the spread alone. Nano and Tera have tighter spreads, but each trade carries a commission.
Compare the spread and the commission added together. The more you trade, the more the commission difference builds up, so estimate it at your own trading frequency.
The average spread by account is not stated on the official site. Check the spread shown for each currency pair and time of day on a demo or real account before you choose.
AXIORY Nano and Tera accounts: what is different
The Nano and Tera accounts charge the same commission on forex pairs: USD 6 round turn per lot. The official USD/JPY cost example is also 0.2 pips for both.
| Item | Nano | Tera |
|---|---|---|
| Platforms | MT4, MT5 and cTrader | MT5 |
| Forex trading commission | USD 6 round turn per lot | USD 6 round turn per lot |
| Japanese stock CFDs | MT5 only (check the official account table) | MT5 only (tradable) |
If you want to trade on MT4 or cTrader, choose Nano. Japanese stock CFDs can be traded only on MT5. Check which accounts support them in the official account table.
Features of the AXIORY Max, Zero and Alpha accounts
- Max: no commission. Up to 1:2000 leverage, with a margin call at 30% and a stop out at 0%
- Zero: charges a commission. Covers some forex pairs and soft commodity CFDs
- Alpha: physical stocks and ETFs only. MT5 only, with 1:1 leverage
Because Max has a 0% stop out, positions are not closed by force until the balance is almost gone. Alpha cannot trade forex pairs and is not covered by zero-cut protection. Zero uses different levels.
AXIORY leverage and stop out levels: the tiered system up to 1:2000 →
How to choose an AXIORY account type: a quick guide by purpose
| Purpose | Candidate accounts |
|---|---|
| Start with no commission | Standard |
| Scalping and stock index CFDs | Nano, or Tera on MT5 |
| Also trade Japanese stock CFDs on MT5 | Tera, or Nano (opened on MT5) |
| Use high leverage with a clear understanding of it | Max |
| Trade physical stocks and ETFs | Alpha |
※ This is a way to narrow the candidates, not a recommendation of any account. Make the final decision yourself, based on your trading style and funds.
If you are unsure, start by choosing between Standard and Nano. The question is whether you want a simple start with no commission or the tightest spreads.
We cover the general way to choose an account type in a separate article. You can also check AXIORY's trustworthiness through its contracting entity and the FSA (Japan's Financial Services Agency) notices.
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AXIORY reputation and safety: contracting entity, FSA notices and trading conditions →
Frequently asked questions
Q. What account types does AXIORY offer?
A. There are six: Standard, Nano, Tera, Max, Zero and Alpha. Standard and Max have no trading commission. Nano and Tera charge USD 6 round turn per lot on forex. Alpha is for physical stocks and ETFs only.
Q. What are AXIORY's spreads in pips?
A. The official cost examples for USD/JPY are 0.5 pips for Standard and 0.2 pips for Nano and Tera (Nano and Tera also charge a USD 6 round turn commission). The tightest figure on the official forex product page is from 0.0 pips. Spreads vary, and average values by account are not stated on the official site.
Q. What is the difference between AXIORY Nano and Standard?
A. Nano charges USD 6 round turn per lot but is designed for tighter spreads. Standard has no trading commission, so the cost is the spread alone. Both support MT4, MT5 and cTrader, and both have a maximum leverage of 1:1000.
Q. Is the AXIORY Tera account MT5 only?
A. Yes. The Tera account supports MT5 only. If you want the same commission structure on MT4 or cTrader, choose the Nano account. Japanese stock CFDs can be traded only on MT5.
Q. What is the minimum deposit for each AXIORY account?
A. The official site sets no minimum deposit by account type. Only the minimum for each deposit method applies: JPY 1,100 for domestic bank transfer, JPY 5,000 for card and JPY 1,000 for Walletory. Deposits carry no fee (confirmed 19 September 2026).
Sources and conditions
- AXIORY official: Account Types (Japanese site, confirmed 17 October 2026) →
- AXIORY official: Japanese site (spreads and commissions, forex products, deposits and withdrawals, confirmed 19 September 2026) →
- Japan FSA: Names of Unregistered Operators Conducting Financial Instruments Business (confirmed 17 October 2026) →
- AXIORY account types and trading conditions on this site →
- Advertising disclosure and risk warning →
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