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Monaxa Account Types Compared: Standard, Pro, Zero and Cent Spreads, Commission and Minimum Deposit

Monaxa account types compared: Standard, Pro, Zero and Cent. Deposits start at USD 15; Zero runs from 0.0 pips plus USD 3.50 per side.

Monaxa has four account types: Standard, Pro, Zero and Cent. Many traders find the differences hard to see. Three points matter: spread, trading commission and minimum deposit. The minimum deposit ranges from USD 15 (Standard and Cent) to USD 200 (Zero).

This article compares the four accounts in tables, based on account type information on Monaxa's official Japanese site (checked 2 September 2026). It also shows how to choose by purpose.

Monaxa account types compared: choose by deposit amount and commission

  • To start from USD 15 with no commission, Standard (from 1.8 pips)
  • To keep spreads low with no commission, Pro (from 0.9 pips, USD 50)
  • To trade from 0.0 pips, Zero (USD 3.50 per side, USD 200)
  • To try small position sizes, Cent (USD 15, forex and precious metals only, up to 1:1000*)
Monaxa's four accounts compared (official account types page, checked 2 September 2026)
AccountSpreadTrading commissionMinimum deposit
StandardFrom 1.8 pipsNoneUSD 15
ProFrom 0.9 pipsNoneUSD 50
ZeroFrom 0.0 pipsUSD 3.50 per side per lotUSD 200
CentFrom 1.8 pipsNoneUSD 15

※ Spreads are the lowest values on the official page (variable, in pips). Actual values change by currency pair and time of day. All four accounts support MT4 and MT5.

What the asterisk means

An asterisk (*) means conditions apply. For details such as maximum leverage, the registration screen and the latest terms take priority.

Monaxa Zero account commission: what USD 3.50 per side costs round trip

The Zero account has spreads from 0.0 pips, plus a trading commission of USD 3.50 per side (per lot). The spread alone is the narrowest. Compare costs with the commission included.

Worked example of the Zero account's effective cost (this site's estimate; commission from the official account types page, checked 2 September 2026)
ItemDetail
Commission per sideUSD 3.50 per lot
Commission round tripUSD 7.00 per lot (per side x 2)
Approximate pips equivalentFor a pair where 1 pip is worth about USD 10 (such as EUR/USD), about 0.7 pips
Compared with ProPro has no commission and starts from 0.9 pips. At their lowest values, Zero is about 0.7 pips and Pro is 0.9 pips

※ The pips conversion is a rough estimate that changes with exchange rates. Check the official charging timing and the actual spread on the trading platform and in the terms.

Commission adds up in scalping and EA trading with many executions. For discretionary trading with fewer trades, Pro with no commission can be easier to calculate.

How to read spreads and trading commission (beginner guide) →

Monaxa Cent account vs Standard account

The Cent account has the same spread and minimum deposit as Standard. The differences are the available instruments and the maximum leverage. The official site describes it as micro positions in the real market.

Differences between Standard and Cent (official account types page, checked 2 September 2026)
ItemStandardCent
SpreadFrom 1.8 pipsFrom 1.8 pips
Minimum depositUSD 15USD 15
Maximum leverage1:2000*1:1000*
InstrumentsCheck on the registration screenForex and precious metals only
Cent cannot trade anything beyond forex and precious metals

The Cent account's instruments are limited to forex and precious metals. If you want to trade stock indices or crypto assets, check the instruments of another account on the registration screen.

Margin call, stop out and leverage terms shared by all Monaxa accounts

The 50% and 20% levels are the same for all four accounts. The stop out level, where positions are forcibly closed by margin level, is published officially as 20%.

  • Margin call (loss cut) 50%, stop out 20%
  • Maximum leverage 1:2000* (Cent only 1:1000*)
  • Zero cut (negative balance protection) is Yes*. Check the terms for the conditions
  • Operating entity: Monaxa Ltd (Mauritius FSC, registration number GB23201577)
Bonus-only accounts have different terms

Bonus-only accounts have a stop out of 30%, and trading through a VPS is prohibited. Check these separately from the terms of the four accounts.

Monaxa's two bonuses: conditions and how withdrawals are treated →

How to choose a Monaxa account by purpose

Candidate accounts by purpose (this site's summary; figures from the official account types page, checked 2 September 2026)
If you want toCandidateReason
Start with around USD 15StandardNo commission and a low minimum deposit
Test the market in small sizesCentFrom USD 15. Forex and precious metals only
Keep costs down in discretionary tradingProNo commission, from 0.9 pips
Use scalping or EAsZeroFrom 0.0 pips. The official site presents it for scalping and EAs

※ This is a guide by condition, not a firm recommendation. The best account changes with trading frequency and currency pair.

If you are unsure, narrow down by deposit amount. With less than USD 200, Zero is not an option, so choose from Standard, Pro and Cent.

Check Monaxa's reputation against official information (operator, accounts, bonuses) →

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Steps to open a Monaxa account after choosing the account type

  1. 01
    Narrow candidates by planned deposit

    Around USD 15 points to Standard or Cent. From USD 50, Pro is a candidate. From USD 200, Zero is also a candidate.

  2. 02
    Compare costs by trading style

    With many trades, compare Zero with commission included. With few trades, compare Pro or Standard by spread.

  3. 03
    Check the entity and terms on the registration screen

    Save the entity name (Monaxa Ltd), the registration number and the terms that apply.

  4. 04
    Complete identity verification and deposit

    Follow the client area guidance to submit documents, then deposit from an account in your own name.

How to open a Monaxa account and the documents you need →

See the account conditions on the Monaxa broker page →

Frequently asked questions

Q. How many account types does Monaxa have?

A. Four: Standard, Pro, Zero and Cent. All support MT4 and MT5 (official account types page, checked 2 September 2026).

Q. What is the Monaxa Zero account commission?

A. USD 3.50 per side (per lot), which is USD 7.00 round trip. Zero spreads start from 0.0 pips, and the minimum deposit is USD 200.

Q. What is the Monaxa Cent account?

A. It is an account for small-size trading in the real market. The minimum deposit is USD 15, spreads start from 1.8 pips and there is no commission. Instruments are forex and precious metals only, and maximum leverage is 1:1000*.

Q. What is the minimum deposit at Monaxa?

A. USD 15 for Standard and Cent, USD 50 for Pro and USD 200 for Zero. For the minimum per deposit method, the conditions shown in the client area take priority.

Q. How much do Monaxa spreads differ by account?

A. The lowest values on the official page are from 1.8 pips for Standard and Cent, from 0.9 pips for Pro and from 0.0 pips for Zero. Zero also charges USD 3.50 per side commission. Actual spreads vary, so check them on the trading platform.

Sources and conditions

Where to confirm the current conditionsThis column was edited on 17 October 2026 from the official sources above and FX Textbook listing data. Trading conditions, offers and applicable terms can change; confirm the current terms in each broker's official client area before you act.
Important risk information

FX Textbook is an independent information site, not a broker or provider of personal investment advice. Forex and CFDs involve risk. You may lose some or all of your invested capital. No trading result is guaranteed.

NEXT STEP

Now that you know the account types, check Monaxa's account conditions.

The spreads, commission and minimum deposit of Standard, Pro, Zero and Cent, and the account opening steps, are set out on the broker page.

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