Axi Premium or Elite: is the commission difference enough?
Illustrate the published difference without turning recommended funding into a requirement.
Separate fees from recommended funding
The international page lists Premium USD4.50 and Elite USD3.50 round trip alongside different recommended funding amounts. The nearby table does not fully clarify the lot basis; confirm the account schedule before calculating actual trading costs.
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Diagram explained
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- 4.50 − 3.50 = USD1
- 40 equal charging units → USD40
- Excludes spread, swaps, conversion
Calculate on an equal confirmed basis
Assume both figures apply to an identical charging unit: 4.50 − 3.50 = USD1. Across 40 equal round turns, the illustrative commission saving is USD40. It is neither an expected return nor a reason to increase trading frequency.
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Do not let the example dictate extra funding
Elite’s recommended funding is higher, but a recommendation alone does not establish a mandatory threshold or entitlement to the account. Compare your capital needs and tools; MT4/MT5 pages still use some Pro terminology.
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What the illustration omits
Actual spreads, swaps, conversion and external bank charges lie outside the USD40 illustration. Compare totals using confirmed client-area charges; until the commission unit is verified, treat this as arithmetic rather than an Axi quote.
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