CXM Cent and ECN: deposit gates and lot-unit checks
Separate account-specific deposits from the dynamic comparison widget before sizing exposure.
Use the named account feature block
The Cent feature block gives USD 10; ECN gives USD 100. Both name MT4 and MT5. A lower comparison widget shows USD 1,000 and USD 50 without selected account names. Those unlabelled values do not override the named feature blocks.
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Diagram explained
Cent/ECN lot ratio is not established
- Cent: advertised deposit USD 10
- ECN: advertised deposit USD 100
- 0.01 lot → verify contract size
A 0.01 volume is not a cash value
Both pages display “0.01 lots FX”. The MT5 FAQ explains a conventional 100,000 base-unit lot, but does not specifically assign that scale to Cent. The reviewed pages therefore do not establish a Cent-to-ECN contract-size ratio.
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A pre-order calculation
If the exact symbol specification states 100,000 units per lot, 0.01 lot represents 1,000 units. At 1,000 units per lot it represents 10 units. These are conditional calculations, not a verified CXM Cent contract specification.
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Record specifications before switching
Compare contract size, tick value, volume step and account currency for the same FX symbol. Do not transfer an EA volume from ECN to Cent solely because both use MetaTrader. This is a public-document check dated 27 October 2026; FINEX has not placed test trades.
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