Fusion Markets: Zero, Classic and money out
Separate pricing, holding costs and payment workflow before choosing an account.
Separate the Zero name from total cost
Zero denotes raw-spread pricing, not zero total cost. Classic incorporates commission in spread. Choose the accounting workflow, then compare equal instruments and volumes.
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Diagram explained
Match the account and data period
- Trading → Zero or Classic
- Holding → swap or administration
- Money out → authentication and processing
Read the spread observation period
Trading Conditions labels average spreads for 12–16 October 2026. That provider history is not an execution quote. Confirm the table’s Zero scope before adding a Classic markup.
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Holding overnight has separate rules
Swap-free accounts can incur administration charges after a holding period; they are not cost-free. The seven-day guide covers holding charges, while the withdrawal guide covers MFA and processing stages.
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Entity and benefit scope
The source set refers to multiple entities. RaF is read under its separate VFSC/FSA terms, not automatically ASIC or every affiliate link. Confirm company and documents assigned during onboarding.
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Sources and scope
Sources are provider publications. Conditions may vary by entity, country, account and program. Recheck before signing up.