MultiBank: account tiers, rules and funding gates
Compare Standard/Pro/ECN through capital gates, strategy rules and actual payment routes.
Three published capital tiers
The international table gives Standard USD 50, Pro USD 1,000 and ECN USD 10,000. A deposit is not a forfeited entry fee. ECN requires USD 9,000 more than Pro; that does not establish suitability.
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Diagram explained
Funding is not a forfeited entry fee
- Standard USD 50
- Pro USD 1,000
- ECN USD 10,000
Pricing and trading behavior
Standard/Pro are described as commission-free; raw-spread ECN needs its full assigned schedule. Current scalping rules distinguish ECN from Standard/Pro, so zero starting spread alone is insufficient.
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Payment routes have their own minima
SEPA lists a EUR 250 minimum; Standard’s USD 50 account threshold does not lower the SEPA route minimum. The funding guide separates account minimum, payment minimum and post-conversion receipt.
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Contract and benefit scope
The brand covers multiple companies; confirm entity in the application and withdrawal form. Standard/Pro bonus conditions do not extend to ECN by inference. The /pt-BR swap source is language-scoped evidence, not country approval.
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