OneRoyal fixed and variable: compare two scenarios
Use an equal pip value to separate spread from commission rather than treating fixed as fixed total cost.
Fixed has a separate schedule
Fixed Spread ECN lists spreads from 0.4 pip with USD 3 per side per lot; Fixed Classic starts at 1.8 without commission. Variable ECN instead lists USD 3.50 per side. Keep the full account name.
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Diagram explained
Illustration: USD 10 and USD 18 before other costs
- Fixed ECN: 0.4 pip + USD 6 both sides
- Fixed Classic: from 1.8 pip
- Assume 1 lot, USD 10/pip
An example at advertised starting values
Assume USD 10/pip for one FX lot and the listed Fixed starting values: ECN is 0.4 × 10 + 6 = USD 10; Classic is 1.8 × 10 = USD 18. These are not measured execution costs.
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Variable depends on timing
The source links floating spreads to liquidity and volatility. Compare same-time, same-symbol observations for an actual comparison. Variable’s starting zero spread alone cannot rank it against the Fixed illustration.
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Beyond entry pricing
The example excludes financing, funding charges and conversion. Funding includes a below-two-lot condition, so fixed does not lock all money-out costs. Obtain the assigned company/account terms.
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