Swissquote Elite: EUR commission basis
Calculate both sides on 0.30 lot, retaining EUR as the fee basis before account-currency conversion.
Per side is not round turn
Elite lists EUR 2.50 per side per lot. Round turn means opening and closing. Premium/Prime do not use this fee; EUR 2.50 is not the full one-lot cycle.
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Diagram explained
EUR 1.50 is assumed commission only
- Elite: EUR 2.50 / side / lot
- 0.30 lot × 2 sides × 2.50 = EUR 1.50
- Other currencies need FX and rounding
A 0.30-lot example
Assuming linear fees and 0.30 lot on each side: 2.50 × 0.30 × 2 = EUR 1.50. For a USD account, the source says an equivalent amount applies but does not establish the FX/rounding for an exact USD charge.
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From-zero spread is not zero total
Actual spread, swap and slippage can change total costs. Stops can fill better/worse than requested; published commission does not establish tested execution or universal Elite cost superiority. Conditions’ broad no-commission wording does not explain Elite’s exception; use the specific Elite table and confirm the issued schedule.
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Capital and classification are separate
The table gives Elite’s 10,000 funding threshold in listed currencies with separate other-currency wording; it is not a forfeited fee. Confirm classification and the UK agreement before selecting solely for lower spread.
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