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Pepperstone offers two main account types: Standard and Razor. Both work across MT4, MT5, cTrader and TradingView — the choice between them is about how trading costs are structured, not which platforms you can access. Standard includes ...

ThinkMarkets offers three main account types: Standard, ThinkTrader and ThinkZero. The most important thing to understand before choosing: your account type determines which trading platforms you can use. ThinkZero gives you the tightest...

Vantage offers three account types, and the differences come down to one thing: how you prefer to pay for your trades. All three accounts access the same instruments, the same MT4/MT5 platforms, and the same execution infrastructure. The...

Mitrade's account structure is deliberately kept simple: most users have exactly one choice. This is very different from brokers offering five or six account tiers, and for new traders it removes a decision that doesn't actually need to ...

XM offers four main CFD trading accounts — Micro, Standard, Ultra Low, and Zero — plus a Shares account for direct stock trading. The core differences come down to spread structure, commission, and which regulatory entity your account fa...

Exness offers 5 account types, but with similar-sounding names and overlapping features, choosing the right one can be confusing. The key differences come down to minimum deposit requirements, spread vs commission structure, and executio...