Go Markets offers Two major accounts: Standard Account and Go+Plus Account. The raw spread account can be of two types: Raw Spread metatrader, and Raw Spread Ctrader account. The Standard account is spread-based, while the Raw Spread account is commission-based. Additionally, based on client type (Client profile), Go Markets offers a good number of account types:
Below is the full list of account types offered by Go Markets:
- Standard account
- Go Plus+ Account
Go Markets Standard Account: Best for Beginners
Go Markets Standard Accounts are designed to meet the needs of retail traders in the forex and CFD markets. These accounts suit beginner traders, offering a straightforward and accessible trading experience with competitive spreads and reliable execution.
Key Features of Go Markets Standard Account:
- Applicable For: Applicable for all jurisdictions including ASIC,FSC of Mauritius,CySEC ,FSA in Seychelles , FSA in SVG
- Account Opening: Fully Online Account opening. It may take only 5 to 7 Minutes. The demo account has 30 days of validity.
- KYC Verification: Required
- Trading Instruments: Forex, Commodities, Metals, Indices, Shares, Cryptocurrencies, Treasuries, ETFs
- Trading Platforms: MT4, MT5, WebTrader,CTrader
- Minimum Deposit: $200
- Maximum Leverage: Up to 30:1 (CySEC, ASIC), up to 1000:1 (FSA), and up to 500:1 for a professional account.
- Trading Fees: Only Spread is charged (No Commission). Variable spreads from 0.0 pips. A rollover commission is applied on open positions overnight.
- Minimum Trade Size: 0.01 lot.
- Maximum Trade Size (Lot restriction per Ticket): 200 Lots
- Funding Currencies: AUD, USD, EUR, GBP, NZD, CAD, SGD, CHF, HKD
- Maximum Number of Positions ( At a time): 200 for MT4, MT5 Live account, 100 for MT4, MT5, demo accounts, 2000 for Ctrader trading account.
- Maximum Volume per trade: The maximum volume per trade ranges from 50 to 250 lots, depending on the platform type and tradable assets. For Shares CFDs, the maximum volume is 1000 shares in total
- Trading Style Allowed: All including Scalping, hedging, and EA Trading.
- Stop Out Level (retail): 0%
- Margin Call Level: 60%
- Negative balance Protection: Yes
- Investor Protection: Available under ASIC and CySEC regulations. However, the Investor protection scheme does not apply to FSA jurisdiction.
Go Plus Account:
Go Plus Accounts are designed to meet the needs of retail traders in the forex and CFD markets. These accounts suit beginner traders, offering a straightforward and accessible trading experience with competitive spreads and reliable execution.
Key Features of Go Markets Standard Account:
- Applicable For: Applicable for all jurisdictions including ASIC,FSC of Mauritius,CySEC ,FSA in Seychelles , FSA in SVG
- Account Opening: Fully Online Account opening. It may take only 5 to 7 Minutes. The demo account has 30 days of validity.
- KYC Verification: Required
- Trading Instruments: Forex, Commodities, Metals, Indices, Shares, Cryptocurrencies, Treasuries, ETFs
- Trading Platforms: MT4, MT5, WebTrader,CTrader
- Minimum Deposit: $200
- Maximum Leverage: Up to 30:1 (CySEC, ASIC), up to 1000:1 (FSA), and up to 500:1 for a professional account.
- Trading Fees: Only Spread is charged (No Commission). Variable spreads from 0.8 pips. A rollover commission is applied on open positions overnight.
- Minimum Trade Size: 0.01 lot.
- Maximum Trade Size (Lot restriction per Ticket): 200 Lots
- Funding Currencies: AUD, USD, EUR, GBP, NZD, CAD, SGD, CHF, HKD
- Maximum Number of Positions ( At a time): 200 for MT4, MT5 Live account, 100 for MT4, MT5, demo accounts, 2000 for Ctrader trading account.
- Maximum Volume per trade: The maximum volume per trade ranges from 50 to 250 lots, depending on the platform type and tradable assets. For Shares CFDs, the maximum volume is 1000 shares in total
- Trading Style Allowed: All including Scalping, hedging, and EA Trading.
- Stop Out Level (retail): 0%
- Margin Call Level: 60%
- Negative balance Protection: Yes
- Investor Protection: Available under ASIC and CySEC regulations. However, the Investor protection scheme does not apply to FSA jurisdiction.
