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Inactivity Fee

Learn when an account is considered inactive, how inactivity fees are calculated, and how to avoid being charged.

Updated October 9, 2026

What is an inactivity fee?

An inactivity fee is a monthly charge applied to accounts that have had no trading activity for a defined period while maintaining a positive balance.

When is an account considered inactive?

Your account is classified as inactive if:

  • There has been no trading activity for ninety (90) consecutive days, and

  • No trades were opened or closed, and

  • No deposits or withdrawals were made during that period, and

  • The account balance is two thousand USD ($2,000) or higher

How much is the inactivity fee?

The inactivity fee is:

  • Two percent (2%) of your remaining account balance per month, or

  • A minimum of ten USD ($10) per month
    Whichever amount is higher will be charged

When is the fee applied?

The fee is applied monthly once your account has passed ninety (90) days of inactivity

How can I avoid the inactivity fee?

You can avoid the inactivity fee by resuming trading activity at any time before or after your account reaches ninety (90) days of inactivity

What happens if the calculated fee is below $10?

If two percent (2%) of your balance is less than ten USD ($10), the minimum monthly fee of ten USD ($10) will still apply
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