Cent Account
Real trading,counted in cents.
A live account where balances are denominated in US cents — deposit $10 and the screen reads ¢1,000. Trading conditions are identical to the Standard account: same spreads, same leverage, same instruments, same execution. Only the scale changes.
Balances in USC · 1 USD = 100¢

Why Cents
Small stakes,real market.
Demo accounts teach the buttons, not the nerves. A cent account puts real money on a real feed — just two orders of magnitude smaller. Mistakes cost cents while habits are forming, and the psychology of live trading is there from day one.
- Standard-account conditions — from 1 pip, up to 1:2000
- Balances and P/L shown in US cents (USC)
- Low entry — start from just $30
- Open a Standard account alongside anytime
100¢
One US dollar on screen
1 pip
Spreads from — same as Standard
1:2000
Maximum leverage
$30
Minimum deposit
Getting Started
From first depositto first position.
Open a cent account
Register and choose Cent as the account type — the same two-minute onboarding as any live account.
Fund small
Start with just $30 and watch your balance grow in cents — $10 reads ¢1,000.
Trade, then graduate
Trade the live market at cent scale; when the account outgrows cents, open a Standard account under the same login and carry the habits across.
Cent vs Standard
Same market,different scale.
| Cent | Standard | |
|---|---|---|
| Denomination | USC (US cents) | USD |
| Spreads from | 1 pip | 1 pip |
| Maximum leverage | 1:2000 | 1:2000 |
| Trade size | 0.01 – 100 | 0.01 – 100 |
| Execution | STP | STP |
| All four asset classes | No | Yes |
| Best for | First live steps · strategy trials | Everyday trading |
Cent-account trading conditions are identical to Standard; only the denomination differs. Figures are indicative — the platform is binding.
FAQ
Cent questions,straight answers.
Is a cent account real money?
Yes — it is a live account on the live market. Only the denomination changes: balances, margin and P/L are displayed in US cents.
Are the trading conditions the same as Standard?
Identical — spreads, leverage, instruments and execution all match the Standard account. The only difference is the denomination: cents instead of dollars.
Why does my balance look 100× bigger?
One US dollar equals 100 cents, so a $50 deposit shows as ¢5,000. The value is identical — only the unit differs.
Who is it for?
Traders taking their first live steps after demo, and experienced hands validating a new strategy or EA with minimal capital at risk.
Can I run a Standard account as well?
Yes — open a Standard account under the same login at any time from the client portal, and run both in parallel.