Bitget CFD Pro Mode Fees, Swaps, and Rebates
Summary
The document explains how Bitget CFD Pro mode charges trading fees and overnight swaps. Its trading commission is a fixed amount per lot that varies by instrument, matching ECN mode; commissions are separate from the spread. Swap costs depend on direction, instrument, and interest rates, so they may be positive or negative. Rates are available through platform displays or official publications.
Rebates use the same rules as ECN mode and depend on the user’s agreed rebate rate. The comparison table distinguishes Pro’s independent quote depth from ECN raw spreads and STP’s all-in spreads, while identifying STP as the option with no explicit trading fee. It suggests weighing Pro’s potential execution benefits against its fixed commissions for large orders or slippage-sensitive strategies. However, it provides no actual fee or swap rates, execution measurements, or evidence that Pro mode improves fills enough to offset costs; traders must evaluate current instrument-specific terms themselves.
Key ideas
- Pro mode charges a fixed per-lot commission that varies by instrument and follows ECN rules.
- Swap costs depend on position direction, instrument, and interest rates, and can be gains or costs.
- Rebates follow the user’s agreed rate and use the same calculation rules as ECN mode.
- Pro uses independent quote depth, while ECN uses raw spreads and STP uses all-in spreads.
- The document recommends considering execution needs alongside explicit fees but supplies no comparative execution data.
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