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Capital.com Completely Removes Inactivity Fee


The popular investment platform Capital.com has announced a major and highly pro-consumer update to its offering. The broker has officially completely removed the inactivity fee from all client trading accounts. This change applies regardless of the accumulated account balance.

Key Takeaways:

  • No more inactivity fees: Capital.com clients will no longer be charged any hidden costs for taking a break from trading.
  • Unconditional: The zero-fee policy applies to every client, no matter how large (or small) their account balance is.
  • Immediate implementation: The change is already in effect and applies to both current and newly registered accounts.

Breaking the Market Standard – The Broker Steps Ahead

Most Forex and CFD brokers on the market still penalize users for not placing trades. Typically, after 3 to 6 months without opening a new position, an automatic administrative fee ranging from $10 to $50 per month is deducted from the client’s account. Capital.com’s decision to completely abandon this practice is a bold move that significantly boosts the broker’s competitiveness.

By eliminating this fee, investors gain complete freedom. You can now take a break from the markets during periods of high uncertainty, without the pressure of your inactive funds being slowly drained by administrative costs.

What Does This Mean for Current and New Clients?

For those who already have an account on the Capital.com platform, this change is applied automatically – you do not need to contact support or update your account settings. Simply put, inactivity fees will no longer be charged to your balance.

For traders who are currently looking for a broker (especially those who trade sporadically or build long-term positions), Capital.com’s offer has just become one of the most transparent and user-friendly options in the CFD market.

Author : Albert Czajkowski

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