Cent
MT4 / MT5- Pricing
- Spread-based pricing
- FX: 1 lot
- 1,000 units
- Balance currency
- USC
- Symbol suffix
- c
- Symbol examples
- EURUSDc / XAUUSDc
BROKER PROFILE
An FX and CFD broker combining accounts such as Cent, Zero, Pro and Premium with research and learning tools.
An MT5 account is required
Cent and standard-sized accounts use different trading units. Check the contract size before carrying an EA lot setting across accounts.
The smallest amount required for your first deposit into this account.
Published amounts for selected MT5 accounts are compared in USD. The reference account is named on each card. Country, entity and payment-method requirements may differ; check the linked official terms. Unknown or variable amounts appear last.
This is neither required trading margin nor a recommended trading budget.
Sources checked: 2026-10-11
Costs vary by account. Compare the spread, commission and overnight swaps together, and check the broker’s current conditions before opening an account.
Cent accounts use cent-based trading units
Provides MetaTrader and its own HFM app
Publishes an economic calendar, trading calculators and learning resources
MT4 / MT5 / HFM app
Check accepted countries and the legal entity named in your account documents.
Confirm the platform, charges and funding conditions of the account you choose.
After opening, confirm the account’s attribution through the relevant official channel.
Use this page’s account-opening link when available. Confirm your country of residence and the legal entity that will provide your account.
Select MT5 as the platform, then choose the account type and base currency. Check the selected options before submitting the application.
Complete identity verification with the broker. Use the account credentials and server supplied by the broker to sign in to MT5.
Do not assume your MT4 login will work on MT5. The two platforms generally use separate accounts. Ask the broker whether you need to open an additional MT5 account; do not assume an automatic migration.
No. Listing MT5 does not verify a particular EA. Check the instrument symbol, contract specifications, minimum trade size and volume step, and test the intended setup.
These official references support the profile. Check current availability and your account documentation before relying on a feature.
(opens a new tab) (opens a new tab) (opens a new tab)Sources checked: 11 October 2026