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  • Tailored Account Options for Every Trader
    Your funds are stored in segregated accounts across multiple tier-1 banks for enhanced security and reliability.
  • Tight Spreads for Cost-Effective Trading
    Experience industry-leading low spreads with ZENIT – trade major forex pairs, starting from 0 pips, ensuring cost-effective and highly competitive trading conditions.
  • Deep Liquidity & Transparent Pricing
    At ZENIT, we ensure tight spreads and deep market Tier-1 liquidity. We believe in clear and upfront pricing, so you always know what you're paying with no surprises.
What are Spreads?
In forex trading, the spread refers to the difference between the bid price and the ask price of a currency pair. The bid price is the price at which a trader can sell a currency, while the ask price is the price at which a trader can buy a currency. The spread is usually measured in pips, which is the smallest unit of measurement in forex trading.
Forex CFD
Trade in the world’s most liquid market with competitive spreads and your desired leverage.
Crypto CFD
Enjoy 24/7 trading on popular digital assets, including Bitcoin and Ethereum, with swap-free options.
Share CFD
Speculate on the price movements of leading global companies without owning the underlying assets and less capital requirements.
Spot Metal CFD
Trade gold and silver with tight spreads and high liquidity, ideal for hedging and investing.
Energy CFD
Access the energy market by trading oil and gas CFDs with competitive pricing and leverage options.
Indices CFD
Invest in global stock indices, tracking major sectors such as tech, finance, and industry.
Why Do Low Spreads Matter?
More Profit Potential
With tighter spreads, you pay less to enter and exit trades, keeping more of your hard-earned money.
Better Execution
Low spreads reduce slippage, ensuring your trades are executed at the best possible price.
Cost-Effective Trading
Whether you‘re scalping, day trading, or holding long-term positions, low spreads help you save on transaction costs.
Our Swap Rates

What are swap rates?

Swaps are holding a rebate or cost on overnight open trades that are calculated daily and derived from the relevant interbank differentials.


Swaps can be either a positive (debit) or negative (credit) to your trade‘ daily profit and loss depending on whether you are long or short and what the interest rates are between the relevant currency pair.

How Do ZENIT Swap Rates Work?
Swap rates are applied daily at 00:00 server time. They only apply to positions held overnight—not for intraday trades.


Some currency pairs may have negative swaps on both long and short positions due to interest rate conditions.


On Wednesdays, a triple swap rate is charged to account for the weekend when markets are closed Swap fees are automatically converted into your account’s base currency on MetaTrader 4 (MT4) and MetaTrader 5 (MT5).

How Are Forex Swap Rates Calculated?
Swap rates are calculated automatically on ZENIT's MetaTrader platforms. You can access our Forex swap rate calculator to get an accurate estimation of your Forex transactions.

However, traders can manually estimate swaps using this formula:

Swap Rate×Lots (Volume)×Number of Nights=Swap(in base currency)
Where Can I Check the Latest Swap Rates?
ZENIT updates swap rates daily based on market conditions

  • MT4 and MT5 (swap rates are visible in the trading platform).
  • ZENIT WebTrader (view swap details in the instrument specification window).
Spreads will vary based on market conditions, including volatility, available liquidity, and other factors. Typical spreads may not be available for Managed Accounts and accounts referred by an Introducing Broker. MetaTrader spreads may vary. The “Typical” spreads for pairs noted above represent the median spread available and the “As low as” spreads represent the minimum spread available during the previous full calendar month between the first and last trading day of that month. Refer to the last updated date to understand what month the data is representing.
Frequently Asked Questions

No, ZENIT is not entirely free but it offers low-cost trading. While there's no fee to sign up or open an account, you may incur spreads, commissions, or swap/overnight fees, depending on the account type and instrument traded.

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