Valetax Account Types: Cent, Standard, ECN and PRO

Valetax has six live account types, all in USD. Cent, Standard, Booster and Bonus start at $8, ECN at $50 and PRO at $500. Only ECN charges a commission ($4), in exchange for spreads from 0.0 pips. Standard and Cent start at 1.2 pips, PRO at 0.6 pips, and Booster and Bonus at 2.0 pips. Every account lists no swaps, a 60% margin call and a 30% stop out.

All Six Accounts Side by Side

Which Account Fits Which Trader

• Cent: for testing a strategy or an EA with real money but tiny size. One lot is 1,000 units, so a 0.01 lot is 10 units. Detail: Valetax cent account.
• Standard: the default. $8 to start, all-in spread pricing, the largest instrument list (52).
• ECN: for active traders who prefer raw spreads plus a fixed commission. Valetax's page shows "$4" without saying whether that is per side or per round turn, so confirm in the contract specification before you compare it with other brokers.
• PRO: commission-free spreads from 0.6 pips, but a $500 minimum.
• Booster: wider spreads (from 2.0 pips) built around rebates for you and traders you refer.
• Bonus: for clients using Valetax deposit bonuses; MT4 only, 1:500 cap, 20 instruments, and energies are not listed.

Spreads vs Commission: a Quick Cost Check

"From" spreads are minimums. A fair test is to open a demo for Standard and ECN, then note the EUR/USD and XAU/USD spread at the hours you trade. On ECN, add the commission. If ECN's average spread plus commission is lower than Standard's average spread, ECN is cheaper for you.

Rules That Apply to Every Account

• Leverage falls as equity grows and is cut around rollover and major news. Detail: Valetax leverage.
• Orders kept open under 30 seconds can be treated as abusive scalping under the FSC terms.
• Dormant SVG accounts pay $15 a month after 3 months with no deposit or trade.

Before you open any Valetax account, check the entity: accounts are held by Valetax International Limited (FSC Mauritius, offshore) or Valetax Global Limited (an SVG registration, not a dealing licence). Valetax is on the SC Malaysia and Thai SEC alert lists, and it does not serve the US or Singapore. Full detail: Is Valetax safe?

Related: Valetax review · Valetax minimum deposit · ECN vs STP brokers

Official sources: Valetax account types (valetax.com) · Valetax payment methods (valetax.com) · Valetax about and regulation (valetax.com)

Valetax Account Types: Your Questions Answered

Which Valetax account is best for beginners?

Standard or Cent. Both start at $8 with no commission. Cent shows the balance in cents and uses 1,000-unit lots, so losses per trade are very small.

Does the Valetax ECN account charge commission?

Yes, $4 according to the account page, with spreads from 0.0 pips. Check your contract specification to see whether the $4 is per side or per round turn.

Which Valetax accounts work on MT5?

Cent, Standard, ECN, PRO and Booster work on MT4 and MT5. The Bonus account is MT4 only.

Sources checked 2026-10-03: valetax.com account-types pages (Cent, Standard, ECN, Booster, Bonus, PRO), payment-methods, how-to-deposit, trading-platforms, copy-trading and about pages; regulatory footer; Valetax International Limited Terms of Business (FSC) and Valetax Global Limited SVG Terms of Business (Nov 2025); SC Malaysia Investor Alert List; Thai SEC investor alert list. We did not open a funded account for this article.

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