Amber Markets offers three live account structures structured for different trading volumes and experience levels. Each forex account follows defined trading conditions, so traders can choose based on pricing, leverage, and execution needs.
The ECN forex account suits traders starting live trading with clear pricing and manageable entry requirements.
ECN Pro forex account is structured for traders who trade more frequently and prefer tighter pricing.
ECN Liquidity is intended for professional traders who require institutional-style pricing and execution.
A forex demo account is available to practice trading strategies and platform features before moving to a live account. Market pricing and order behaviour reflect real conditions, making the transition to a live forex account smoother.
For traders who require interest-free trading, swap-free conditions are available on eligible accounts. An Islamic forex account or swap-free account removes overnight interest charges while keeping the same pricing and execution structure.
Each account is structured around trading volume and pricing needs. ECN is designed for lower entry with wider spreads, ECN Pro offers tighter spreads for more active trading, and ECN Liquidity provides near-zero spreads with commission for higher-volume activity.
The minimum deposit depends on the account type. ECN starts at $100, ECN Pro at $5,000, and ECN Liquidity at $25,000.
ECN Liquidity provides the tightest pricing, with spreads starting from 0.0 pips. ECN Pro and ECN accounts offer wider spreads based on their structure.
No. Commission is only applied on the ECN Liquidity account. ECN and ECN Pro accounts operate without commission.
ECN and ECN Pro accounts offer leverage up to 1:400, while ECN Liquidity is set up to 1:100.
Yes. A demo account is available, allowing traders to test strategies and understand platform behavior under real market conditions.
Yes. Swap-free conditions are available on eligible accounts for traders who require interest-free trading, while keeping the same pricing structure.
The choice depends on trading frequency, capital, and pricing preference. Lower deposit accounts provide easier access, while higher-tier accounts offer tighter pricing and different execution conditions.
