LandPrime has three accounts: Standard ($10, no commission, up to 2000:1, all asset classes), ECN ($100, 0.3 pips per side commission, 1000:1, FX and commodities) and Cent (US-cent balance, no commission, up to 2000:1, FX and commodities). All three have a 30% stop-out, 50% margin call, negative balance protection and MT4/MT5. LandPrime lists spreads as 'Forex 0.9, Gold 3.0' (Standard, Cent) and 'Forex 0, Gold 1.2' (ECN) without saying whether they're minimums or averages.
The three accounts
From LandPrime’s English Standard, ECN and Cent pages, read on 2 November 2026:
| Standard | ECN | Cent | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spread (as listed) | Forex 0.9, gold 3.0 | Forex 0, gold 1.2 | Forex 0.9, gold 3.0 |
| Commission | None | 0.3 pips per side | None |
| Max leverage | 2000:1 | 1000:1 | 2000:1 |
| Asset classes | Forex, commodities, crypto, indices, stocks | Forex, commodities | Forex, commodities |
| Minimum deposit | US $10 | US $100 | US $10 (page header: $5) |
| Stop-out | 30% | 30% | 30% |
| Margin call | 50% | 50% | 50% |
| Account currency | USD, JPY | USD, JPY | USC (US cents) |
| Max volume per trade | 30 lots | 30 lots | 10,000 lots |
| Negative balance protection | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Platforms | MT4, MT5 (PC, mobile, tablet) | MT4, MT5 | MT4, MT5 |
LandPrime calls its negative balance protection the “Negative Balance Recovery System”. The Cent page shows a $5 minimum deposit in its header but US $10 in its comparison table; check the sign-up screen.
Reading the costs
LandPrime gives one spread figure per asset class per account but doesn’t say whether it’s a minimum or an average. With that caveat, on FX:
- Standard: 0.9 pips, no commission, so about $9 per standard lot on EUR/USD.
- ECN: 0 pips plus 0.3 pips per side, which is 0.6 pips round turn, about $6 per lot. LandPrime quotes the commission in pips rather than dollars, so on pairs where a pip is worth less than $10, the dollar cost is lower too.
- Cent: the same 0.9 pips as Standard, on a much smaller position size.
Gold follows the same pattern: 3.0 on Standard versus 1.2 plus commission on ECN. The account pages also show a live-quote widget; its numbers change with the market and aren’t averages, so we don’t quote them. Background: spread basics.
Who each account suits
- Standard: the only account with crypto, indices and stocks; the default for small accounts that want 2,000:1 and no commission.
- ECN: FX and commodities traders who trade often enough for a commission model to pay off; leverage is capped at 1000:1.
- Cent: practice with real money and EA testing. A $10 deposit shows as 1,000 cents, and a 1-lot trade is 1,000 currency units rather than 100,000. The 10,000-lot cap per trade reflects the cent sizing.
All three share the 30% stop-out, which closes positions earlier than brokers with 20% or 0% stop-outs: see margin level and stop-out and the stop-out calculator.
Leverage across accounts
Standard and Cent go up to 2,000:1 and ECN to 1000:1, but for FX and metals LandPrime cuts leverage automatically as equity or open position size grows, and applies 200:1 margin around major news and the weekend: LandPrime leverage.
Compare with other brokers on cent accounts and ECN accounts, or go back to the LandPrime review.
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Frequently asked questions
Which LandPrime account is cheapest to trade?
We can't say for sure because LandPrime doesn't state whether its spreads are minimums or averages. On the figures shown, ECN (0 pips plus 0.3 pips per side, 0.6 pips round turn) looks cheaper than Standard (0.9 pips) on FX.
What is LandPrime's Cent account for?
LandPrime describes it as optimised for beginners and EA testing: the balance is in US cents, so positions are 100 times smaller in dollar terms, with up to 10,000 cent lots per trade.
Which LandPrime account offers stocks and indices?
Only Standard. ECN and Cent cover forex and commodities.
What base currencies can I use?
USD or JPY on Standard and ECN; US cents (USC) on Cent.
