Payment-provider charges
A card issuer, bank or digital-wallet provider can apply its own fee, cash-advance treatment or foreign-exchange rate.
Pricing in Canadian dollars
There is no monthly platform-access fee. Plan amounts are initial trading capital, not subscription charges. Trading, conversion, spread and third-party costs are disclosed separately.
Ask an account manager to explain current costs for the products you are considering.
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Each level is shown against the same parameters. A higher funding amount increases capital at risk and does not guarantee a better result.
| Parameter | Basic | Advanced | Premium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Designed for | People beginning with guided setup | Clients using broader monitoring | Higher-volume clients needing individual service |
| Initial capital | From CAD 250 | From CAD 1,500 | From CAD 5,000 |
| Market monitoring | Core views | Expanded views and alerts | Expanded views with tailored review |
| Analytical tools | Core indicators | Advanced indicator groups | Full available tool set |
| Limits | Standard service limits | Higher eligible operating limits | Limits reviewed individually |
| Payment type and term | Capital allocation, no fixed subscription term | Capital allocation, no fixed subscription term | Capital allocation, no fixed subscription term |
| Support | Online support and account manager | Priority support and account manager | Individual support relationship |
| Monthly access fee | CAD 0 | CAD 0 | CAD 0 |
| Next step | Discuss Basic | Discuss Advanced | Discuss Premium |
The exact applicable amount is shown before confirmation when the service or provider makes it determinable.
| Cost type | Fee or range | How it applies |
|---|---|---|
| Account opening | Free | No separate fee to create the account request. |
| Account maintenance | Free | No recurring platform-access charge. |
| Platform custody charge | Free | A third-party custodian may disclose its own cost where applicable. |
| Trading fee | Up to 0.58% per transaction | Depends on the instrument, provider and order conditions. |
| Currency conversion | Up to 1.50% | Can apply when transaction currency differs from account currency. |
| Foreign-exchange spread | From 0.8 pips | Varies with the pair, liquidity and volatility. |
| Inactivity fee | Free | No inactivity charge from Adroite Capitorc. |
Payment providers, transaction venues, banks and networks may charge amounts that Adroite Capitorc does not control. These should be shown by the relevant provider before completion wherever possible.
A card issuer, bank or digital-wallet provider can apply its own fee, cash-advance treatment or foreign-exchange rate.
Some digital-asset transfers can involve a network fee that changes with demand. A broker or venue may also apply an instrument-specific cost.
Tax consequences depend on the client and transaction. We do not provide personal tax advice.
Adroite Capitorc does not charge a deposit or withdrawal fee for the methods listed on the Deposit and Withdrawal Methods page. A provider can still apply its own charge. Card returns commonly take one to five business days, bank transfers one to three business days and supported wallet requests up to 24 hours after approval.
Minimum and maximum transaction limits depend on method, verification status, provider rules and risk review. A large or unusual request can require source-of-funds or destination confirmation. Processing estimates begin after required information is received, not necessarily when the first request is submitted.
A plan amount is capital exposed to market movement. It is not a membership payment and is not protected from loss by the absence of a monthly fee. Spreads and percentage charges affect net results, particularly where transactions are frequent or currency conversion is repeated.
Review the complete confirmation before each transaction. If the displayed cost is unclear, stop and ask support. A verbal description should not replace the written amount shown by the provider responsible for the transaction.