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Written by: Krisztián G. Updated: Dec 2022
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Overview of Random Capital fees and charges

It's safe to say that Random Capital's fees are low in general. They either don't charge a brokerage fee for things other brokers do charge for, or they only charge a small amount. This means that you can use Random Capital even in case you trade frequently like multiple times a week or daily.

Here's a high level overview of Random Capital's fees

Random Capital Fees snapshot
Assets Fee level Fee terms
US stock fee Low 0.2% per transaction, minimum of $2
EURUSD fee - Not available
US tech fund fee - Not available
Inactivity fee Low No inactivity fee

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Random Capital fees explained

We compare Random Capital fees with its closest competitors, Interactive Brokers and KBC Equitas.

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Random Capital trading fees

Random Capital's trading fees are low which makes it suitable for you even if you trade often (i.e. multiple times a week).

Let's break down the trading fees into the different asset classes available at Random Capital.

Trading fees

Random Capital's trading fees are low.

Stock fees and ETF fees

Random Capital has low stock trading fees.

Stock fees of a $2,000 trade
Random Capital Interactive Brokers KBC Equitas
US stock $4.0 $1.0 $8.0
UK stock - $3.7 $12.4
German stock $7.0 $3.2 $7.5

Bond fees

Random Capital has bond fees.

Bond fees of a $10,000 trade
Random Capital Interactive Brokers KBC Equitas
US Treasury bond - $5.0 -
EU government bond - $10.0 -

Futures fees

Random Capital's futures fees are .

Stock index futures fee of 10 contracts
Random Capital Interactive Brokers KBC Equitas
US micro e-mini stock index futures - $2.5 -
UK stock index futures - $21.1 -
German e-mini stock index futures - $8.6 -

Financing rates

Random Capital financing rates are .

If you want to trade on margin and prefer to hold your positions long, financing costs can be significant.

Random Capital yearly financing rates
Random Capital Interactive Brokers KBC Equitas
Apple CFD financing rate - 5.3% -
Vodafone CFD financing rate - 4.5% -
EURUSD financing rate - 2.7% -
EURGBP financing rate - 2.1% -

Leverage is a double-edged sword and can dramatically amplify your profits. It can also just as dramatically amplify your losses. Trading foreign exchange/CFDs with any level of leverage may not be suitable for all investors.

Currency conversion fee

Random Capital will charge a Currency Conversion Fee for all trades on instruments denominated in a currency different to the currency of your account. The fee is charged as the following: EUR: 0.3%, minimum: €5; USD: 0.3% minimum: $5; HUF: 0.3% minimum: HUF 1500.

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Random Capital non-trading fees

When it comes to looking at all the non-trading fees Random Capital is a cheap broker. This means that they don't charge you a lot for non-trading related activities on your trading account, like withdrawal fee.

Non-trading fees include various brokerage fees and charges at Random Capital that you pay not related to buying and selling assets. Among some others, typical non trading fees are withdrawal fee, deposit fee, inactivity fee and account fee.

A high level overview of how Random Capital stacks up in non-trading fees
Random Capital Interactive Brokers KBC Equitas
Withdrawal fee $2 $0 $5
Deposit fee $0 $0 $0
Inactivity fee No No No
Account fee No No Yes

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Random Capital deposit fee

Deposit fees are applied when you send money to your trading account from your bank account. Usually brokers don't charge money for that and Random Capital is not different: you will see the exact same amount on your brokerage account that you sent by any of the deposit methods Random Capital offers.

Random Capital deposit methods
Random Capital Interactive Brokers KBC Equitas
Bank transfer Yes Yes Yes
Credit/debit card No No No
Electronic wallets No No No
Deposit fee $0 $0 $0

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Random Capital withdrawal fee

Unfortunately, quite like the majority of the online brokers we have reviewed Random Capital does charge a withdrawal fee of $2 for the bank transfer. This means that you need to pay this amount of money when you transfer your money back to your bank account. It's up to you to decide whether this is a high amount or not as it's dependent mostly on the size of the transferred amount.

Random Capital withdrawal fees and options compared
Random Capital Interactive Brokers KBC Equitas
Bank transfer Yes Yes Yes
Credit/debit card No No No
Electronic wallets No No No
Withdrawal fee with bank transfer $2 $0 $5

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Random Capital inactivity fee

Random Capital does not apply an inactivity fee which is great because your account will not be charged even if you do not trade for a longer time period (months or years).

Author of this article

Krisztián Gátonyi

Author of this article

Krisztián has 15 years of experience in proprietary trading, mainly in the interbank currency market as a foreign exchange risk manager. Since joining BrokerChooser, he analyzed and tested 50+ brokers. He received his MSc degree in International Business from the University of Middlesex. He is also interested in real estate and dividend growth investing. His purpose is to help people find the best investment provider.

Krisztián Gátonyi

Senior Broker Expert

Krisztián has 15 years of experience in proprietary trading, mainly in the interbank currency market as a foreign exchange risk manager. Since joining BrokerChooser, he analyzed and tested 50+ brokers. He received his MSc degree in International Business from the University of Middlesex. He is also interested in real estate and dividend growth investing. His purpose is to help people find the best investment provider.

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