A standard trading account is a basic account type that allows traders to buy and sell various financial assets, such as stocks and currencies, using their own capital. It typically requires a minimum deposit and provides access to leverage, enabling traders to increase their buying power while effectively managing their investments and mitigating risks associated with trading strategies in dynamic market conditionswhile managing their investments.

A commission trading account is a type of brokerage account where traders pay a fee, known as a commission, for each trade executed. This account typically offers a range of trading options and services, allowing investors to buy and sell various financial assets while benefiting from the expertise and resources of the brokerage firm. Commission accounts can vary in fee structures, with some brokers offering lower commissions .

An STP Pro account (Straight Through Processing Professional account) is designed for experienced traders seeking direct market access and fast trade execution. In this account type, trades are routed directly to liquidity providers, ensuring minimal slippage and tighter spreads. STP Pro accounts often come with lower spreads compared to standard accounts but may charge a commission per trade on trading.