AMarkets slashes crypto fees until September 30
Global online broker AMarkets has announced a major reduction in cryptocurrency trading commissions, aiming to make digital asset transactions more accessible and cost-effective for clients. Effective immediately, fees have been lowered threefold — from 0.12% to just 0.04%.
- Chosen by 3 200+ local traders in the last 3 months.
- Traders earn on average 12% more per month vs other brokers.
According to information published on the broker’s website, the promotion is available to all traders until September 30, 2025.
Company strategy and benefits for traders
Founded in 2007, AMarkets has built its reputation as a multi-asset broker serving clients worldwide, known for competitive trading conditions and innovative solutions. By cutting costs on cryptocurrency transactions, the company seeks to capture a greater share of the rapidly expanding market, where investors are continuously looking for tighter spreads and lower fees.
Cryptocurrencies remain some of the most volatile and actively traded instruments in today’s financial markets. From Bitcoin and Ethereum to emerging altcoins, their appeal lies in dynamic price movements that create opportunities for both short-term traders and long-term investors. However, frequent trading is often associated with high costs, which can eat into profits. AMarkets’ fee reduction aims to address this challenge by giving traders more room to benefit from market swings.
Outlook and development
The broker emphasized that this initiative reflects its broader strategy of increasing flexibility and transparency for clients. Lower commissions not only enhance profitability for active traders but also make crypto trading more accessible for beginners starting with smaller accounts.
This step could intensify competition among brokers at a time when global demand for digital assets is on the rise. With the promotion valid through the end of September 2025, AMarkets encourages traders to take advantage of the offer while it lasts.
The company also added that clients can access its cryptocurrency services through modern trading platforms, mobile applications, and a wide range of tools designed to improve performance and risk management.
It is worth noting that AMarkets previously rolled out a major update to its mobile app, transforming it from a standard trading tool into what the company calls a “personal trading assistant.”
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