
Based on Trustpilot
Leverage, commission and available assets on iFunds accounts. Leverage is the same on every account size and every program, commission is $0 on all 60 published symbols, and swap free is the default rather than a paid extra.
Checked against iFunds on 29 July 2026
iFunds sells one paid add-on, an extra Challenge attempt. The higher profit split is free rather than sold, and the promotional credits below are granted rather than bought. There is no published way to change the maximum loss or split on a running instant account other than at scaling.
Leverage is 1:100 on FX majors, FX crosses, spot indices, futures indices, energies and silver, 1:200 on gold, 1:25 on FX exotics and 1:10 on cryptocurrencies. The pricing table headline says leverage up to 1:100, which does not match the 1:200 the help centre publishes for gold. A tooltip adds that leverage changes dynamically with the trader risk level.
Commission is $0 on every published instrument, and swaps are $0 on every published instrument. There is no swap rate card because no instrument carries a swap.
The tradable list runs to 60 symbols: 7 FX majors, 21 FX minors, 5 FX exotics, 4 cryptocurrencies, 2 metals, 12 spot indices, 5 futures indices and 4 energies. Marketing also names stocks, but no single name equities appear in the list.
Spreads are not published for any instrument, and the broker or liquidity provider behind the accounts is not named.
1:100 on FX majors and crosses, spot indices, futures indices, energies and silver. Gold is 1:200, FX exotics 1:25 and cryptocurrencies 1:10. Leverage does not change with account size or program.
No. Commission is $0 on all 60 published symbols, across every account size.
Yes. Swaps are $0 on every published instrument by default, and swap free is not sold as an add-on.
Instant funded accounts are created on MetaTrader 5. Challenges are taken on the iFunds Web Trader, the firm's own web platform, so the Challenge and the funded account are not traded on the same software.
The homepage names stocks among the tradable markets, but the symbols page lists no single name equities. The only equity exposure published is through index CFDs.