Tickmill account types explained (2026)

Tickmill's spreads: "0.0 pips (Raw); 1.6 pips (Classic)". Its commission: "$3 per lot per side (Raw); $3.5 per lot per side on TradingView Raw; none on Classic". A "from" spread is the lowest the broker shows, not what you pay most of the time. To compare two accounts fairly, add the spread cost and the round-turn commission for one lot; the cost per lot calculator does it in a few seconds.

• Fewer, longer trades: the spread matters less than swaps and simplicity; a commission-free account keeps the costs in one number.
• Many short trades: the spread is paid on every trade, so a raw-spread account with commission often costs less per lot. Check with the calculator before you decide.
• Small first account: start with the account that has the lowest minimum deposit (Tickmill: "$100 (all account types; may vary by base currency)") and a demo first.
• Swap-free: Tickmill says: "Yes: any Classic or Raw account can be converted to an Islamic (swap-free) account".

Tickmill lists: MT4, MT5, TradingView, Tickmill Trader, Tickmill App. Not every account is available on every platform; Tickmill's account pages say which.

Which Tickmill company opens your account depends on where you live. If you live in the EU, the UK, Australia, South Africa, Kenya, the UAE or Qatar, our link only goes to a Tickmill entity licensed for your country, and where there is none we show no link. We show no sign-up links at all in countries where promoting offshore brokers is not allowed. Check each licence on the regulator's register before you deposit.

Tickmill publishes that 68% of its retail CFD accounts lose money. Before you choose, put Tickmill next to its closest rivals: Tickmill vs Exness, Tickmill vs HFM, Tickmill vs Eightcap. Our country pages list Tickmill for South Africa, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy.