What does one EUR/USD round turn actually cost at Land Prime once the account tier is named?
Land Prime Ltd prints two schedules on the English account cards and a third figure on the quote board. The Standard card, for MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5, lists a forex spread of 0.9 and a commission of zero. The ECN card lists a forex spread of 0 and a commission of 0.3 pips per side. On one standard lot, where a pip of EUR/USD is worth 10 US dollars, those cards come to 9.00 dollars and 6.00 dollars. The public board, read on 7 November 2026, showed a bid equal to the ask and a spread cell of 0.0, with the commission field empty. Pricing the round turn off that cell would produce a zero cost. The cards and the board are describing different tickets.
Two peers, opened the same day from their own pages, put a raw-style one-lot round turn a little higher and document it more carefully. Pepperstone Markets Limited shows an August 2026 EUR/USD Razor average of 0.1 pips and a MetaTrader commission of 3.50 dollars per standard lot per side, which is 8.00 dollars all-in on a USD account. Tickmill Europe Ltd shows a typical EUR/USD spread of 0.1 and a Raw commission of 3 dollars per side, which is 7.00 dollars once that typical spread is added. The dollar gap across the three paths is small, and the kind of number inside each bar is what carries the comparison.
Updated 7 November 2026, from the broker pages named in each section below.
What the English cards actually price
The English footer names Land Prime Ltd as a Mauritius Global Business and Investment Dealer, Financial Services Commission licence GB24203734, and says landprime.com is owned and operated by that company. It then names Land Prime (SVG), international business company 23627 IBC 2016, at Suite 305, Griffith Corporate Centre, Beachmont, PO Box 1510, Kingstown. Every figure below is tied to the Mauritius entity and to the English pages read on 7 November 2026.
Three cards sit on the account-type page. Standard lists forex, commodities, cryptocurrency, indices and stocks, a 10 dollar minimum, leverage of 2000:1, a forex spread of 0.9, a gold spread of 3.0, zero commission, and negative-balance recovery. ECN lists forex and commodities only, a 100 dollar minimum, leverage of 1000:1, a forex spread of 0, a gold spread of 1.2, and 0.3 pips per side in commission. Cent repeats the 0.9 forex spread, the zero commission, the 10 dollar minimum and the 2000:1 leverage, on forex and commodities. Standard and ECN detail pages add MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5, a 30 percent stop-out, a 50 percent margin call, USD and JPY balances, and a 30-lot maximum on one trade.
Cent is a third zero-commission tier with the same 0.9 forex label. The page leaves the cent contract size unstated, so the dollar figures below stay with one standard lot on Standard or ECN, and the cent card stays in pips. An INFINOX note on this site shows how a marked-up spread and a separate commission can share one ticket on another brand. The Land Prime numbers here come only from Land Prime's pages.
From pips to a one-lot dollar figure
EUR/USD is quoted in US dollars per euro. A standard lot is 100,000 units of the base currency, and a pip is 0.0001, so one pip on one lot is worth 10 dollars. Land Prime prints the ECN charge in pips, which means that pip value has to be supplied before the ticket can sit beside a broker that prints dollars.
On the Standard card the forex spread is 0.9 and the commission is zero. A round turn crosses that spread once, bought at the ask and sold at the bid if the spread holds still. Multiply 0.9 by 10 dollars and the same-day dealing cost, before any rollover, is 9.00 dollars.
On the ECN card the forex spread is printed as 0 and the commission is 0.3 pips on each side. The two sides come to 0.6 pips, and 0.6 times 10 dollars is 6.00 dollars. While the spread stays at the printed zero, the commission is the whole dealing cost. Widen that spread to 0.4 pips during the trade and the round turn becomes 10 dollars, dearer than Standard. The 6.00 dollar figure holds the spread at the single label the card prints.
The tier has to be named first because the cards are different products. Standard keeps cryptocurrency, indices and stocks at 0.9 with zero commission, while ECN drops those classes, prints a zero forex spread and adds 0.6 pips round turn. A JPY balance at Land Prime still owes those pips. Pepperstone converts its 3.50 dollar commission at spot on a non-USD account, so the two charges drift apart as that rate moves.
A bid that matches the ask
On 7 November 2026 the schedule and the board disagreed widely enough to throw the homepage cell out of the cost. The English homepage showed EUR/USD at a bid of 1.11382 and an ask of 1.11382, spread 0.0, and printed GBP/USD, USD/JPY, EUR/GBP and XAU/USD the same way. The Standard page repeated 1.11382 on both sides. The ECN page showed 1.11373 against 1.11373, still at 0.0. A live book can touch a zero spread for a moment. Five symbols across two account pages, with a second print a fraction away and the bid glued to the ask each time, are a display.
The forex page's Standard tab, the only tab in the page source on this read, carries a quote object with those same 1.11382 prices, spread 0.0, leverage 2000, a blank commission and a blank quote-time field. Swap long is −0.85 and swap short is 0.14. The object tags the swap currency as USD, while the column heading reads as pips, so the overnight line stays unconverted until the unit is settled. On the tier the page labels Standard, the spread cell is 0.0 and the commission cell is empty.
A request to /trading/spread_swap on 7 November 2026 returned a 308 redirect to /account-type, then a 307 redirect to the English account-type page. The cards name the tier and the commission. The board names a bid and an ask that match. Until one row carries all three, the 0.0 cell stays off the cost.
Session boundaries move spreads on other pairs, so one homepage cell would stay a thin basis even with a genuine bid and ask. The Land Prime cards publish one forex number per tier, in place of an EUR/USD average over a named month.
Pepperstone Markets Limited, on an August window
Pepperstone Markets Limited, company 177174 B, licence SIA-F217, sits at #1 Pineapple House, Old Fort Bay, Nassau, under the Securities Commission of The Bahamas. The global English pairs page carries that footer and a line that 80 percent of retail CFD accounts lose money with the provider. An earlier Pepperstone review on this site is a previous write-up, and the figures here come from the live pairs page alone.
On the pairs-and-spreads page, EUR/USD shows a Razor minimum of 0, a Razor average of 0.1, a Standard minimum of 1 and a Standard average of 1.1. The footnote says the spreads were generated from 1 August 2026 through 31 August 2026, across all sessions, including the rollover. That window closed more than two months before this read, so treating 0.1 as the spread on 7 November would go beyond the page.
Commission is quoted per one standard FX lot per side. MetaTrader 4 and 5 list 2.25 pounds, 3.50 US dollars, 2.60 euros and 3.30 Swiss francs, while cTrader lists 3.00 dollars per side and TradingView and the Pepperstone platform list 3.50 dollars. A non-USD account converts the dollar charge at spot, and a size under one lot is scaled. Standard forex on that page carries zero commission. Share-CFD rates stay out of the EUR/USD sum.
The comparable ticket is Razor on MetaTrader in USD, the platforms Land Prime names. An average of 0.1 pips is 1.00 dollar, and 3.50 dollars per side is 7.00 dollars round turn, so the August all-in figure is 8.00 dollars, or 7.00 dollars at a zero spread. Standard is 11.00 dollars at the 1.1 average. Land Prime's English cards omit cTrader, so the chart keeps Pepperstone's 3.50 dollar MetaTrader rate rather than the 6.00 dollar cTrader round turn.
Tickmill Europe Ltd on the day of the read
Tickmill Europe Ltd is authorised by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission, CIF 278/15, at Spyrou Kyprianou 77, 5th floor, 3076 Limassol, with a BaFin registration of 146511 also in the footer. The retail-loss line on these pages is 74 percent. The site sent this session to the European URLs, so the cost below is the Cyprus firm's.
The Raw account page says spreads start from 0.0 pips and the commission is 3 dollars per lot per side on FX and precious metals, or the account-currency equivalent. Its own example is one EUR/USD lot of 100,000 euro: 3 dollars per side and 6 dollars round turn. That example prices the commission and leaves the spread as an extra with a floor at zero.
The spreads-and-swaps page, fetched the same day, lists EUR/USD at a minimum of 0, a typical spread of 0.1, a long swap of −6.23 and a short swap of 3.1. The table follows a line about spreads from 0.0 pips on Raw, and a note says the charts show raw spreads on every account, with Classic clients told to add their own wider spread back. On that reading 0.1 is the raw typical. Classic's floor of 1.6 pips with zero commission is a dearer ticket and stays off the chart.
A typical spread of 0.1 pips is 1.00 dollar and the commission is 6.00 dollars round turn, so the all-in figure used here is 7.00 dollars for one lot on Tickmill Europe Ltd, Raw, MetaTrader. That pairs a typical spread from the retrieval date with the firm's own EUR/USD commission example.
Reading the three bars
The chart puts the three raw-style round turns in dollars per one standard lot of EUR/USD. Land Prime Ltd, ECN, MetaTrader, on the published forex spread of 0 plus 0.6 pips of commission, is 6.00 dollars. Tickmill Europe Ltd, Raw, on a typical spread of 0.1 plus 6 dollars of commission, is 7.00 dollars. Pepperstone Markets Limited, Razor, MetaTrader, USD, on the August average spread of 0.1 plus 7 dollars of commission, is 8.00 dollars.
Land Prime leads by a dollar against Tickmill and by two dollars against Pepperstone, and the lead is fragile in a way the other bars avoid. Pepperstone's 0.1 has a start date and an end date. Tickmill's 0.1 is labelled typical, beside a minimum of 0. Land Prime's zero is a label on a card, while the board shows 0.0 only because both prices are the same number. Shift the ECN spread from 0 to the peers' 0.1 and the Land Prime round turn becomes 7.00 dollars, level with Tickmill. The ranking depends on a spread the public board fails to show.
Land Prime Standard at 0.9 is 9.00 dollars against Pepperstone Standard at 11.00 dollars on the August average, and that 2 dollar gap has the same weakness: 0.9 is a label beside a board that reads 0.0. A tastyfx and FOREX.com comparison is a reminder that the legal entity belongs with the price, which here means the Bahamas footer and the Cyprus footer on the pages that were opened.
The second bill, and a contract that disagrees
A same-day round turn meets the spread and the commission. A ticket held through the night meets a swap as well. Land Prime's Standard quote object lists EUR/USD swap long at −0.85 and swap short at 0.14, tags the currency as USD, and sits under a heading that says pips. Those two unit labels refuse one dollar conversion, and the ECN and Cent tabs stayed out of the page source, so their swaps remain unpublished on this read.
Tickmill lists the same pair at −6.23 long and 3.1 short, and describes swap as a per-lot charge at 00:00 platform time, tripled on Wednesday because the value date skips the weekend. Pepperstone's pairs page omits a swap column, so the chart stops at the dealing round turn rather than inventing a Pepperstone overnight figure.
RelatedHF Markets vs Pepperstone on a Single EUR/USD Ticket
The client agreement, a contract with Land Prime Ltd, pulls away from the ECN card. Section 18 says the customer pays whatever brokerage and commission the firm sets, that the firm may change those charges without advance notice, and that commission is currently absent across trading accounts, with the website named as the living schedule. The website now prints 0.3 pips per side on ECN. Both documents were open on 7 November 2026, and they describe two commission policies.
The same agreement allows a leverage change without advance notice, including on open positions. Objections go to Glenville Drive, Kingstown, PO Box 2744, in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, a third address beside the Mauritius licence and the SVG company's Beachmont office. Which company stands behind a ticket is the question those three addresses force.
Leverage on the English cards is 2000:1 for Standard and Cent, and 1000:1 for ECN. The firm's Japanese account, @landprime_jp, posted on 5 April 2026 a step-down the English card omits: 2000:1 up to 4,999 dollars of equity, 1000:1 from 5,000, 500:1 from 30,000, 200:1 from 50,000, and 100:1 down toward 50:1 from 100,000, with a further condition tied to lots. On that post, the 2000:1 printed for Standard is a ceiling for a small balance.
📊 レバレッジ変更ポリシーについて
— Land Prime【公式】 (@landprime_jp) April 5, 2026
Land Primeでは、口座のリスク管理の一環として
有効証拠金（Equity）や保有ポジション量に応じて 最大レバレッジが自動調整されます。
📌 主な基準
・証拠金が増えるほどレバレッジは段階的に調整
・保有Lot数に応じても適用条件あり
例👇
・〜4,999 USD：最大… pic.twitter.com/6yzAiK9FNl
The homepage also claims execution in 0.0035 seconds, a success rate above 99 percent, a negative-balance reset and opening in about three minutes, while the Standard page cites more than 200,000 traders. Those lines are service claims from the firm, and unlike Pepperstone's August window they attach a sample period to none of the spread figures.
Where that leaves the rating
The rating on this page is 3.2 out of 5, and it scores how completely a visitor can price one EUR/USD round turn from public pages, with execution left unmeasured.
In Land Prime's favour, the English site names the Mauritius company, prints licence GB24203734, and gives each card a forex spread, a commission, a platform, a deposit, a stop-out and a margin call. On those schedules the ECN path at 6.00 dollars sits inside Tickmill's 7.00 and Pepperstone's 8.00, and the pip commission moves onto a JPY balance without the spot conversion Pepperstone describes.
The score stays at 3.2 because the board shows a bid equal to the ask, the spread-and-swap URL redirects away from a shared row, and the client agreement still calls commission absent while ECN charges 0.3 pips per side. Leverage of 2000:1 can be changed under the contract, ECN drops indices, stocks and crypto, and a dated EUR/USD average is absent. If that ECN spread is truly zero, Land Prime is the cheapest raw-style ticket in this set. If the spread received looks like the peers' 0.1, the lead shrinks to a dollar against Pepperstone and disappears against Tickmill. Averaging the Standard card's 9.00 dollars with the board's 0.0 would invent a third number.
Questions the schedule still leaves open
Which Land Prime tier is the EUR/USD ticket on?
The English account page names Standard, ECN and Cent. Standard and Cent publish a forex spread of 0.9 with zero commission, and Standard names MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5. ECN publishes a forex spread of 0 and a commission of 0.3 pips per side, on a book limited to forex and commodities. The homepage strip prints 0.0 beside EUR/USD and leaves the tier off that row, so the round-turn figure comes from the card that names the account.
Why does a printed spread of 0.0 fail as a cost?
On 7 November 2026 the Standard table showed EUR/USD at 1.11382 on both the bid and the ask, with the spread at 0.0 and the commission field empty. The ECN page showed 1.11373 on both sides. A zero spread works as a price only when both sides are genuine quotes and the tier commission sits beside them. The old spread-and-swap address now redirects to those cards.
Where does the Pepperstone Razor lot land beside that schedule?
Pepperstone Markets Limited lists a EUR/USD Razor average of 0.1 pips for 1 to 31 August 2026, and 3.50 dollars per standard lot per side on MetaTrader for a USD account. That is 7.00 dollars of commission plus 1.00 dollar of average spread, 8.00 dollars before any swap. The figure is a month-long average from the pairs page, separate from the Land Prime board read on 7 November and from any earlier review on this site.
What a later print would have to show
The open question is whether the next public EUR/USD row from Land Prime Ltd will carry a bid, an ask and the commission of a named tier on the same line, or whether the 0.9 pip Standard card, the 0.6 pip ECN commission and the 0.0 board will keep describing three different tickets.
Foreign exchange and CFD trading can put an entire deposit at risk. Licence numbers, spreads, commissions and swaps above were taken from the firms' own pages on 7 November 2026 and can be changed by those firms on terms a reader may find abrupt. Nothing on this page is a recommendation to open an account, to choose a tier, or to hold a position.