Common use of FEES, COSTS AND CHARGES Clause in Contracts

FEES, COSTS AND CHARGES. The Client undertakes to pay the Company the commissions and fees stated on the website of the Company under Trading Conditions. The commissions and the fees might be different for the Client introduced by an Introducing Broker. The Company is entitled to debit the Client’s account with any value added tax, or any other tax, contribution or charge which may be payable as a result of any Transaction which concerns the Client. These charges include, but are not limited to, the following: settlement and exchange fees, regulatory levies or legal fees. The Company is not responsible for paying Client’s tax obligations in relation to possible income tax or similar taxes imposed on him by his jurisdiction on profits and/or for trading in Financial Instruments. The Company is also entitled to debit the Client’s account for extraordinary expenses resulting from the Agreement between the Client and the Company. Examples of extraordinary expenses are transaction confirmations, account statements in hardcopy in situations where this information is provided electronically, courier and postal charges, dispatch of reminders in the case of non- execution by the Client, charges in relation to requests from the authorities. This list is not exhaustive. These charges might be in the form of fixed amounts or in the form of hourly rates or a combination of both. Fees are also applicable for the withdrawals and the online card payment as stipulated on the respective pages of the Company website. The Company may change its commissions, costs, spreads and financing fees from time to time without providing prior notice to the Client.

FEES, COSTS AND CHARGES. The Client undertakes to pay the Company the commissions and fees stated on the website of the Company under Trading Conditions. The commissions and the fees might be different for the Client introduced by an Introducing Broker. The Company is entitled to debit the Client’s account with any value added tax, or any other tax, contribution or charge which may be payable as a result of any Transaction which concerns confirms the Client. These charges include, but are not limited to, the following: settlement and exchange fees, regulatory levies or legal fees. The Company is not responsible for paying Client’s tax obligations in relation to possible income tax or similar taxes imposed on him by his jurisdiction on profits and/or for trading in Financial Instruments. The Company is also entitled to debit the Client’s account for extraordinary expenses resulting from the Agreement between the Client and the Company. Examples of extraordinary expenses are transaction confirmations, account statements in hardcopy in situations where this information is provided electronically, courier and postal charges, dispatch of reminders in the case of non- execution by the Client, charges in relation to requests from the authorities. This list is not exhaustive. These charges might be in the form of fixed amounts or in the form of hourly rates or a combination of both. Fees are also applicable for the withdrawals and the online card payment as stipulated on the respective pages of the Company website. The Company may change its commissions, costs, spreads and financing fees from time to time without providing prior notice to the Client.

FEES, COSTS AND CHARGES. The Client undertakes to pay the Company the commissions and fees stated on the website of the Company under Trading Conditions. The commissions and the fees might be different for the Client introduced by an Introducing Broker. The Company is entitled to debit the Client’s account with any value added tax, or any other tax, contribution or charge which may be payable as a result of any Transaction which concerns the Client. These charges include, but are not limited to, the following: settlement and exchange fees, regulatory levies or legal fees. The Company is not responsible for paying Client’s tax obligations in relation to possible income tax or similar taxes imposed on him by his jurisdiction on profits and/or for trading in Financial Instruments. The Company is also entitled to debit the Client’s account for extraordinary expenses resulting from the Agreement between the Client and the Company. Examples of extraordinary expenses are transaction confirmations, account statements in hardcopy in situations ituations where this information is provided electronically, courier and postal charges, dispatch of reminders in the case of non- execution by the Client, charges in relation to requests from the authorities. This list is not exhaustive. These charges might be in the form of fixed amounts or in the form of hourly rates or a combination of both. Fees are also applicable for the withdrawals and the online card payment as stipulated on the respective pages of the Company website. The Company may change its commissions, costs, spreads and financing fees from time to time without providing prior notice to the Client.