How it works and why it converts?
MT5 Cent accounts let clients trade real markets with much smaller amounts of money. Instead of showing the balance in US dollars, MT5 displays it in US Cents (USC), where 1 USD = 100 USC. For example, a $10 deposit appears as 1,000 USC in MT5, while the PrimeXBT account still shows $10 USD.
Trade sizes are also smaller, making Cent accounts a good option for beginners, cautious traders, or anyone who wants to test MT5 or a trading strategy before committing more capital.
Core offer: Trade real markets on MT5 with smaller balances and position sizes using a Cent account.
MT5 Cent account benefits included
Benefit | Why it helps you |
Lower-value entry point | Gives beginner and cautious traders a way to start with smaller amounts, helping you reach clients who may not be ready to trade at a larger scale. |
Real market experience | Clients can learn how MT5 works and test strategies under real market conditions. |
Smaller trading volumes | 1 lot on a Cent account equals 0.01 lots on a Standard account, allowing clients to trade at a smaller scale. |
Popular markets available | Clients can trade Forex Majors and Minors, Gold, Silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum. |
Suitable for strategy testing | Existing clients can use a Cent account to test a new strategy before applying it to larger positions. |
Swap-Free and bonus support | Swap-Free and bonuses are available for Cent accounts, giving eligible clients access to features supported on other account types. |
How it works for clients
How it works for clients
Step 1 - Open an MT5 Cent account
The client opens a Cent account and funds it in USD. In MT5, the balance is displayed in USC at 1 USD = 100 USC. For example, a $10 deposit appears as 1,000 USC, while the PrimeXBT account continues to show $10 USD.Step 2 - Trade with smaller position sizes
The client can trade Forex Major and Minor pairs, Gold (XAU), Silver (XAG), Bitcoin (BTC), and Ethereum (ETH). 1 lot on a Cent account equals 0.01 lots on a Standard account. A lot size of 100,000 contracts on a Cent account represents 100,000 cents of the base currency.Step 3 - Continue trading under Cent account conditions
Cent accounts use fixed leverage. Once account equity reaches $1,000 USD, any new positions require 10x more margin. For example, leverage that was effectively 1:1000 would become 1:100 for new positions above this threshold.
Who can you attract with this campaign?
Beginner traders who want to get familiar with MT5 using smaller amounts.
Risk-conscious traders who prefer to start with lower monetary exposure.
New MT5 users who want to experience real market trading before committing more capital.
Strategy testers who want to try a new approach with smaller positions.
Existing clients looking for a lower-stakes way to trade.
Forex traders interested in Major and Minor currency pairs.
Metals traders interested in Gold and Silver.
Crypto traders interested in Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Key selling points
Trade real markets with smaller amounts.
1 USD = 100 USC in the MT5 terminal.
A $10 deposit appears as 1,000 USC in MT5.
1 Cent account lot equals 0.01 Standard account lots.
Learn MT5 using real market conditions.
Test trading strategies at a smaller scale.
Trade Forex Majors and Minors, Gold, Silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum.
Swap-Free and bonuses are available for Cent accounts.
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Need help?
If you have questions about MT5 Cent accounts, contact your Account Manager from the Dashboard. You can also share the MT5 Cent accounts Help Center article with clients who need more information about how Cent accounts work.