McCortex OI

Straightforward Pricing, No Hidden Fees

  • No Licence Fee to Trade McCortex OI carries no licence fee, no account opening charge and no cost simply to hold your balance, so every dollar you fund goes toward trading capital, not platform overhead.
  • Only Your Trading Capital at Risk There is no separate platform charge beyond the funds you choose to trade with, so your account balance reflects market activity alone rather than deductions for using the workspace itself.
  • Comfortable Starting Range A starting balance of 200 to 400 USD gives most traders enough room to test a strategy under realistic conditions before committing additional capital to the workspace.
  • Room to Diversify at Scale Funding your account with 500 USD or more opens the door to running several strategies at once, spreading exposure across different markets and directions rather than a single position.
  • Costs Tied Only to Trading Any commission or spread you encounter comes from executing trades in the market itself, not from a subscription or membership charge levied for access to the workspace.

Pricing

What the workspace costs to use

McCortex OI pricing starts with a straightforward premise: the platform itself carries no cost. There is no licence fee to open an account, no subscription to access the strategy library, and no charge simply for holding a balance on the platform. You will not find a commission structure buried in a table of tiers, nor a menu of add-ons required to unlock core functionality. The workspace, the strategy library, execution engine, and reporting tools sit behind the same access, without a separate pricing and fees page hidden behind a paywall.

This reflects how the product is built. Because strategies run on our servers rather than on your device, the cost of operating the workspace is not passed on to you as a subscription. What you see when you log in is what is available: deploy a strategy, set risk limits, monitor positions, adjust as needed. There is no premium tier that grants faster execution or better risk controls; every account operates on the same infrastructure.

That said, pricing on a trading platform is never only about what the platform itself charges. Markets have their own mechanics, and moving capital in and out of a position always involves some friction, whether through spreads or through the price movement between the moment an order is placed and the moment it fills. We do not publish a fixed spread table, because spreads are a function of market conditions rather than a platform fee we set. What we can say plainly is that McCortex OI does not add a separate commission on top of that market mechanic. The cost of using the workspace is, in practical terms, the cost of the market itself.

Where the real cost sits: the capital you put at risk

Once you look past the absence of licence fees and subscription charges, the real financial question is not what the platform costs but how much capital you choose to expose to the market. Every strategy you deploy interacts with live prices, and the capital behind that strategy is the only place where meaningful cost or gain can occur. This is worth stating clearly, because it is easy to focus on fees and overlook the larger variable.

Trading digital assets carries substantial risk, including the total loss of capital. That is not a caveat we bury in fine print. It sits at the center of how we think about pricing, because no platform fee, spread, or commission structure changes the fact that markets move against positions as often as they move in favor of them. Past performance and any illustrative figures do not guarantee future results, and nothing on this website is investment advice. Your decisions about deposits, position sizing, and which strategies to run are the decisions that actually determine your outcome.

We built the risk gate into the execution process for this reason. Limits are applied before an order is placed, not after, so that the exposure you accept is the exposure you intended. But no risk control removes market risk itself. Understanding this distinction, between the cost of using the workspace and the risk of the capital you commit, is the most useful way to approach McCortex OI pricing before funding an account.

What we never charge for

To be specific about what falls outside any cost structure here: creating an account carries no charge. Completing verification with an account manager carries no charge. Browsing or deploying strategies from the library carries no charge, regardless of how many you choose to run at once. Holding a balance, whether active in a strategy or sitting uninvested, carries no charge. Adjusting risk limits, setting alerts on fills or limit breaches, and reviewing position and performance reporting are all part of standard access, not features gated behind an additional fee.

We also do not charge separately for the fact that execution happens server-side. A strategy that keeps running while you are offline, through a lost connection or a dead battery, does so at no extra cost compared with one you monitor actively at your screen. There is no tiered commission structure that rewards larger deposits with lower fees elsewhere on the platform, because there is no platform-level fee to discount in the first place.

What we will not do is imply that this absence of platform charges makes trading itself risk-free or guaranteed. It does not. It simply means that when you evaluate McCortex OI pricing, you are evaluating market exposure and your own risk decisions, not a stack of platform charges layered on top of them.

How to think about a starting balance

Because the workspace itself is free to use, the meaningful question when opening an account is how much capital makes sense as a starting balance rather than which fee tier to select. A comfortable starting range for most new users is between 200 and 400 USD. That range is large enough to deploy a strategy with a sensible risk limit in place, while remaining a deliberate, bounded amount rather than a figure that stretches your finances.

Traders who want to diversify across more than one strategy at a time, or who want more flexibility in how risk limits are set per strategy, often find that a balance of 500 USD or above gives more room to work with. This is not a minimum capital requirement set by the platform. It reflects the practical reality that spreading a small balance across several strategies at once leaves little room for any single one to be sized sensibly.

Whatever figure you choose, treat it as capital you are prepared to see fluctuate, and potentially lose in full, rather than money earmarked for near-term obligations. Deposits are a decision you control entirely, and the platform’s role is to give you a clear, functioning workspace in which to make that decision, not to set the size of it for you. Availability of the platform can vary by jurisdiction, and it remains your responsibility to confirm local rules before funding an account. This site is intended for adults, and nothing here should be treated as personalized investment advice.