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Minimum deposit

The lowest amount accepted by a broker or payment method for funding an account.

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Common comparison error

Minimum deposit is a funding threshold, not a measure of affordability, minimum trade size, withdrawal eligibility, or account quality.

Detailed explanation

How Minimum deposit works in practice

01
Mechanics

The displayed minimum can belong to a payment method, currency, country, account tier, promotion, or first-deposit condition rather than the broker as a whole. Conversion and provider fees can make the actual debit larger.

02
Worked example

Create one row per available method and record account region, currency, stated minimum, provider minimum, fee, conversion basis, bonus interaction, posting time, and the corresponding withdrawal route.

03
Decision rule

Do not rank brokers from one headline amount. Use the minimum actually visible for the intended account and payment route, and keep minimum deposit separate from minimum trade and minimum withdrawal.

Practical use

How to verify Minimum deposit

Read Minimum deposit together with Deposit limit, Account verification tier, Card deposit. The comparison must preserve the exact rule, value, state, and evidence described below.

A neutral example

The cashier accepts a 10-unit e-wallet deposit but requires 50 by card and 100 by bank transfer. Country, account currency, verification tier, and any conversion fee are recorded with each minimum.

Evidence path

Where to verify Minimum deposit

Use the source that governs the exact contract, account, entity, or platform state. A general definition cannot replace current broker terms.

Cashier and payment termsCheck the intended account, currency, country, method limits, ownership rule, fees, processing stages, and withdrawal route.
Transaction and support recordsKeep request IDs, status changes, document requests, provider receipts, rejection reasons, and completed amounts.