The Admirals Zero account uses a pricing model combining tight spreads with a separate trading commission. According to Broker Alarab data, listed spreads range from 0.0–0.3 pips with a recorded average of 0.1 pip, while commission starts from $3.6 per lot. The minimum deposit is $100, orders use Market Execution and the account is categorized for scalpers and active traders. The most important point when reading the Zero account conditions is that a spread starting from 0.0 pips does not mean cost-free trading. The separate commission is an essential part of the pricing model, and our recorded wording states that commission starts from $3.6 per lot, so $3.6 should not be treated as a fixed commission for every situation. The recorded 0.1-pip average spread also provides more context than relying on the 0.0-pip minimum alone. Comparing Zero with Trade reveals the primary difference between the accounts. Both require a $100 minimum deposit and use Market Execution. Zero has listed spreads of 0.0–0.3 pips with commission starting from $3.6 per lot, while Trade has 0.5–1.2 pip spreads without a separate commission. For scalping or active trading, total traded lots become an important consideration because the cumulative impact of commission increases with trading volume.