The Plus500 Standard account is the main Plus500 account recorded in the Broker Alarab database and uses a pricing structure based primarily on the spread rather than a separate dealing commission. According to our recorded data, spreads range from 0.6–1.2 pips, while the recorded average spread is 1.0 pip and the recorded minimum is 0.6 pips. The separate commission is $0, the recorded minimum deposit is $100 and orders use Market Execution. When researching Plus500 commission, Plus500 fees or the cost of a Plus500 account, it is important to distinguish between no separate dealing commission and cost-free trading. Our account data records a $0 separate commission, but the spread itself remains an important component of trading cost. Traders comparing Plus500 with another provider should therefore look beyond the phrase "commission-free" and consider the spread range, the recorded average and any other charges that may be relevant to their account activity. Broker Alarab data records a spread range of 0.6–1.2 pips with an average of 1.0 pip. This means the 0.6-pip figure represents the lower end of the recorded range rather than a spread that should be assumed to remain fixed for every trade or at every moment. Actual spreads can be affected by the instrument and market conditions, so considering both the range and average provides more context than focusing exclusively on the lowest figure. From an accessibility perspective, the recorded minimum deposit is $100. This figure describes the account requirement in our database but should not be interpreted as a recommendation that $100 represents suitable trading capital. Appropriate capital depends on position size, risk management and the instruments being traded. Broker Alarab therefore presents the minimum deposit as an account specification rather than an investment recommendation.