Eightcap Minimum Deposit: Payment Methods, Fees, Limits & Processing

Which Payment Options Does Eightcap Support?

Eightcap supports cards, e-wallets, bank transfers, local rails, and a crypto gateway (stablecoins/BTC for USD accounts). The minimum deposit is typically $100 (or currency equivalent); availability, limits, and processing depend on the clients regulated entity and region.Risk first: payments must be same-name to meet AML requirements; third-party funding is not permitted. Bank/public-holiday cut-offs and additional verification can extend processing times.

How Are Deposits and Withdrawals Processed?

Deposits via cards and e-wallets are generally instant or near-instant; bank rails and some local methods follow banking hours. Withdrawals are submitted in the Client Portal and processed by the broker before settlement by the relevant network.

Deposit & Withdrawal Methods Overview

• “$0*” indicates no internal broker fee; providers/intermediaries may still charge.

  ** Processing time is indicative and measured in business days; subject to KYC/AML checks, cut-offs, and bank/wallet schedules.

FAQs about Eightcap Deposit & Withdrawal

1. What is the Eightcap minimum deposit?

   Typically $100 (or currency equivalent) for the first funding. Exact thresholds and base currencies are shown in the client portal.

2. Are third-party or corporate card payments allowed?

   Payments must be same-name as the trading account holder. Third-party funding is declined to comply with AML and fraud controls.

3. How long do withdrawals take to arrive?

   After submission in the Client Portal, the broker processes the request; settlement speed then depends on the chosen channel: e.g., cards 2–5 business days, e-wallets ~1 business day, bank 1–5 business days.

4. Are there deposit or withdrawal fees?

   Eightcap does not charge internal fees for most methods in the matrix. However, channel fees (card schemes, e-wallets, banks, FX conversions) may apply.

5. What are the per-transaction limits?

   Limits vary by method (see matrix). Examples: cards show “No limit” for withdrawals, Skrill/Neteller list “$50–50 000,” bank rails show minimums like “Above USD $25 / EUR $20.”

6. Are all methods available in every region?

   No. Availability is region/entity-specific (e.g., BPAY for AU, Interac for CA, PIX for BR). The client portal displays the exact set for each account.