Deposit Ethereum & Trade Forex with ETH

Fund your XBTFX account with native Ether on Ethereum mainnet, Base, or Arbitrum, run an ETH-denominated MT5 account, and trade forex, metals, indices, energies, share CFDs, and crypto from an ETH balance.

  • 3 networks: Ethereum mainnet, Base, Arbitrum
  • Zero deposit & withdrawal fees on ETH
  • ETH account currency on MT5 — settle P&L in Ether
  • Auto-credit on block confirmation
  • Same-day withdrawals processed within 24 hours
  • L2 deposits typically credited in seconds
ETH Networks
3
XBTFX Fees
$0
L2 Confirm
~5–30s
MT5 Account Currency
ETH

Supported ETH Networks

Choose the network that's cheapest and fastest from your sending wallet. XBTFX charges zero deposit and withdrawal fees on ETH — you pay only the underlying network fee.

Network Standard Typical Confirm XBTFX Fee
ETH on EthereumThe original Ethereum chain. Highest security and broadest wallet support — also the most expensive in gas fees. Mainnet (L1) ~1–3 min Free
ETH on BaseCoinbase's L2 — typically the cheapest and fastest way to send ETH. Settles back to Ethereum mainnet. L2 ~5 sec Free
ETH on ArbitrumEthereum L2 with the largest TVL. Cheap fees, Ethereum-grade security. L2 ~30 sec Free

Each network is a different chain. Always confirm the network in your sending wallet matches the deposit address shown in the XBTFX portal — sending ETH on the wrong network can result in permanent loss of funds. Wrapped ETH (WETH) tokens and ETH on unsupported chains are not deposit assets. XBTFX charges zero deposit and withdrawal fees on ETH; only the underlying network fee applies.

What is Ethereum (ETH)?

Ethereum is the largest smart-contract blockchain, launched in 2015. Ether (ETH) is its native asset — used to pay transaction fees, secure the network through staking, and serve as collateral across decentralised finance. At XBTFX, ETH is one of our core deposit assets and a supported MT5 account currency, so your trading capital and P&L can stay denominated in Ether from end to end.

ETH account currency

Trade Forex with Ether as your settlement currency

Open an MT5 account denominated in ETH and every position you take — EUR/USD, XAU/USD, Nasdaq 100, share CFDs, even other crypto CFDs — settles its P&L in Ether. Your stack stays in ETH, no forced USD conversions cut into your trading capital, and you can offset directional ETH exposure with short ETH/USD CFD positions on the same account.

  • Stack in ETH, not dollars

    Equity grows or contracts in Ether. Your benchmark is ETH — fiat is just one of the things you're trading against.

  • No conversion friction

    Deposit ETH, trade in ETH, withdraw ETH. No forced USD conversion when you fund or withdraw, and no conversion spread cutting into P&L.

  • Hedge ETH with ETH

    Short ETH/USD CFD on the same account to hedge directional Ether exposure while running forex, metals, or index trades.

How to deposit ETH

From sign-up to your first trade in three steps.

Read the crypto deposit guide
  1. Open an account

    Register in the XBTFX portal and verify your identity.

  2. Get your ETH address

    In the portal, choose Deposit, then Crypto deposit. Send it to your XBTFX balance or straight to a trading account, pick ETH and its network, then copy the address.

  3. Send and trade

    Send ETH on the same network. After the confirmations shown in the portal, it arrives in your balance, or in your trading account converted to the account's currency.

Need another currency? Convert swaps one balance for another in the portal. You see the rate and the fee before you confirm, and the result is credited at once.

How to withdraw ETH

Withdrawals are paid from your XBTFX balance, so move funds back from a trading account first. In the portal, choose Withdraw, pick the balance and the amount, then Crypto withdrawal with ETH and its network.

Check the receiving address and network before you confirm. Requests are processed within 24 hours on business days, and network fees apply. For extra safety, save trusted addresses and switch on Approved addresses only.

Read the withdrawal guide

Ethereum Deposit Questions

Common questions about depositing Ethereum (ETH) and trading forex with an ETH-denominated account at XBTFX.

Can I deposit Ethereum and trade forex on XBTFX?
Yes. XBTFX accepts ETH deposits on Ethereum mainnet, Base, and Arbitrum, and lets you trade forex, metals, indices, energies, share CFDs, and crypto CFDs. ETH deposits are credited to your XBTFX account, where you can transfer to an eligible Mega1 or MT5 trading account — including an ETH-denominated MT5 account where every position settles its P&L in Ether.
Which Ethereum networks does XBTFX support for ETH?
XBTFX supports native ETH on three networks: Ethereum mainnet (L1), Base (L2), and Arbitrum (L2). All three deliver the same ETH on the same overall ecosystem — they differ in fees, speed, and which network the funds live on. The deposit address you generate in the client portal is network-specific; always confirm the network in your sending wallet matches before broadcasting.
Is there a fee to deposit ETH to my XBTFX account?
XBTFX charges zero deposit fees on every supported ETH network. You only pay the underlying gas / network fee, which is typically a fraction of a cent on Base and Arbitrum, and several dollars on Ethereum mainnet depending on congestion.
Can I run an ETH-denominated trading account?
Yes. XBTFX MT5 accounts can be opened with ETH as the account currency on both Pro and Standard account types. Every position you take — EUR/USD, XAU/USD, Nasdaq 100, share CFDs, even other crypto CFDs — settles its P&L in ETH. Your stack stays in Ether.
Why trade with an Ethereum account?
If you measure your wealth in ETH rather than dollars, an ETH account removes the constant USD ↔ ETH conversion that otherwise cuts into every deposit, withdrawal, and rebalance. You can also offset directional ETH exposure by going short ETH/USD CFD on the same account while running long forex, metals, or index positions.
How fast are ETH deposits credited?
ETH deposits are auto-credited as soon as the transaction reaches the required confirmations. Base and Arbitrum are usually credited within seconds to about a minute. Ethereum mainnet typically takes 1–3 minutes once the transaction is in a block.
Does XBTFX charge for ETH withdrawals?
XBTFX does not charge a withdrawal fee on ETH — you only pay the underlying network fee. Withdrawal requests are processed within 24 hours on business days. Choose Base or Arbitrum if you want to minimise the network cost on the outgoing transaction.
Is ETH the same on every network?
Economically yes — 1 ETH is 1 ETH whether it lives on mainnet, Base, or Arbitrum. But the contracts and chain state are different on each network and they are not interchangeable on-chain. If you send ETH on Arbitrum to a Base address (or any other mismatch), the funds can be lost. Always match the network on both sides of the transfer. Wrapped ETH (WETH) tokens and ETH on unsupported chains are not deposit assets.

Important Information

  • Each ETH network is a distinct chain. Always match the network in your sending wallet to the address generated in the XBTFX client portal — sending ETH on the wrong network can result in permanent loss of funds.
  • Wrapped ETH (WETH) and ETH on networks other than Ethereum mainnet, Base, or Arbitrum are not supported deposit assets.
  • XBTFX charges zero deposit and withdrawal fees on ETH. Standard network / gas fees apply on all chains.
  • Withdrawal requests are processed within 24 hours on business days.
  • ETH is a volatile asset. An ETH-denominated trading account exposes account equity to ETH price movement in addition to your trading P&L.

Risk Warning

Trading in leveraged products carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Crypto assets are highly volatile. Please read our Risk Disclosure Notice.

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