Titan FX Minimum Deposit (2026): By Account and Payment Method

Short answer: Titan FX’s help centre says “the initial deposit amount we require is 200 USD or equivalent” (source), and its trading conditions page says the same (source). Its Zero Micro page says there is no minimum deposit (source). Each payment method also sets its own floor, from 1 USD on Apple Pay to 50 USD by international bank transfer. The pages do not agree, so confirm your figure in the Client Cabinet.

Titan FX minimum deposit figures. Source: Titan FX help centre and website, October 2026.

Titan FX minimum deposit by account

Titan FX has three live accounts: Zero Standard, Zero Blade and Zero Micro. Our full Titan FX review covers how they differ. Here is what Titan FX says about the starting amount:

Source	What it says	Date or note
Help centre, “What is the minimum margin for trading?”	“The initial deposit amount we require is 200 USD or equivalent”	Updated 30 March 2026
Trading conditions page	“a low minimum deposit of $200 to open your first account”	Undated
Zero Micro page	“No minimum deposit, trade FX, Gold, Silver and Bitcoin with micro lots”	Undated
Accounts overview	“no minimum initial deposit” for Micro, and “no account opening or maintenance fees” on all accounts	Undated

Read together, the help centre and conditions page give 200 USD as the general figure, and the Micro pages give none for that account. Titan FX does not explain the gap on the pages we read. One plausible reading is that the 200 USD applies to Standard and Blade, but the help centre answer does not say that, so we cannot state it as fact. The Client Cabinet should show the exact amount when you pick an account type.

The 200 USD is also not the only threshold you meet. Titan FX’s promotions have their own net deposit requirements, covered below.

Minimum deposit by payment method

Titan FX publishes method limits in two places: the funding page and the help centre’s Deposit Methods article, updated 20 April 2026. We show both where they differ.

Method	Minimum	Maximum per transaction	Fee	Notes
Visa and Mastercard	0 USD (help centre)	100,000 USD	None	JCB is listed at 20 to 5,000 USD
Apple Pay	1 USD	80,000 USD	None	Visa or Mastercard through Apple Pay
Skrill	10 USD	5,000 USD	None	Not available to residents of Japan
Neteller	10 USD	5,000 USD	None	Not available to residents of Japan
Sticpay	30 USD	100,000 USD (help centre)	None	Not available in the EEA or UK per the funding page
International bank transfer	50 USD	500,000 USD	None	Not available to clients in Malaysia
Cryptocurrency	40 USD (help centre)	50,000 USD	None	USD, JPY, EUR and SGD accounts only
Local Japanese bank transfer	5,000 JPY	10,000,000 JPY	Bank fees may apply	Japan only
Peska	5 USD	100,000 USD	None	Japan only per the help centre
DuitNow QR and FPX	About 15 to 20 USD	Varies	None	Malaysia only

Sources: funding page and Deposit Methods. Titan FX says the limits “may vary and are subject to change”. Where a limit is shown only in the help centre, we mark it; the funding page leaves it out.

Two of these floors are below the 200 USD initial deposit. A 1 USD Apple Pay deposit, for example, is a valid payment, but it would not meet a 200 USD account requirement if that applies to your account. Treat the method minimum as the lowest amount the payment channel accepts, and the 200 USD as the amount the broker asks for to start trading.

What a Titan FX deposit costs

Titan FX says it charges no deposit fee on any method. The funding page repeats “No deposit or withdrawal fees” for cards, Sticpay, bitwallet and bank transfer, and “No deposit fee” for the wallets and Apple Pay. Third parties are a different matter:

• Cards: the card issuer may add a usage fee. The help centre says Titan FX will cover that fee if you contact support (source). The statement name can differ between deposits because Titan FX uses several payment providers.
• Bank transfers: “Bank transaction fees may apply”, and international transfers can carry intermediary charges.
• Skrill and Neteller: the wallet may charge its own fees. Other currencies are converted to US dollars at the wallet’s rate.
• Crypto: “Cryptocurrency exchange may charge network fees.” The sender pays gas or miner fees (source).

Titan FX accepts deposits in US dollars, Japanese yen, Singapore dollars and euros by card, and base currencies on the accounts are USD, EUR, JPY and SGD. If you pay in a different currency, a conversion applies and the exchange rate is set by the provider.

Deposit conditions that matter more than the minimum

Cards must be registered. To deposit by card you first register an image of the card through Titan FX’s automatic authentication, with the first 6 and last 4 digits visible and the CVV hidden (source). Prepaid and gift cards cannot be used for Apple Pay.

Third-party deposits are refused. The Funding and Withdrawal Terms say refunds are issued when funds cannot be accepted because of “third-party deposits or unidentified sources of funds” (source). Pay from a source in your own name.

Your deposit sets how you can withdraw. Titan FX’s anti-money-laundering rules require withdrawals to go back to the account you funded, up to the amount deposited. Only profit above your deposits can be sent to another method (source). Choose a deposit method you can also withdraw to.

Crypto timing differs by page. The Funding and Withdrawal Terms say a fixed exchange rate applies for 15 minutes for each crypto deposit request, after which the spot rate applies. The help centre article on crypto fees says a 30-minute fixed rate applies to BTC, ETH, LTC, BCH and USDT, for amounts under 4,000 EUR, when the funds arrive within 30 minutes (source). The Terms are dated June 2026 and the help article March 2026, so the shorter window is the newer. Send the transfer promptly either way. A new one-time wallet address is generated for every deposit, and the token and network must match, or funds can be lost.

Verification can limit your options. The help centre says that if you have not completed identity verification, the cryptocurrencies available for deposit are limited (source).

Promotions with their own deposit minimums

As of October 2026 Titan FX’s promotions page lists two offers tied to deposit size (source):

Promotion	Minimum net deposit	What you get
First Trade Cashback (code FIRST50)	100 USD	5 USD per 100,000 USD traded, up to 50 USD. Only trades held at least 2 minutes count
Titan Points Reward (code POINT1000)	200 USD	1,000 points per 100,000 USD traded

The cashback page says to redeem the promo code within 7 days of opening your first live account and before any deposit or trade, then make the net deposit and trade at least 100,000 USD of value (source). These are rebates that depend on trading volume. Do not size your deposit around them, and do not trade more than you planned to chase a rebate.

How far does the minimum go?

A small deposit limits position size more than most beginners expect. The Standard and Blade smallest trade is 0.01 lot, which is 1,000 units of the base currency. The Micro account’s smallest FX trade is 0.1 micro lot, or 100 units (source). By the general margin formula, required margin is trade value divided by leverage, so 1,000 units at 1000:1 needs about 1 unit of base currency in margin. That is arithmetic, not a Titan FX quote, and the real margin depends on the pair and the platform’s margin schedule.

The danger sits on the other side of the same formula. Titan FX says a stop out occurs when the margin level falls to 20% (source). With high leverage, a small account has a thin cushion and can be closed out quickly by a short price move. Use our lot size calculator to size a trade from the amount you can afford to lose, and read margin call and stop out before you fund the account.

Minimum withdrawal for comparison

You will want to know what it takes to take money back out. The help centre’s Withdrawal Methods article, updated 20 April 2026, lists minimums of 2 USD on Sticpay, 1 USD on Skrill, 10 USD on Neteller and international bank transfer, and 80 USD on cryptocurrency, with processing normally within 1 business day for most methods (source). Crypto withdrawals are typically processed within 48 hours after internal review. Withdrawals are fee free, with one exception: a 4% fee applies if no trades are made on the account.

Where Titan FX is not available

Titan FX’s help centre lists the United States, Australia, New Zealand, Vanuatu, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and other countries as unsupported, and says residents or nationals of those countries cannot open an account (source). A low deposit does not change that. Titan FX is an offshore broker, so read the regulation and protection details in our Titan FX review before you deposit.

Bottom line

Titan FX asks for 200 USD to start according to its help centre and trading conditions page, while its Micro page says there is no minimum, and the payment methods set floors between 1 and 50 USD. Deposits carry no Titan FX fee, though banks, card issuers, wallets and crypto networks can charge their own.

Confirm the amount for your account type and payment method in the Client Cabinet, pay from a source in your own name, and choose a method you can also withdraw to. Only deposit money you can afford to lose, and remember that high leverage can use up a small balance fast.