# Commission Rates

As defined, futures commission rates are the fees that futures brokers charge traders for executing futures trades.

At Flexytrade we offer a brokerage firm to provide near-live market data for our customers, below are the detailed prices and locations for Rithmic. 

Here is an overview of the commission rates for trading micro and mini contracts:

### **Micro Commissions**

Micro contracts offer a cost-effective way for traders to practice and develop their skills. Commissions for micro contracts are:

* $0.5 per side or $1 roundtrip

Some examples of micro contracts include:

* MES: Micro E-Mini S\&P 500 Futures
* MNQ: Micro E-Mini NASDAQ 100 Futures
* MCL: Micro Crude Oil Futures

### **E-mini Commissions**

For those of you who are seeking higher contract values, our standard e-mini contracts are available at this commission rate:

* $2.5 per side and $5 roundtrip trade

Some examples of e-mini contracts include:

* ES: E-Mini S\&P 500 Futures
* NQ: E-Mini NASDAQ 100 Futures
* YM: E-Mini Dow Futures

### **Where do I find my commissions?**

You can easily locate your commissions through R|Trader Pro. Simply follow these steps:

1. Sign in to your Rithmic account using your username and password, then navigate to the **"Trader’s Dashboard"** section within the platform.

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​2. On the second column, right-click your name and select "View Risk Parameters" from the menu.

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​3. Within this window, you'll find a clear listing of all commission fills charged by instrument type. This covers ​buys, sells, and maximum order values.

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Just a heads up, be sure to factor all commissions and fees into your risk management. These costs are included in your daily losses, so don't let them exceed the set limit in your account.
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