Moomoo Fees Explained: Accounts, Commissions and Trading Costs

Which Account Types Does Moomoo Offer?

Moomoo provides a single unified investing account that grants access to multiple asset classes, including Malaysian, U.S., and Hong Kong stocks; ETFs; fractional shares; IPOs; options; and a cash-plus interest account. Users can switch between live and simulated (paper trading) environments within the same interface. No separate “account-type” menus—everything is integrated under one app for seamless portfolio management.

What Investment Options Are Available, and How Are Fees Structured?

Moomoo offers a broad range of instruments spanning multiple markets. Each instrument carries specific fee components—platform fees, brokerage, clearing, stamp duties, and regulatory costs in Malaysia.

What Are the Core Fee Components on Moomoo?

Moomoo pricing takes into account a combination of order-level fees, platform access, and market-specific obligations.

• Malaysian market: Almost zero brokerage fee; RM3 platform access; clearing at 0.03% (max RM1,000); stamp duty RM1 per RM1,000 (max RM1,000).
• U.S. market: Commission-free trading (USD stocks/ETFs); platform fee USD 0.99 per trade; additional costs for stamp duty, settlement, and regulatory fees.
• Fractional shares: Fee at 0.99% value, capped at USD 0.99 for orders under one full share.
• U.S. options: USD 1.25 per contract (base USD 1.05 + USD 0.20 per contract).
• No inactivity fees or hidden charges indicated.

FAQs on Moomoo Account Types and Trading Fees

Q1: Are there any brokerage fees for trading Malaysian stocks on Moomoo?

A: Moomoo offers nearly zero brokerage on Malaysian stocks, but applies RM3 platform fee, RM-level clearing and stamp duty according to local rules.

Q2: What do I pay when trading U.S. stocks or ETFs?

A: Brokerage is zero, but each trade has a USD 0.99 platform fee plus government-related settlement, regulatory, stamp duty, TRAF, and ADR fees.

Q3: What are the costs for fractional share orders?

A: Moomoo charges 0.99% of trade value for fractional orders under 1 share, capped at USD 0.99.