Zero-fee broker deposits: 12 forex brokers that do not charge for Skrill and Neteller funding in 2026

Most broker lists skip the deposit fee. We checked 12 forex brokers. Here is who charges zero for Skrill and Neteller funding, and who quietly takes a cut - unbiased, per-broker breakdown.

Most “Skrill forex brokers” lists tell you whether a broker accepts the wallet. Sites like ForexDominion list two dozen brokers but stop at “Skrill accepted.” They skip the part that costs you money: the deposit fee. The gap between zero and 2 percent is $20 (roughly €18) on every $1,000 (roughly €920) deposit, before Skrill’s own 3.99 percent FX markup.

Whether you trade forex full-time, manage multi-currency funds, or fund a few positions each quarter, the broker you pick determines how much of your money reaches your account. Here are 12 brokers, their exact deposit fees, and the two that quietly take a cut.

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At a glance: all 12 brokers and their fees

Broker	Skrill Deposit Fee	Neteller Deposit Fee	Minimum Deposit	Regulation
Exness	0%	0%	$10 (roughly €9)	FCA, CySEC, FSCA
PrimeXBT	0%	0%	$5 (roughly €5)	Offshore
XM	0%	0%	$5 (roughly €5)	FCA, ASIC, CySEC
IC Markets	0%	0%	$200 (roughly €185)	ASIC, CySEC
HF Markets	0%	0%	$5 (roughly €5)	CySEC, FCA, DFSA
Pepperstone	0%	0%	$0	ASIC, FCA
Tickmill	0%	0%	$25 (roughly €23)	FCA, CySEC
FP Markets	0%	0%	$100 (roughly €92)	ASIC, CySEC
AvaTrade	0%	0%	$100 (roughly €92)	ASIC, CBI, CySEC
FBS	0%	0%	$1 (roughly €1)	CySEC, ASIC
XTB	2%	1%	$250 (roughly €230)	FCA, CySEC, KNF
eToro	0% (+ 0.5% FX)	0% (+ 0.5% FX)	$50-$200 (roughly €46-€185)	FCA, CySEC, ASIC

 

1. Exness

Exness charges zero on Skrill and Neteller and absorbs every payment-processing cost. Minimum: $10 (roughly €9). Regulation: FCA, CySEC, FSCA. Skrill withdrawals are reported as fast as a few minutes, among the fastest on this list. Skrill’s own FX markup applies on currency conversions inside your wallet, separate from the broker.

Our take: The best all-rounder: zero fees, Tier-1 regulation, and the fastest Skrill withdrawals in the industry.

2. PrimeXBT

PrimeXBT added Skrill in July 2025 with zero fees on deposits and withdrawals, as confirmed by PrimeXBT’s official announcement. Minimum: $5 (roughly €5), maximum $5,000 (roughly €4,600). Deposits are “almost instant.” Tradeoffs: offshore regulation and USD-only deposits, meaning Skrill’s 3.99 percent FX markup applies if your wallet holds another currency.

Our take: Good for testing with zero fees and a $5 (roughly €5) minimum, but offshore regulation makes it better as a secondary broker.

3. XM

XM absorbs all Skrill and Neteller deposit costs. Minimum: $5 (roughly €5). Regulation: FCA, ASIC, CySEC, DFSA. Deposits are instant, withdrawals same-day. A $10 (roughly €9) monthly inactivity fee applies after 90 days without a trade, removed by making one trade per quarter.

Our take: The safest zero-fee choice for beginners: Tier-1 regulation across four jurisdictions and a blanket no-fee deposit policy.

4. IC Markets

IC Markets charges zero on Skrill and Neteller deposits. Minimum: $200 (roughly €185). Regulation: ASIC, CySEC. Deposits are instant. It supports six currencies for Skrill - AUD, USD, JPY, EUR, SGD, GBP - so you can match your wallet and account currency to avoid conversion entirely.

Our take: Ideal for larger deposits and currency-matching; the higher minimum is the only barrier.

5. HF Markets (HFM)

HF Markets charges zero on Skrill and Neteller. Minimum: $5 (roughly €5), maximum single deposit: $10,000 (roughly €9,200). Regulation: CySEC, FCA, DFSA. Deposits process within 10 minutes, often instantly. Your Skrill account name must match your HFM account name exactly.

Our take: Tier-1 regulation, $5 (roughly €5) entry point, zero fees. Strong for frequent small deposits.

6. Pepperstone

Pepperstone charges zero on Skrill and Neteller and has no minimum deposit - unique among regulated brokers. Regulation: ASIC, FCA. Deposits are instant. Skrill funding in USD and EUR. Third-party conversion costs apply if your funding currency differs from your account currency.

Our take: Complete flexibility: fund $5 or $500, you lose nothing to the broker. Best for starting with any amount.

7. Tickmill

Tickmill charges zero for Skrill and Neteller deposits. Minimum: $25 (roughly €23), varying by account type. UK and EU entities regulated by the FCA and CySEC. Deposits arrive instantly. Tickmill notes your bank or payment provider may apply charges - the standard disclaimer, not a hidden fee.

Our take: A straightforward FCA-regulated broker. The $25 (roughly €23) minimum works for most traders.

8. FP Markets

FP Markets charges zero on all deposit methods, Skrill and Neteller included. Minimum: $100 (roughly €92). Regulation: ASIC, CySEC. Deposits process instantly to within one hour. Its funding page explicitly confirms no deposit fees from the broker’s side.

Our take: Clean, unambiguous zero-fee policy from a well-regulated Australian broker. No asterisks.

9. AvaTrade

AvaTrade charges zero on Skrill and Neteller deposits and withdrawals. Minimum: $100 (roughly €92). Regulation: ASIC, Central Bank of Ireland, CySEC, FSCA. Deposits are instant. Skrill withdrawals process within four to eight hours.

Our take: Multi-jurisdiction regulation and a clear zero-fee policy. A safe pick for regions with fewer regulated options.

10. FBS

FBS charges zero for Skrill and Neteller deposits. Minimum: $1 (roughly €1), the lowest on this list. EU entity regulated by CySEC. Deposits process instantly to within 48 hours. One caveat: FBS charges 1 percent plus €0.29 on Skrill withdrawals, so factor that in when cashing out.

Our take: Unbeatable for testing the waters. Just account for the withdrawal fee.

11. XTB

XTB charges 2 percent on Skrill deposits and 1 percent on Neteller - XTB’s own fee, as confirmed by independent sources including tic.co.tz. Minimum: approximately $250 (roughly €230). Regulation: FCA, CySEC, KNF. Bank transfers and cards are free; the e-wallet surcharge is specific to Skrill and Neteller. We include XTB because every “Skrill forex brokers” list names it, and almost none mention the fee. On a $1,000 (roughly €920) deposit, you lose $20 (roughly €18) before placing a trade.

Our take: Reputable and well-regulated. But if you fund via Skrill, pick any of the first ten and keep the 2 percent.

12. eToro

eToro charges no direct deposit fee for Skrill or Neteller. The less-visible cost: eToro operates in USD only, so non-USD deposits are converted at 0.5 percent FX, applied again on withdrawal - 1 percent round-trip. Only Diamond-tier accounts ($250,000, roughly €230,000 in equity) get this waived. Minimum: $50 to $200 (roughly €46 to €185). Regulation: FCA, CySEC, ASIC. Skrill deposits are blocked in the UK, most EU countries, and several Asian markets.

Our take: Technically zero-fee; practically, 0.5 percent FX on non-USD deposits adds up. Deposit in USD or pick a broker from the first ten.

The cost on both sides: your broker is only half the story

Every broker here except XTB and eToro charges you nothing. That is the broker side. The wallet side is separate, and it is where most traders lose more than they realize.

In plain English: Skrill and Neteller apply costs no broker controls - FX markup up to 3.99 percent, card-loading fees of 1 to 2.5 percent, bank-withdrawal fees of 1.75 percent.

Upgrading to VIP cuts these. Skrill Silver VIP drops FX to 2.89 percent with a €5,000 quarterly threshold (reduced from €15,000). Neteller Silver VIP drops to 3.19 percent with a $6,000 (roughly €5,500) threshold instead of $15,000 (roughly €13,800). Bank-withdrawal and ATM fees are removed. See our Skrill VIP vs Neteller VIP comparison and Skrill fees reference.

Example: Say you deposit $1,000 (roughly €920) from a EUR wallet into a USD trading account. Skrill converts at 3.99 percent - $39.90 (roughly €37) gone. At Silver VIP (2.89 percent): $28.90 (roughly €27). You save $11 (roughly €10) per deposit. Five per month: $55 (roughly €51) saved.

Opening a Skrill or Neteller account through Wikiwallet takes standard verification. VIP activates within 24 hours. Cashback is credited on the 8th of every month.

That is why the smart play here is this: pick a zero-fee broker from the first ten and reduce Skrill’s FX markup through Wikiwallet. The broker saves on deposit fees. Wikiwallet saves on wallet fees.

Open your Skrill account through Wikiwallet and start saving as a Silver VIP - the €5,000 quarterly threshold replaces the standard €15,000, and your account is upgraded within 24 hours.

The short version

Pick a broker from the first ten - they charge zero for Skrill and Neteller. Match your wallet currency to your trading account currency to sidestep conversion costs. Your broker determines whether your deposit arrives whole. Wikiwallet determines how much the wallet takes. Open your Skrill or Neteller account through Wikiwallet and start saving on every deposit.

Frequently asked questions

Does Skrill itself charge fees for forex deposits?

Yes. Skrill charges up to 3.99 percent FX markup on currency conversions, plus card-loading fees of 1 to 2.5 percent. These are separate from broker fees. The markup drops at VIP: 2.89 percent at Silver through Wikiwallet.

Can I deposit via Skrill and withdraw via bank transfer?

Many brokers require same-method withdrawals as an anti-money-laundering measure. Check your broker’s policy before funding.

How long do Skrill deposits take at forex brokers?

Instant at nearly every broker here. Exness and IC Markets credit immediately, HF Markets within 10 minutes. Bank transfers take three to five business days; e-wallets are faster.

Is Neteller cheaper than Skrill for forex deposits?

Broker-side fees are typically identical. Wallet-side, Skrill Silver VIP has 2.89 percent FX versus Neteller’s 3.19 percent. Pick whichever wallet you already use.