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UAE - UAE transaction fees

A complete breakdown of the fees that apply when you trade on the UAE market through Thndr.

Overview

When you place an order on the UAE market through Thndr, fees come from two sources: Thndr's brokerage fee, and third-party fees set by UAE regulators and market infrastructure bodies. UAE market activities are conducted through Thndr Financial Ltd, licensed by the Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) of ADGM.

Note: Third-party fees are set by regulators and are subject to change without prior notice. VAT applies in accordance with UAE tax regulations.


Thndr brokerage fees

Fee

Amount

Basis

Fixed order fee

0.49 AED

Per order

Variable order fee

0.1% of order value

Per order

Example: You place a buy order worth 1,000 AED.

  • Fixed fee: 0.49 AED

  • Variable fee: 1.00 AED (0.1% × 1,000)

  • Total brokerage: 1.49 AED


Third-party fees

These fees are collected by UAE regulatory and market infrastructure bodies. Thndr passes them through at cost.

Fee

Amount

Basis

Third-party fees

0.03125% of order value

Per order

VAT

0.00125% of order value

Per order

Note: Third-party fees include charges imposed by ADX and UAE regulatory authorities.

Example (continued): For the same 1,000 AED order:

  • Third-party fees: 0.3125 AED

  • VAT: 0.0125 AED

  • Total third-party: 0.325 AED

  • Combined with brokerage (1.49 AED): total fees on this order = 1.815 AED


FAQs

Are fees charged on both buy and sell orders?

Brokerage and third-party fees apply to both buy and sell orders on the UAE market through Thndr.

Which entity handles my UAE trades?

UAE market trades are executed through Thndr Financial Ltd, which holds a Category 3A licence from the Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) of ADGM, licence number 240002.

What are third-party fees?

Third-party fees on UAE market orders include charges from the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) and UAE regulatory bodies. Thndr passes these through at cost without any additional markup, and they are subject to change by regulators without prior notice.

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