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Exness
High-volume retail broker with instant withdrawals and tight majors
Overview
Exness is a large multi-entity retail broker founded in 2008, best known for very high monthly trading volumes, instant automated withdrawals and low spreads on major FX pairs. Group entities are authorised in several jurisdictions, and the terms you get depend on which entity onboards you. Leverage advertised as unlimited applies only to non-EU/UK entities and carries very high risk of rapid loss.
Exness supports Forex, Metals, Indices, Energies, Stocks, Crypto CFDs across 4 platforms, and offers Standard, Standard Cent, Raw Spread, Zero, Pro accounts to cover most trader profiles. Regulation is held with FCA, CySEC, FSCA, FSA, BVIFSC, FSCM, CMA.
With spreads starting from 0.0 pips and leverage up to 1:2000, it's positioned for traders getting started who value exness and low spread broker.
Pros & Cons
- Near instant automated deposits and withdrawals
- Very tight spreads on major FX pairs
- Cent accounts suit small starting balances
- Wide range of local payment methods in emerging markets
- Extremely high leverage on offshore entities magnifies losses
- Protections differ sharply between group entities
- Limited share dealing compared with full-service brokers
Platforms & tools
Regulation & safety
Exness is regulated across 7 jurisdictions, through the regulators listed above. Protections such as segregated client funds, compensation schemes and negative balance protection differ by regulator and by the entity you sign up with - open each regulator's page for the specifics.
Fees breakdown
Illustrative summary - confirm current pricing on Exness's own website.
Variable, raw on Zero and Raw Spread accounts
From about $3.50 per lot per side on commission accounts; zero commission on Standard
Overnight swaps apply; swap-free options are available on selected accounts and instruments
No broker-side withdrawal fee on most methods; payment providers may charge
Opening an account with Exness
- 1Create an account in the Exness Personal Area
- 2Verify identity and proof of address
- 3Choose the account type and base currency
- 4Fund the account and start on a demo first
FAQ
What is the minimum deposit at Exness?+
Exness lists a minimum deposit of $10 to open a live trading account. Confirm the current amount on the broker's website, as it can vary by account type and region.
Is Exness regulated?+
Exness holds licences with FCA, CySEC, FSCA, FSA, BVIFSC, FSCM, CMA. The protections you get depend on the regulator and entity you sign up with - see each regulator's page on BrokaBoy for details.
What is the maximum leverage at Exness?+
Exness advertises maximum leverage of 1:2000, depending on the instrument and your jurisdiction. Retail leverage may be lower under local regulation.
What are Exness's spreads and fees?+
Exness advertises spreads from 0.0 pips. From about $3.50 per lot per side on commission accounts; zero commission on Standard Overnight swaps apply; swap-free options are available on selected accounts and instruments
Which trading platforms does Exness support?+
Exness supports MT4, MT5, Exness Terminal, Exness Trade app across Standard, Standard Cent, Raw Spread, Zero, Pro account types.
How do I open an account with Exness?+
Create an account in the Exness Personal Area Verify identity and proof of address Choose the account type and base currency Fund the account and start on a demo first
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