Exness Frequently Asked Questions
Key information about
Exness as a broker,
CFD markets,
account types,
trading platforms,
withdrawals and trading protection.
Is Exness a broker or a trading platform?
Exness is a multi-asset CFD broker brand,
rather than a single trading application.
Compatible Exness entities provide
trading accounts, pricing,
leverage, execution
and payment services.
Traders access those accounts through
platforms such as Exness Terminal,
Exness Trade,
MetaTrader 4
and MetaTrader 5.
Which markets can I trade with Exness?
Exness provides CFDs on forex,
metals, energy,
indices, stocks
and cryptocurrencies.
CFDs settle gains and losses
based on changes in
the underlying market price
and generally do not provide
ownership of the underlying
currency, stock, metal
or cryptocurrency.
Availability varies by account,
region and Exness entity.
Which Exness account types are available?
Main account types include
Standard, Pro,
Zero and Raw Spread.
Standard and Pro
use spread-based pricing
without an additional trading commission,
while Zero and Raw Spread
use separate commission structures.
Execution methods,
minimum deposits,
leverage and available instruments
can also differ.
Which trading platforms does Exness support?
Exness provides Exness Terminal
and Exness Trade
and also supports
MetaTrader 4,
MetaTrader 5
and MetaTrader WebTerminal.
Exness Terminal is designed
for browser trading,
while Exness Trade combines
mobile account management
with compatible MT5 trading.
MetaTrader desktop terminals
support Expert Advisors,
custom indicators
and additional automation tools.
What does instant withdrawal mean at Exness?
Most eligible Exness withdrawal requests
can be processed automatically
without waiting for manual approval.
Processing the request
does not mean the funds
have already reached
a bank card,
wallet or other payment account.
Actual arrival time depends on
the payment method,
account verification,
payment provider
and banking process.
How does Exness address account and trading risk?
Exness provides security
and trading-protection measures
including account verification,
payment security,
Negative Balance Protection
and Stop Out Protection
under applicable terms.
These measures do not guarantee capital,
profits or uninterrupted positions.
Leveraged CFD trading
can result in the loss
of all funds held in a trading account.
Is Exness regulated everywhere in the same way?
No.
The Exness brand operates through
different legal entities
in different jurisdictions.
The regulator,
available products,
account conditions
and client protections
that apply to a trader
depend on the entity
serving that account
and the trader's location.
Some jurisdictions are restricted.