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Exness

Cyprus, Seychelles exness.com

Exness is a global CFD broker established in 2008. The broker offers forex, metals, energies, indices, stocks and cryptocurrency CFDs through MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, Exness Terminal and the Exness Trade app. The global Exness profile is best understood through its non-EEA entities, as Exness states that its CySEC and FCA entities do not provide trading services to retail clients.

Min. Deposit

$10

Max Leverage

1:2000

Est.

2008

Regulated by

Other

FXJ Score

8.1

/ 10
Good
Regulation 8.0
Platforms 9.0
Instruments 8.0
Costs 8.5
Funding 7.0

Execution Model

Market Maker

How orders are processed

Segregated Funds

Yes

Client funds held separately

Negative Balance

Protected

You cannot lose more than you deposit

Scalping

Allowed

Short-term high-frequency trading

Pros

  • Established in 2008

  • Multiple regulatory licences across the group

  • Seychelles FSA licence SD025 for Exness (SC) Ltd

  • FSCA authorisation in South Africa

  • MT4 and MT5 available

  • Exness Terminal available

  • Exness Trade app available

  • MetaTrader WebTerminal available

  • Forex, commodities, indices, stocks and crypto CFDs

  • Standard account with no commission

  • Raw Spread and Zero accounts available

  • Spreads from 0.0 pips on selected professional accounts

  • Negative balance protection

  • Segregated client funds

  • 24/7 deposits and withdrawals

  • Exness does not charge deposit or withdrawal processing fees

  • Very broad account currency support

  • Scalping-oriented professional accounts

  • Swap-free conditions available

Cons

  • Not suitable to present as an EU retail broker

  • CySEC and FCA entities do not provide retail trading services

  • Global client protection depends on the legal entity and region

  • Main retail-facing global entities include offshore jurisdictions

  • Market Maker / principal model

  • Not ECN

  • Not STP

  • Unlimited leverage is conditional and not available to all clients

  • Payment methods vary by region and verification status

  • Exact available funding methods must be checked in Personal Area

  • ETFs not confirmed as a standalone tradable category

  • Public spread tables are dynamic and not always available in CMS-ready format

  • CFDs are high-risk leveraged instruments

Typical Spreads

Varies by account type
EUR/USD Forex

Typical Spread

0.8 pips

Min Spread

pips

GBP/USD Forex

Typical Spread

1.0 pips

Min Spread

pips

Account Currencies

USD EUR GBP JPY HUF Others

Deposit Methods

Credit / Debit Card
Other

Withdrawal Methods

Credit / Debit Card
Other

Account Types

Standard Account

Commission-free account with market execution, spreads from 0.2 pips, 0.01 minimum lot and access to forex, metals, cryptocurrencies, energies, stocks and indices.

Standard Cent Account

Cent account designed for smaller-volume trading, available with selected cent currencies and limited instrument availability compared with Standard.

Pro Account

Professional account with lower spreads from 0.1 pips, no commission and mostly instant execution, with market execution for selected instruments and account currencies.

Raw Spread Account

Professional account with spreads from 0.0 pips and commission up to 3.50 USD each side per lot.

Zero Account

Professional account with spreads from 0.0 pips and commission from 0.05 USD each side per lot.

Demo Account

Practice account for testing strategies and platforms without real-money risk.

Platforms

MetaTrader 4
MetaTrader 5
cTrader
xStation 5
DXtrade

Instruments

Forex Indices Commodities Stocks Crypto
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FX Junction Verdict

Exness is a strong global CFD broker for traders who want MT4, MT5, low-cost account options, high leverage where eligible and access to forex, metals, energies, indices, stocks and crypto CFDs. Its advantages include broad platform coverage, multiple account types, negative balance protection, segregated funds and fast 24/7 payment processing. The key caution is regulatory positioning: Exness should not be presented as an EU retail broker, because its CySEC and FCA entities do not provide trading services to retail clients.