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Exness Review
Exness has several distinct pricing models. The most useful comparison is between Standard, Pro, Raw Spread and Zero for the same instrument and trade size.
- Account and funding
- Standard and professional accounts
- Platforms
- MT4 and MT5 options
- Legal entity or licence
- Exness (SC) Ltd · SD025
Pros and cons
Pros
- Several ways to structure trading costs
- Published professional account comparison
- Separate regulation disclosures by entity
Trade-offs
- Zero commission rates vary by symbol
- Execution rules differ by account and instrument
- Payment options and minimums are regional
Account comparison
| Account | Pricing or setup | What to compare |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | Spread-based pricing with no trading commission. | Compare typical spreads on your symbols. |
| Pro | No commission on the published professional account table. | Check execution mode for your instrument. |
| Raw Spread | Up to US$3.50 per lot per side on the published table. | Compare the fixed commission and actual spread. |
| Zero | Commission starts at US$0.05 per lot per side. | Confirm the symbol-specific commission and spread conditions. |
Trading costs
The Zero commission starts at US$0.05 per lot per side and varies by instrument. Raw Spread is listed at up to US$3.50 per lot per side. Use the instrument specifications for the exact cost, and review when margin requirements can change. For positions held overnight, check whether swap charges apply to the symbol and account.
Trading platforms
Check the MT4 or MT5 version for the account you choose. Confirm symbol availability and whether execution is instant or market for your instrument. Test any automated setup on the matching platform first.
Deposits and withdrawals
The minimum can depend on your region, account type and payment method. The available payment options and limits shown in your Exness account are the figures to use. Check withdrawal currency and processing before choosing a method.
Regulation and account protections
Exness lists Exness (SC) Ltd under Seychelles FSA licence SD025 and discloses other entities on its regulation page. Use your agreement to identify which entity applies before assessing protections.
Check the regulator’s register and your client agreement for margin rules, client-money treatment and complaint procedures.
Frequently asked questions
Is a Zero account free to trade?
Zero charges a symbol-specific commission. Check spread conditions and overnight charges as well.
What is the first deposit minimum?
Check the figure for your country, account type and payment method in the account portal.