Exness Professional Accounts (Low Spread, Zero, and Pro Accounts)

Professional Accounts (Low Spread, Zero, and Pro Accounts)

Exness’s “Low Spread Account,” “Zero Account,” and “Pro Account” minimize trading costs and offer trading conditions that are ideal for scalping.With any of these account types, you can trade with low spreads starting at 0 pips and leverage of up to 2,000x. The main differences between the three account types are the spreads and trading fees. Since the fee structures vary—including fixed fees, variable fees, and commission-free trading—you can choose the account that best suits your trading style.

Exness offers five account types: “Standard Account,” “Standard Cent Account,” “Low Spread Account,” “Zero Account,” and “Pro Account.” Please review the features of each to choose the account type that best suits your needs.

Detailed Specifications for Professional Accounts (Low Spread, Zero, and Pro Accounts)

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Features of Professional Accounts (Low Spread, Zero, and Pro Accounts)

Exness’s professional account types—the “Low Spread Account,” “Zero Account,” and “Pro Account”—offer a trading environment well-suited for scalping.The combination of “low costs, stable low spreads, and high leverage of up to 2,000x” offers high capital efficiency, making it ideal for scalping strategies that involve executing trades quickly to accumulate small profits (*)

Exness’s three Professional-type accounts, designed for intermediate to advanced traders, have different commission structures: a maximum of 3.5 USD and a minimum of 0.05 USD per 1 lot traded, with no transaction fees. The account that offers the lowest trading costs varies depending on the instrument and timing of your trades, so we recommend choosing the one that best suits your trading style.

Please note that the minimum initial deposit for Low Spread, Zero, and Pro accounts is set at 1,000 USD (or equivalent), which is relatively high. If you’d like to experience Exness’s high-performance trading environment with a small amount, please use the Standard account types (Standard/Cent accounts).

(*) Leveraged trading involves high risk, and you may lose all of your invested capital. Please ensure you fully understand the risks before trading.

Features of Exness Low-Spread Accounts

Exness’s Low Spread account is an account type featuring ultra-low spreads starting at 0.0 pips and a maximum one-way trading commission of 3.5 USD (or equivalent) per lot.Since the trading commission varies by instrument—up to 3.5 USD (equivalent)—we recommend that you check the total cost, including the spread, before placing a trade.

Trading commissions are capped at 3.5 USD (or equivalent) per lot, one-way.

Exness’s low-spread accounts charge a maximum trading commission of 3.5 USD (or equivalent) per lot (100,000 units) for a single trade.Major currency pairs such as USD/JPY (U.S. Dollar/Japanese Yen) and EUR/USD (Euro/U.S. Dollar) can be traded for a round-trip fee of 7 USD (equivalent), which is equivalent to 0.7 pips.Since the Low Spread account offers ultra-low spreads starting at 0 pips, you can keep your total trading costs low even when combining the spread and the transaction fee.

For all FX currency pairs on Exness, except for NZD/CHF (New Zealand Dollar/Swiss Franc), you can trade for a flat fee of 3.5 USD per side.For precious metals CFDs and energy CFDs, the trading commission is a flat rate of 3.5 USD per side for all instruments; however, for stock index CFDs and cryptocurrency CFDs, the commission varies by instrument within the range of 0 to 3.5 USD per side. Please check the trading commission in advance before you begin trading.Please note that with Exness’s Low Spread accounts, you can trade all stock CFDs with no transaction fees.

Exness Low Spread Account Trading Fees (by Product)

Ultra-low spreads starting at 0.0 pips

Exness’s low-spread accounts consistently offer ultra-low spreads starting at 0.0 pips.For pairs such as USD/JPY (U.S. Dollar/Japanese Yen) and EUR/USD (Euro/U.S. Dollar), we offer an average spread of "0," allowing you to trade at a low cost even when factoring in transaction fees.

Exness uses variable spreads, which means that the spread width narrows or widens depending on market fluctuations.During periods of high volatility, such as when major economic indicators are released or key figures make statements, spreads may widen significantly. However, Exness’s low-spread accounts offer consistently ultra-low spreads, providing traders with an environment where they can trade with the narrowest possible spreads.

Real-Time Spreads for Exness Low-Spread Accounts

Real-Time Spreads for Exness Low-Spread Accounts

Features of the Exness Zero Account

Exness’s Zero Account is an account type that charges a minimum one-way trading commission of 0.05 USD (or equivalent) per lot and allows you to trade the top 30 major currency pairs with zero spreads during 95% of trading hours. You can also trade other instruments with zero spreads during 50% of trading hours.The trading commission starts at a minimum of 0.05 USD (or equivalent) and varies depending on the instrument.

The minimum one-way trading commission is 0.05 USD (or equivalent) per lot.

Exness’s Zero account charges a minimum one-way trading commission of 0.05 USD (or equivalent) per lot. For pairs popular among Japanese traders, such as USD/JPY (U.S. Dollar/Japanese Yen) and EUR/USD (Euro/U.S. Dollar), a one-way trading commission of 3.5 USD (or equivalent) applies.While some other FX currency pairs and CFDs incur trading fees of 3.5 USD (or equivalent) or more, the extremely tight spreads—starting at 0.0 pips—help keep total costs low.

Exness Zero Account Trading Fees (by Product)

(*) Trading fees are subject to change, so please check the latest rates before trading.

Offers zero spreads on the top 30 stocks

With Exness’s Zero Account, you can trade the top 30 instruments with zero spreads during 95% of the day.While major currency pairs such as USD/JPY (U.S. Dollar/Japanese Yen) and EUR/USD (Euro/U.S. Dollar) incur transaction fees of 3.5 USD (or equivalent) or more, the spread is “zero,” so depending on the instrument, you can trade at the lowest cost among all Exness account types.

Top 30 Instruments Eligible for Zero Spreads on the Exness Zero Account

Real-Time Spreads for Exness Zero Accounts

Real-Time Spreads for Exness Zero Accounts

Features of the Exness Pro Account

Exness’s Pro Account is the ideal account type for scalping, offering trading with tight spreads and no transaction fees. While the spreads are slightly wider than those of the Low Spread/Zero accounts, the Pro Account has no transaction fees, so depending on the instrument, you may be able to trade at the lowest possible cost.

Offers tight spreads with no trading commissions

Exness’s Pro Account is the only professional-type account featuring low spreads that allows you to trade without commissions. Since trading costs consist solely of low spreads, it is best suited for scalping, which involves frequent trades.While the spreads on the Pro Account are slightly wider than those on low-spread or zero-spread accounts (starting at 0 pips), there is no significant difference in the effective average spread when you factor in the absence of trading commissions. Please note that spreads are variable, so be sure to check the latest figures before trading.

Comparison of Effective Average Spreads for Exness Professional Accounts

Comparison of Effective Average Spreads for Exness Low-Spread Accounts

Comparison of Effective Average Spreads for Exness Zero Accounts

Comparison of Effective Average Spreads for Exness Pro Accounts

Real-Time Spreads for Exness Pro Accounts

Real-Time Spreads for Exness Pro Accounts

Uses Instant Execution, which minimizes slippage

Exness Pro accounts are the only accounts on Exness where you can select “Instant Execution” as your order execution method (you can choose between Instant Execution and Market Execution when opening an account).Instant Execution is designed to minimize slippage because, as soon as Exness executes a trader’s order, it simultaneously routes the order to its liquidity providers. However, if a time lag occurs and the exchange rate fluctuates, the order may not be executed, and a requote—where a new price is quoted—will occur.Since it is up to the trader to decide whether to re-place the order at the quoted price, the order will not be executed at an unwanted price.

On the other hand, for account types other than Exness’s Pro accounts, Exness exclusively uses Market Execution, in which orders are sent to liquidity providers. While market execution is less prone to order rejections (re-quotes), it carries the risk of slippage, meaning trades may be executed at prices different from those intended.In scalping trades, which aim for small profits, even a slight deviation in the rate can lead to reduced profits or increased losses; therefore, the order execution method is a critical factor. If scalping is your primary trading strategy, we recommend the Pro Account, which uses Instant Execution; however, please select the account that best suits your trading style, taking into account trading costs and available instruments.

Features of Exness Order Execution Methods

The Difference Between Exness's Low-Spread and Zero Accounts

Among Exness’s Professional account types, the “Low Spread Account” and “Zero Account” incur external trading commissions. While these two account types have similar specifications, please note that they differ in terms of spreads and trading commissions.

The spreads differ

Exness’s Low Spread and Zero accounts have different spread levels.While both are characterized by low spreads, the difference lies in the fact that the Low Spread account offers “ultra-low spreads,” whereas the Zero account offers “zero spreads on the top 30 instruments during 95% of the day.”

Exness: Comparison of Average Spreads for Major Currency Pairs

If you focus solely on spread conditions, the Zero Account may be more advantageous for certain securities, as it allows you to trade with a consistently “zero” spread. However, since the commission structures for the Low Spread Account and the Zero Account differ, you should make a comprehensive assessment that takes trading commissions into account. Please note that spreads are subject to change, so be sure to check the latest figures before trading.

Trading fees vary

Exness’s Low Spread and Zero accounts have different trading commissions. The trading commission per lot is a maximum of 3.5 USD (equivalent) per side for the Low Spread account and a minimum of 0.05 USD (equivalent) per side for the Zero account.

With a Low Spread Account, you can trade all FX currency pairs (excluding NZD/CHF), precious metals CFDs, and energy CFDs for a flat trading fee of 3.5 USD (or equivalent).Stock CFDs are commission-free, while stock index CFDs and cryptocurrency CFDs have fees that vary by instrument. Please note that trading fees for all instruments differ on the Zero Account, so please check the fees in advance before you begin trading.

Exness: Comparison of Trading Commissions for Major Currency Pairs (One-Way)

Please note that Exness’s trading fees are set in USD (U.S. dollars). The actual fee amount deducted from your trading account will be converted into your account currency.

How to Use the Three Types of Exness Pro Accounts

Exness’s Professional-type Low Spread, Zero, and Pro accounts all share the common feature of keeping spreads as low as possible, allowing you to trade at a low overall cost even when transaction fees are factored in.However, since these three account types have different characteristics in terms of fee structures, order execution methods, and tradable instruments, we recommend choosing the one that best suits your trading costs and trading style.

Choose Based on How Transaction Costs Are Managed

Exness’s Low Spread, Zero, and Pro accounts have different fee structures, which means there are differences in how trading costs are managed.Low-Spread accounts incur a trading commission of up to 3.5 USD (equivalent), but for all FX currency pairs (excluding NZD/CHF), precious metals CFDs, and energy CFDs, the commission is a flat rate of 3.5 USD.while all stock CFDs are commission-free. Since commission amounts are standardized by product category, you can avoid the hassle of checking commission fees for each individual trade. Additionally, since the Pro Account offers commission-free trading, you can focus solely on the spread when trading.

On the other hand, trading fees for Zero accounts start at a minimum of 0.05 USD (or equivalent) and vary depending on the instrument. For example, fees for FX currency pairs range from 3.5 to 137.5 USD, and fees for stock CFDs range from 0.38 to 54 USD; since fee amounts vary widely, you’ll need to check the trading fees for each transaction.In particular, if you plan to trade a variety of instruments, we recommend choosing an account that takes the complexity of cost management into account so that you can focus on your trading.

How to Manage Trading Costs by Account Type for Exness Professional Accounts

Choose an account that allows you to trade at the lowest possible cost

With Exness’s Professional account type, the account that offers the lowest trading costs depends on the instrument and the timing of the trade.For example, when trading EUR/USD (Euro/U.S. Dollar) in a Low Spread account or a Zero account, where a commission is charged, the average spread is zero, the round-trip commission is $7, and the total trading cost is $7, which equals 0.7 pips.On the other hand, while the spread on a Pro account is wider at 0.6 pips, there are no transaction fees, so the total trading cost is 0.6 pips. Therefore, for EUR/USD, the Pro account is the one that allows you to trade at the lowest cost.

However, unlike the Zero Account—which offers zero spreads on the top 30 stocks during 95% of the day—spreads on the Low Spread Account and Pro Account may widen; therefore, depending on the time of day, the Zero Account may be the best option for trading at the lowest cost.As such, because the account that allows you to trade at the lowest cost varies depending on the security and the timing of the trade due to fluctuations in spreads, we recommend that you check the spreads before trading.

Choose Based on Your Trading Style

Since Exness does not impose any trading restrictions, you can choose an account that best suits your trading style.Exness’s three Professional account types offer an ideal trading environment for scalping, featuring “low costs, stable low spreads, and high leverage of up to 2,000x” (*).In particular, the Pro account—which allows you to select Instant Execution, a method that eliminates slippage—is the recommended account type for traders who primarily engage in scalping.

On the other hand, for day trading and swing trading—where positions are held for longer periods—we recommend low-spread accounts or zero-spread accounts, which offer a stable, low-spread environment to help you avoid, as much as possible, a decline in your margin maintenance ratio due to spread fluctuations.

(*) Leveraged trading involves high risk, and you may lose all of your invested capital. Please ensure you fully understand the risks before trading.

Important Notes on Exness Professional Accounts (Low Spread, Zero, and Pro Accounts)

Please note the following when trading with Exness’s Professional Low-Spread, Zero, and Pro accounts.

The number of tradable securities varies depending on the account type.

At Exness, the number of tradable instruments varies depending on the account type. Please also note that the available instruments differ depending on the trading platform—MetaTrader 4 (MT4) or MetaTrader 5 (MT5).

Among the three Professional-type account types, the Pro Account offers the widest range of tradable instruments. With the Low Spread/Zero accounts, you cannot trade certain exotic currency pairs, CFDs on precious metals such as palladium and platinum, or stock index CFDs such as the Nikkei 225.

Number of Tradable Instruments by Account Type for Exness Professional Accounts

Only for Zero Accounts: The suffix “z” is displayed at the end of the stock name

The names of instruments available on Exness’s Zero Account end with the suffix “z.” Only instruments with a “z” suffix—such as USDJPYz and EURUSDz—can be traded on the Zero Account.Please note that the suffix for Standard accounts is “m,” and for Standard Cent accounts, it is “c.” Only Low Spread and Pro accounts do not have a suffix, so if you are using both account types, please be careful not to mix up your trading accounts.

(*)MetaTrader, MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, MT4, and MT5 are trademarks or registered trademarks of MetaQuotes Ltd.

Timing of Transaction Fee Payments

For Exness’s Low Spread and Zero accounts, trading fees are charged as a round-trip fee when opening a position.For example, if the one-way trading fee is 3.5 USD, a round-trip fee of 7 USD (equivalent) will be charged based on the “USD/account currency” pair rate at the time of the new order, and the fee will be deducted from your trading account when you close the position.You can view the transaction fees incurred in the “Account History” tab within the MT4/MT5 terminal of your trading account.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) About the Exness Professional Account Type