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Exness swap points are applied at rollover time, which occurs at 7:00 a.m. (6:00 a.m. during daylight saving time) from Monday through Friday. Swap points are tripled during the rollover from Wednesday to Thursday. For stock CFDs, triple swap points are applied on Fridays.

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Exness swap points are calculated based on the trade size (lots) of open positions and the swap rate for each instrument. Since swap points are calculated in the settlement currency (the right-hand side of the currency pair), you will need to convert them to the yen exchange rate if you wish to receive them in Japanese yen.

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Yes, swap points are charged on gold trading with Exness. However, for the two pairs—XAU/USD and BTC/XAU—swap-free trading applies to all account types, so you can trade without worrying about swap charges. Swap points are charged on gold pairs other than XAU/USD and BTC/XAU.

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At Exness, you can trade gold with leverage of up to 1:2000. However, trading with leverage of up to 1:2000 is only available if your account’s available margin is less than 30,000 USD (or equivalent).If your account balance exceeds 30,000 USD, the maximum leverage is limited to 1:1,000; if it exceeds 100,000 USD, the maximum leverage is limited to 1:500.

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Yes, Exness imposes leverage limits on gold trading based on your account’s available margin. If your account balance is less than $30,000, you can trade with a maximum leverage of 1:2000.For account balances of $30,000 or more, the leverage limit is 1:1,000, and for balances of $100,000 or more, the leverage limit is 1:500.

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Exness Gold is available for trading from 7:05 a.m. to 5:59 a.m. (Japan Time) on Mondays through Saturdays during daylight saving time, and from 8:05 a.m. to 6:59 a.m. (Japan Time) on Mondays through Saturdays during standard time. However, there is a trading halt of approximately one hour in the early morning hours from Tuesday through Thursday.The BTC/XAU pair, which pairs Bitcoin with gold, is generally available for trading 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

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Yes, at Exness, you can trade gold on all account types.With Standard, Pro, Low Spread, and Zero accounts, you can trade XAU/USD, XAU/EUR, XAU/GBP, XAU/AUD, and pairs involving Bitcoin (BTC/XAU). With Standard Cent accounts, you can trade only XAU/USD.

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You can check the trading hours for each instrument on Exness via MT4/MT5. Right-click on the instrument name in the Market Watch window and select "Specifications" to open the trading conditions screen, where you can view the trading hours for each instrument. Please note that there is a 9-hour time difference between the time displayed in MT4/MT5 and Japan Standard Time.

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Yes, at Exness, for certain stock CFD instruments, you can only place orders to close open positions during the pre-market session—from 7:00 PM to 10:40 PM—which occurs before the market opens. The pre-market session refers to after-hours trading that takes place before the regular trading hours of the U.S. stock market.

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No, at Exness, you cannot place new orders or close open positions on weekends (Saturday and Sunday), Christmas, or during the year-end and New Year holidays, as these are outside of trading hours. Please note that not only manual orders and closings but also limit orders, limit closings, and EA (automated trading) transactions are unavailable during these times, so please exercise caution when holding positions overnight.

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Yes, Exness uses Greenwich Mean Time (GMT+0) as the server time for MetaTrader 4 (MT4) and MetaTrader 5 (MT5), so there is a 9-hour time difference from Japan Standard Time. You can convert the time displayed in MT4/MT5 to Japan Standard Time by adding 9 hours.

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Yes, at Exness, trading hours vary by instrument. For all instruments except cryptocurrency CFDs, you can trade 24 hours a day from early Monday morning to early Saturday morning; however, opening and closing times differ by instrument. Cryptocurrency CFDs can be traded 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, including weekends and holidays.

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With Exness, while hedging allows you to pursue profits while minimizing losses, there are also drawbacks: since you hold both long and short positions, trading costs double, and depending on the timing and how you use this strategy, losses may increase.

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With Exness, you can engage in arbitrage trading by exploiting swap point differentials through hedging, as well as conduct hedging trades across multiple accounts, including those with other brokers. Since many FX brokers prohibit these strategies, a major advantage of Exness is that it allows you to engage in hedging trades freely, without restrictions on your trading approach.

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At Exness, when engaging in hedging trades, you will incur trading costs in the form of spreads and transaction fees. Since you hold both long and short positions, your trading costs will double; however, by selecting the right instruments and account type based on your trading strategy, you can execute hedging trades while keeping your total trading costs low.

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At Exness, if you open a hedged position consisting of both buy and sell trades with the same lot size within the same account, the required margin is offset and becomes 0 yen. However, please note that margin is still required for hedged positions where the lot sizes differ—even within the same account—or for hedged positions held across multiple accounts.

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No, Exness does not impose any restrictions on hedging. Since Exness has no specific rules or prohibitions regarding hedging, you are free to use any strategy you choose while hedging to avoid amplifying losses due to price fluctuations.

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Yes, at Exness, you can engage in scalping trades with leverage of up to 1:2000 on all account types. However, please note that the maximum available leverage will be automatically reduced as your account balance increases.

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Yes, at Exness, scalping using EAs (automated trading) is available for all account types. By using an EA, even beginners or those who are short on time can engage in scalping without missing out on profit opportunities.

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At Exness, FX currency pairs with low spreads and high volatility are recommended for scalping. In particular, major currency pairs such as USD/JPY and EUR/USD have high trading volumes and are less prone to widening spreads, allowing you to scalp with stable spreads.

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