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At Exness, scalping is available on all account types. If you want to scalp while keeping trading costs as low as possible, we recommend one of the Low Spread, Zero, or Pro account types, which offer spreads and trading commissions below the industry average.

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No, Exness does not prohibit scalping. You can engage in highly capital-efficient scalping trades by taking advantage of low spreads starting at 0 pips and leverage of up to 1:2000.

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At Exness, all cryptocurrency CFD instruments are swap-free. Since no swap points are charged, you can enjoy a variety of trading styles without worrying about negative swaps, even when holding positions for the long term.

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You can trade cryptocurrency CFDs with Exness using five account types: Standard, Standard Cent, Low Spread, Zero, and Pro. Note that the account types offering the widest selection of tradable cryptocurrency CFD instruments are the Standard and Pro accounts on MT5.

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Yes, you can trade Exness cryptocurrency CFDs 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, including weekends and holidays. However, please note that trading is not available during server maintenance. If server maintenance is scheduled, you will receive advance notice via the email address on file.

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Yes, Exness’s cryptocurrency CFDs use a fixed margin requirement, meaning the required margin is fixed. Please note that you can trade Bitcoin (BTC) with leverage of up to 400x. For other altcoins, the leverage varies by asset—up to 200x or 20x—so please be aware of this.

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Exness offers 11 types of cryptocurrency CFDs, including pairs such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Litecoin (LTC) against the U.S. dollar. Please note that the available trading instruments vary depending on your account type and trading platform (MT4/MT5).

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Exness's trading costs are calculated as "spread + transaction fee." The spread based on the trade volume can be calculated as "spread × trade volume." Please note that all transaction fees are denominated in USD and will be converted to the currency of your trading account before being deducted.

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Exness trading fees are automatically converted from U.S. dollars to your trading account’s base currency when you close a position, and the round-trip amount is deducted from your trading account. You can view the deducted trading fees in the “Account History” tab within the MT4/MT5 terminal.

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Yes, the "spreads" and "trading commissions"—which constitute Exness's trading costs—vary depending on the account type. For USD/JPY, the average spread is 1.1 pips for Standard accounts and 0.7 pips for Pro accounts, and there are no trading commissions.

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The trading costs incurred with Exness consist of “spreads” and “trading commissions.” Please note that among the five account types offered by Exness, the Standard, Standard Cent, and Pro account types are available with no trading commissions.

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Yes, you can change the leverage on Exness. After logging in to your Personal Area, select “Change Leverage” from the “︙ (Read More)” menu for each trading account under “My Account.” You can adjust the leverage from 1:2 up to a maximum of 1:2000. You can also specify any leverage you want by selecting “Custom.”

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Exness imposes leverage restrictions on certain trading instruments, when the available margin balance in a trading account falls below a certain level, during the release of major economic news, and around market open and close times. Since the leverage limits vary depending on the situation, please review the conditions for these restrictions in advance before trading.

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Yes, Exness imposes leverage restrictions depending on the trading instrument. Among the instruments offered by Exness, exotic currencies in FX, precious metals (palladium and platinum), energy, stocks, indices, and cryptocurrencies are subject to fixed leverage.

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At Exness, you can set leverage from 1:2 to 1:2000 for all account types. Please note, however, that leverage restrictions may apply depending on your available margin balance and the instruments you trade, so you may not be able to use the maximum leverage of 1:2000 in some cases.

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Exness uses variable spreads, which fluctuate depending on market liquidity. As a result, periods such as the early morning in Japan when the Oceania markets open, as well as global holidays (such as Christmas and the New Year’s holiday season), tend to see lower liquidity and wider spreads.

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Currency pairs with low liquidity—such as minor and exotic pairs offered by Exness—tend to have wider spreads. On the other hand, major currency pairs like USD/JPY and EUR/USD have high liquidity and are less prone to widening spreads, allowing you to trade with stable spreads.

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Yes, Exness’s spreads vary depending on the four account types. The Standard account offers spreads starting at 0.3 pips, the Pro account at 0.1 pips, and the Low Spread and Zero accounts at 0.0 pips, making Exness’s spreads among the tightest in the industry across all account types.

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You can view Exness’s real-time spreads in the price quote window in MT4/MT5. Right-click the price quote window and select “Spread” to display the “Spread” column on the right side of the window, allowing you to view the real-time spreads for each instrument.

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Exness uses variable spreads to provide the best available spreads based on market conditions. Additionally, for major currency pairs such as USD/JPY and EUR/USD, Exness offers fixed spreads 90% of the time, allowing you to trade in a stable, low-spread environment.

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