Exness Spreads

Exness offers some of the narrowest spreads in the industry, providing low spreads not only on FX currency pairs but also on CFD instruments such as precious metals (gold, silver, etc.), energy, stock indices, and cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, etc.).Due to the nature of how spreads work, traders incur an unrealized loss equal to the spread the moment they open a position; therefore, the narrower the spread, the more advantageous it is for traders. In particular, for trading strategies that accumulate small profits—such as scalping—spreads have a significant impact on trading results, making them a critical factor.

Exness offers trading with high leverage of up to 2,000x(*), so you can experience one of the industry’s most advantageous trading environments—Exness’s unique combination of “low spreads and high leverage.”

At Exness, except during periods of high market volatility, you can trade a total of 10 instruments—including the nine major currency pairs popular among Japanese traders and XAU/USD (gold)—at fixed spreads during 90% of the trading day.Unlike variable spreads, which widen and narrow in response to price fluctuations, the spreads for these instruments at Exness are fixed during most of the day. This allows you to know the potential unrealized loss at the time you open a position before you even execute the trade.

However, at Exness, spreads may sometimes be lower than the fixed spreads depending on market conditions, so traders can always trade at the best available spreads.For Exness Zero accounts, a commission of at least 0.05 USD (or equivalent) per lot (one-way) applies, but you can trade 28 major instruments with zero spreads 98% of the time. Please note that spreads are subject to change, so please check the latest figures before trading.

Exness’s Standard Account allows you to consistently enjoy tight spreads with small deposits and low costs, making it a recommended account type for all traders, from beginners to professionals.Compared to Exness’s three Pro account types (“Low Spread Account,” “Zero Account,” and “Pro Account”), the Standard Account has wider spreads.However, it offers spreads that are approximately 0.5 to 1.0 pips lower than the standard spreads at other brokers, and since there are no transaction fees, you can keep your trading costs low.

In addition, while Exness’s three Pro account types require a minimum initial deposit of 1,000 USD (or equivalent), the Standard account has a minimum initial deposit of 150 USD (or equivalent), allowing you to start trading with a small amount.Exness’s Standard Account is a versatile account type that allows you to experience Exness’s high-performance trading environment—featuring stable, low spreads and leverage of up to 2,000x (*)—with a small initial deposit and low costs.

Exness’s Standard Cent account offers the same spreads as the Standard account, which features spreads that are approximately 0.5 to 1.0 pips narrower than the industry average. Like the Standard account, there are no trading commissions, allowing you to trade while keeping your trading costs low.

While the Standard Cent account at Exness is limited to FX currency pairs, precious metals (gold and silver), and cryptocurrencies, you can trade with a minimum of 10 units (0.01 cent lot)—a smaller minimum than other account types.In addition, Exness offers high leverage of up to 2,000x (*) and a reliable zero-cut system. As a trial, you can start by trading popular instruments with small amounts and low risk on the Exness Standard Cent Account, and then switch to other account types later. The tradable instruments on the Exness Standard Cent Account are as follows.

Exness’s Low Spread Account is recommended for intermediate to advanced traders, offering spreads as low as 0.0 pips—achieved through a commission structure of up to 3.5 USD (equivalent) per lot (one-way).For major currency pairs such as USD/JPY (U.S. Dollar/Japanese Yen) and EUR/USD (Euro/U.S. Dollar), we offer an average spread of “zero,” and we provide stable, low spreads even for instruments where spreads tend to widen.

Trading commissions are a flat rate of 3.5 USD (equivalent) per lot for major currency pairs, and for other instruments, they are 3.5 USD (equivalent) or less and vary by instrument. While trading commissions apply to Exness’s low-spread accounts, the extremely tight spreads allow you to keep your total trading costs low.Please note that for Exness stock CFDs, all instruments are commission-free, and you can trade based solely on the spread.

Exness’s Zero Account charges a minimum trading commission of 0.05 USD (or equivalent) per lot (one-way), but it is a recommended account type for intermediate to advanced traders, as it offers zero spreads on 28 major currency pairs during 95% of trading hours.Since zero spreads are also offered for 50% of the trading hours for other instruments, there are many cases where you can trade for only the transaction fee—which varies by instrument but starts at a minimum of 0.05 USD (or equivalent). Among Exness’s account types, the Zero Account is the only one that consistently offers zero spreads.

In addition, Exness’s Zero account is ideal for high-frequency algorithmic trading using EAs (automated trading systems), as it allows you to trade a wide range of instruments with zero or extremely low spreads. The currency pairs eligible for Exness’s zero-spread program are as follows.

Exness’s Pro account offers commission-free trading and features even lower spreads than the Standard account, making it the ideal account type for experienced traders who want to minimize their trading costs as much as possible.For example, when comparing the USD/JPY (U.S. Dollar/Japanese Yen) pair, the Pro Account has spreads set approximately 0.4 pips lower than the Standard Account.Since both account types have no trading commissions, the Pro Account offers a clear advantage when considering spreads alone; however, the Exness Pro Account requires a higher minimum initial deposit of 1,000 USD (or equivalent). When selecting an account type, please consider these factors and choose the one that best suits your needs.Please note that spreads are subject to change, so be sure to check the latest figures before trading.

The spread refers to the difference between the bid price and the ask price of a traded instrument. The narrower the spread, the shorter the time it takes to recover from an unrealized loss, which is advantageous for traders.Note that the spread is expressed in “pips” for all securities.

Spreads at Exness vary depending on the account type: “Standard Account,” “Standard Cent Account,” “Low Spread Account,” “Zero Account,” and “Pro Account.”Please note that Exness’s “Low Spread Account” charges a maximum of 3.5 USD (or equivalent) per side, while the “Zero Account” charges a minimum of 0.05 USD (or equivalent) per side; each account type has a different fee structure.For Exness’s Standard Cent Account, the same spreads as those for the Standard Account apply to all tradable instruments, including FX currency pairs, precious metals (gold and silver), and cryptocurrencies.