What Fees and Commissions Does Exness Charge? Complete Cost Guide

Yes. Although Exness does not charge a separate trading commission on every account type, trading still involves costs. These may include the spread, a commission on certain accounts, and overnight swap or administration charges where applicable.

According to Exness's published account information, Standard, Standard Cent, and Pro accounts do not charge a trading commission. Raw Spread and Zero accounts charge commissions that vary according to the instrument and applicable contract specifications.

Exness offers different pricing structures across its account types. The following table summarizes the published commission structure. It does not represent the total cost of a transaction because spreads and other charges may also apply.

Note: Commission amounts depend on the instrument and may vary. Figures above reflect published account-level descriptions, not a guarantee of the charge for every market or region. Check the latest contract specifications.

The spread is the difference between the bid price and the ask price of a financial instrument. It is one of the main costs to consider when comparing brokers.

Exness advertises spreads starting from 0.2 pips on Standard accounts, 0.1 pips on Pro accounts, and 0.0 pips on Raw Spread and Zero accounts. These are starting figures rather than guaranteed spreads available at all times.

Spreads can widen during periods of low liquidity, market volatility, major economic announcements, and market opening or closing periods. The spread also differs by instrument.

A swap is a financing adjustment that may apply when a CFD position remains open overnight. Depending on the instrument and position direction, the swap can be a charge or a credit.

Swap amounts are not the same across all markets. They can differ between currency pairs, metals, indices, cryptocurrencies, and other instruments. Certain instruments or accounts may qualify for swap-free conditions.

Exness's Help Center states that it does not charge deposit or withdrawal processing fees. However, a bank, card issuer, intermediary, or payment provider may apply its own fees.

Currency conversion may also affect the amount received if the transaction currency differs from the account or receiving account currency.

Exness states that it does not charge account management fees and that opening an account is free. Nevertheless, the full cost of using a trading account depends on the applicable agreement and trading activity.

Other costs to review may include:

• Currency conversion: Conversion may affect amounts credited or debited in a different currency.
• Administration charges: These may apply to certain positions or account circumstances under the relevant terms.
• Third-party payment charges: Banks and payment services may impose their own fees.
• Instrument-specific costs: Contract specifications may contain details relevant to the particular market being reviewed.

Comparing brokers based only on the advertised minimum spread or the absence of commissions can give an incomplete picture. A meaningful cost comparison should account for the instrument, spread, commission, holding period, and any relevant payment or conversion charges.

Published “from” spreads are not guaranteed prices. Actual spreads may change with market conditions, while commissions can vary according to the instrument and account type.