Exness numbers, and where each one stops
A working reference for Exness built around a single line: which figures a page here produces for you, and which ones you still work out yourself. Account settings, measured readings and calculator output are kept apart on purpose, and every tool states where its answer ends.
Open Exness Account →This site gathers the Exness figures a trader usually needs, and it is organised around one distinction: a figure a tool produces from your inputs, and a figure you still have to work out yourself. Spreads and contract specifications on the measured pages are readings. Calculators turn readings plus your entries into a single line. Nothing here totals a set of positions, reads an account or makes a decision — those steps stay with the trader, and every page states where its own answer stops.
Minimum deposit applicable; may vary based on payment method or geographic location.
What the account settles, and what you still set
- Withdrawal handling sits on the account side: most withdrawals are processed automatically, 24/7 — processing times may vary
- Standard and Standard Cent open with no minimum initial deposit, so the opening amount is a decision rather than a threshold
- Raw Spread and Zero quote spreads from 0.0 pips — a spread is quoted to you, never entered by you
- Negative balance protection: losses stop at the funds you deposit
- Swap-free (Islamic) status on eligible accounts, confirmed in the Personal Area
- Four ways in — MT4, MT5, the Exness Terminal web platform and the Exness Trade app
- USD-based accounts, practical for traders in Pakistan; the base currency is chosen once, when the account is opened
Processing times may vary depending on the chosen payment method.
Account types — the choice made before any calculation
| Account | Platform | Spread from | Commission | Suited to |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | MT4 / MT5 / Terminal | from 0.3 pips | $0 | Most beginners — no minimum initial deposit |
| Standard Cent | MT4 / MT5 | from 0.3 pips | $0 | Practising with micro cent-sized lots — no minimum initial deposit |
| Pro | MT4 / MT5 / Terminal | from 0.1 pips | $0 | Instant execution, no commission — $200 minimum deposit |
| Raw Spread | MT4 / MT5 / Terminal | from 0.0 pips | up to $3.50 / side / lot | Tight raw spreads + low commission — $200 minimum deposit |
| Zero | MT4 / MT5 / Terminal | 0.0 pips on majors | from $0.20 / side | 0.0 pip spreads on top instruments — $200 minimum deposit |
Minimum deposit applicable; may vary based on payment method or geographic location.
Delays and slippage may occur. No guarantee of execution speed or precision.
Which page answers which question
MetaTrader 5
The multi-asset terminal, where an order is priced before it is confirmed.
Demo Account
Virtual funds — a rehearsal that never reaches the market.
Account Types
Standard, Cent, Pro, Raw Spread and Zero — what each one fixes.
Also here: how the account types differ, spreads read on a live account, the position calculator, account access and opening an account.
Where the numbers on this site stop
Exness has been in operation since 2008, and the figures published here about it come from two places: readings taken on a live account, and lines a calculator derives from inputs you type. Neither kind decides anything. A converted amount, a pip value or a margin line answers the exact entries it was given; the total across several lines, the plan behind them and the last check on the order screen stay with the trader. You can also read independent Exness reviews on Trustpilot. CFDs carry a high risk of losing money — confirm the latest terms before depositing.
Open Exness Account →Two kinds of number on this site
The first kind is read. Spreads, contract specifications and the figures behind the calculators are taken from a live account and reported as they were read; nothing on this site turns a reading into a promise about the next trade.
The second kind is derived. Type an amount, an instrument, a volume and a leverage setting into one of the calculators and a line comes back — pip value, spread cost, margin, notional. That line exists for those entries and for nothing else.
Keeping the two apart is the whole point of the layout. A reading describes conditions on an account. A derived line describes one hypothetical position. Neither describes your account, and no page here claims to.
What none of these pages will do for you
None of them add up. Every calculator prices one line at a time, so a plan made of several positions is several passes plus a total you keep yourself.
None of them remember. Fields reset, nothing is stored, and no page can show you what it told you last week — which is why the inputs matter as much as the answer.
None of them look at your account. Balance, free margin, the positions already open and the room left for another one are read in the terminal and in the Personal Area, never here.
And none of them decide. The size that suits a plan, the moment to act on it and the check on the order screen before confirming are the parts that stay manual.
How to read a page here
Start with what the page is. A measured page reports, a calculator derives, and a reference page explains a setting that is chosen once and then lives with the account. The heading usually says which of the three you are looking at.
Then look for the boundary. Each page states what its figure covers — one position, one set of inputs, one reading — and that sentence is the useful part, not the number beside it.
Finally write down what you took away. These pages are stateless; a notebook is not. Working out where a figure came from three days later is far easier when the inputs travelled with it.
Getting a usable answer out of this site
- Decide which of the two kinds of number you need — a reading of current conditions, or a line derived from entries you supply.
- Open the page that produces it and note the entries you used, not only the answer.
- Do the arithmetic the page leaves out: totals across positions, holds longer than the one the line states, and any conversion into the unit your own records use.
- Confirm the account-side facts in the Personal Area — account type, base currency and swap-free status are settings, not calculations.
- Rehearse the trade on the order screen and compare it with what you worked out before anything is confirmed.
Figures published here are indicative and shown for reference; a live order is priced in the terminal with your own account settings.
Which page answers which question — and where it stops
| If the question is | The page that answers it | What it will not tell you |
|---|---|---|
| What would a position of this size look like? | Real Calculators | Whether the size fits the plan behind it |
| What is this amount worth in another currency? | Currency Converter | The amount that ends up anywhere |
| What volume matches a given exposure? | Lot Size Calculator | How much free margin is left |
| What are spreads doing on a live account? | Live Spreads | What they will be at the moment you act |
| How do the account types differ? | Account Types | Which one to open — that stays your choice |
Every page in this table is a source of one bounded figure, not of a decision.
Fixed by the account, or entered by you
| Item | Where it is set | Does it move a calculation? |
|---|---|---|
| Account type | Chosen when the account is opened | Yes — spread and commission follow it |
| Base currency | Chosen when the account is opened | Yes — it decides the unit of the result |
| Leverage | Set on the account, entered in the tool | Yes — the margin line only |
| Volume in lots | Entered in the tool, trade by trade | Yes — almost every line |
| Instrument | Entered in the tool, trade by trade | Yes — pip value and contract size |
| Free margin | Read in the terminal | No — no page here can see it |
Account-side settings are confirmed in the Personal Area; a calculator simply assumes whatever you type.
Frequently asked questions
Does this site calculate anything about my own account?
What does opening an account cost, and is that a calculation?
Which currency will the figures be in?
Can a calculator here total several positions at once?
What stays manual whichever page I use?
Is trading forex and CFDs available to someone in Pakistan?
Is a figure shown by a calculator the price I will get?
How should I record what a page told me?
Reviews
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