Downloading Exness — the figures an installed terminal produces — Pakistan
An install is a decision about which numbers appear beside the order instead of being produced somewhere else.
Open Exness Account →An installed terminal is where a figure stops being a lookup and becomes a field on the screen: the contract specification of the instrument, the margin the entered volume requires, the running result of open positions, and the value of one price step, each in the account currency. What can be established without installing anything is the list of instruments, the cost structure of an account type, and the arithmetic of margin.
Where each surface is opened
| Device | What to download | Where to get it |
|---|---|---|
| Android phone / tablet | Exness Trade app (or Exness Go for Standard and Pro) | Google Play |
| iPhone / iPad | Exness Trade app | App Store |
| Windows 10 / 11 PC | MetaTrader 5 or MetaTrader 4 desktop | Exness account area |
| Mac | MetaTrader 5 or MetaTrader 4, or the web-based Exness Terminal | Exness account area / browser |
| Any browser | Exness Terminal (web) — nothing to install | Runs in the browser |
Notes for each surface
Android & APK
The Exness Trade app from Google Play; MetaTrader 5 or MetaTrader 4 for Android.
PC — Windows 10 & 11
MetaTrader 5 or MetaTrader 4 desktop, or the web terminal on a Windows PC.
iPhone & iPad
The Exness Trade app from the App Store.
Mac
MetaTrader 5 or MetaTrader 4 on macOS, or the browser-based Exness Terminal.
MetaTrader 5
Download MT5 for Windows, Android and iOS.
MetaTrader 4
Download MT4 across desktop and mobile.
Web Terminal
Trade in the browser — nothing to install.
What appears only after the install
The choice is not between devices but between arithmetic that sits beside the order and arithmetic produced somewhere else. An installed terminal keeps the contract specification, the required margin for the volume being entered, the free margin that would remain and the running result of open positions on one screen, all in the account currency. A browser session reaches the same account and leaves the reusable part of that arithmetic to be produced again each time. Google Play and the App Store are the official app sources; an APK from a third-party site such as apkpure is not recommended for a financial app.
Open an Exness account →Figures the installed terminal produces by itself
The contract specification of a symbol — contract size, the smallest volume, the step between volumes, the number of digits in the price — is read in the terminal rather than assembled from a page. Every later calculation starts there.
The order window is the second source. While the volume field is being edited it returns the margin that volume would require and the free margin that would remain, and it recomputes both as the figure changes. That is the practical reason volume decisions happen there.
Once positions exist, the running result and the margin level become live readings in the account currency: they follow every tick, and no page can reproduce them from outside.
Figures available without installing anything
Which instruments an account type can open, and the cost structure applied to them, are published and stable. So is the arithmetic of margin: the contract size multiplied by the volume, divided by the leverage.
That arithmetic is also done for you on this site — the trading calculator and the lot size calculator take the same inputs, and live spreads publishes readings taken from the broker’s own feed.
So what does the install actually decide
It decides where the arithmetic happens: beside the order, recalculated as the volume changes, or in a second place and then carried back. For a routine of a few planned positions the second place is enough. For a routine where the volume is chosen against free margin at the moment of sending, it is not.
Nothing about the account, its type or its history depends on that choice — those belong to the account number, and the install changes only which figures are within reach while an order is being written.
Deciding whether an install is needed for your routine
- List the figures your routine actually consumes before sending an order: volume, required margin, distance to the intended level, cost of a round turn.
- Mark which of them you can produce in advance from published values and arithmetic.
- Mark which of them depend on the state of the account at that moment — free margin, margin level, the running result.
- If the second list is empty, the arithmetic can live outside the platform entirely.
- If it is not, the figures on it exist only in a terminal signed in to the account, and an install is what puts them beside the order.
The list, not the device, is what decides. Two traders on the same machine can honestly reach opposite answers.
Where each figure comes from
| Figure | Produced by an installed terminal | Available without installing |
|---|---|---|
| Contract specification of an instrument | Yes, in the symbol properties | Published instrument details |
| Required margin for a planned volume | Yes, while the order is being entered | Arithmetic, or the trading calculator on this site |
| Free margin remaining after an order | Yes | No |
| Running result of open positions | Yes, per tick | No |
| Value of one price step at your volume | Yes, once the order is set up | Arithmetic, or the lot size calculator |
| Which instruments an account type can open | Yes | Yes, from the account types page |