Exness
A global multi-asset trading platform
Connect to global markets from one account. Use MetaTrader 5, Exness Terminal and other platforms to access forex, metals, energy, indices, stocks and crypto CFDs.
What is Exness?
Exness is an international CFD broker. You get a trading account, a few ways to log in, and access to global markets. You can chart and trade from MetaTrader 5 (MT5), MetaTrader 4 (MT4), Exness Terminal, or Exness Trade.
The product has three parts: accounts, platforms, and markets. Account types include Standard, Standard Cent, Pro, Zero, and Raw Spread. You can work from a desktop terminal, a browser, or a phone. Markets typically include forex, metals, energy, indices, stocks, and crypto CFDs.
The same account can be used from more than one terminal — desktop, web, or mobile, depending on the device in front of you. Spreads, commissions, and minimum volume still depend on the account type. Go by the company that holds the account, and by what the live account shows.
Trade from MT5, MT4, Terminal, or Trade
Exness works on desktop, web, and mobile. Log in from MetaTrader 5, MetaTrader 4, Exness Terminal, or Exness Trade — whichever fits your device and how you like to work.
Charts, indicators, order management, and automated trading
MetaTrader 5
Professional terminal Desktop / mobileCharts, indicators, EAs
MetaTrader 4
Classic terminal Desktop / mobileCharts and order management
Exness Terminal
Web trading platform Open in a browserNo desktop install required
Exness Trade
Mobile trading app iOS / AndroidTrade and manage the account from a phone
Markets: forex, gold, indices, and crypto CFDs
Forex, metals, energy, indices, stocks, and crypto CFDs each move differently. Liquidity, hours, and typical volatility are not the same from one market to the next.
Standard and Professional accounts
Exness groups accounts into Standard and Professional. Spreads, commissions, and other costs differ by type.
- Standard
- Standard Cent
Costs sit mainly in the spread
- Pro
- Zero
- Raw Spread
Tighter spreads, often with commission
Spread, commission, swap, and margin
You’ll see these four on every live account. They describe trading costs and how much buying power you have.
What you actually pay can change with the account, the instrument, and market conditions.
Using MetaTrader 5 with Exness
Exness holds the account. MetaTrader 5 is a terminal you can use to log in, watch prices, and place orders.
Calculator, economic calendar, and VPS
Alongside the platforms, Exness also offers a trading calculator, an economic calendar, and optional VPS hosting.
Regulation and the company behind the account
Exness is a brand. The company you sign with, and the regulator that oversees it, depend on where the account is opened.
People in different countries are often served by different Exness companies.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers on accounts, platforms, and markets.
Exness is a broker brand for CFDs on forex, metals, energy, indices, stocks, and crypto. This page is a product overview, not an invitation to open an account and not investment advice.
Exness holds the trading account. MetaTrader 5 is a terminal you log into with an account number, password, and server. They are separate products from separate companies.
Most people use MetaTrader 5, MetaTrader 4, Exness Terminal, or Exness Trade. Which one you can use depends on the account type, the device, and which Exness company holds the account.
Accounts usually come in two families: Standard and Professional. Standard and Standard Cent are in the first; Pro, Zero, and Raw Spread in the second. Spreads and commissions differ. Use the terms shown when you open the account.
Usually yes. A demo account lets you learn the screens and order flow without real money. Demo prices, fills, and fees are not the same as a live account.
You can typically trade CFDs on forex, metals, energy, indices, stocks, and crypto. The instrument list, contract specs, and sessions can change.
Exness Terminal is the web platform. You can log in, watch prices, and place orders without installing a desktop terminal. It isn’t MetaTrader 5, so the features aren’t the same.
The spread is the gap between bid and ask — one way you pay to trade. Commission is a separate fee on each trade. Some accounts bake the cost into the spread; others show a tighter spread and charge commission on top.