Exness Compensation Fund
What client-fund protection and compensation schemes mean for Exness traders.
Open Exness Account →Client-fund protection for Exness depends on the regulator overseeing your account. Regulated brokers generally hold client money in segregated accounts, keeping it separate from company funds, and some jurisdictions run compensation schemes with eligibility limits. Coverage varies by entity, so check what protections the Exness entity serving your region provides.
How client funds are protected
- Regulated brokers typically keep client funds in segregated accounts.
- Segregation separates your money from the company's own funds.
- Some regulators operate compensation schemes with eligibility limits.
- Coverage depends on the regulating entity for your region.
- Check the protections offered by the entity that serves you.
Fund-protection concepts
| Concept | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Segregation | Client funds kept separate |
| Compensation scheme | Limited cover where a regulator offers it |
| Varies by entity | Depends on your region's regulator |
Frequently asked questions
Are my funds protected on Exness?
Regulated brokers typically segregate client funds from company money. Any compensation scheme and its limits depend on the regulator for your region.
Does Exness have a compensation fund?
It depends on the regulating entity. Some jurisdictions provide compensation schemes with eligibility limits; check the protections for the entity that serves you.
What is fund segregation?
It means your deposits are held in separate accounts from the broker's own funds, which adds a layer of protection in line with regulatory rules.