Exness Fees
Spreads, commissions, swaps and non-trading fees on Exness explained.
Open Exness Account →Exness costs come mainly from spreads and, on Raw Spread and Zero accounts, commission. Holding positions overnight incurs swap, though swap-free conditions exist on some instruments. Exness generally does not charge deposit or withdrawal fees, but conversion costs can apply if your payment currency differs from your account currency.
What Exness actually costs
- Spread: the main cost on Standard and Pro accounts (no separate commission).
- Commission: charged on Raw Spread and Zero accounts in exchange for 0.0 spreads.
- Swap: overnight financing for positions held past rollover (swap-free options exist).
- Exness generally does not charge deposit or withdrawal fees on most methods.
- Currency conversion can apply if your payment currency differs from the account.
Exness fee types
| Fee | Applies to |
|---|---|
| Spread | All accounts (main cost on Standard/Pro) |
| Commission | Raw Spread & Zero accounts |
| Swap | Positions held overnight |
| Deposit/withdrawal | Usually none from Exness |
Always confirm current spreads, commissions and swaps in the platform before trading.
Frequently asked questions
Does Exness charge commission?
Only on Raw Spread and Zero accounts, in return for spreads from 0.0 pips. Standard and Pro accounts charge no separate commission — the cost is in the spread.
Are Exness deposits and withdrawals free?
Exness generally does not charge its own deposit or withdrawal fees on most methods, though payment providers and currency conversion may add costs.
What is the swap fee on Exness?
Swap is the financing charge or credit for holding a position overnight. It varies by instrument and direction; swap-free conditions are available on some markets.