Exness Minimum Trade Size
The smallest position you can open on Exness and how cent accounts go smaller.
Open Exness Account →On most Exness accounts the minimum trade size is 0.01 lots — a micro lot — while Standard Cent accounts count volume in cents so you can trade even smaller. Every instrument also has a maximum order size. Check the contract specification in MT4/MT5 for exact minimums and maximums; smaller sizes let beginners control risk while they learn.
Minimum trade size on Exness
- The standard minimum on most accounts is 0.01 lots (a micro lot).
- Standard Cent accounts measure volume in cents, so you can risk far less.
- Each instrument also has a maximum volume per order.
- Minimum and maximum sizes are in the contract specification.
- Smaller sizes help beginners control risk while learning.
Minimum trade size
| Account | Typical minimum |
|---|---|
| Standard / Pro / Raw / Zero | 0.01 lots |
| Standard Cent | Cents-based, much smaller exposure |
Exact minimum and maximum volumes are per instrument; see the contract specification.
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum lot size on Exness?
It is generally 0.01 lots (a micro lot) on standard accounts. Standard Cent accounts measure in cents, allowing even smaller real exposure.
Can beginners trade small sizes on Exness?
Yes — micro lots and especially cent accounts let beginners take tiny positions to practise risk control without large exposure.
Is there a maximum trade size?
Yes — each instrument has a maximum volume per order, shown in the contract specification in MT4/MT5.