Exness Rollover Period
What the daily rollover is on Exness and why it matters for swaps and spreads.
Open Exness Account →The Exness rollover period is the daily moment when open positions are rolled to the next trading day and swap is applied. It follows the server's time zone, and spreads can widen briefly around it because liquidity thins. Day traders who close before rollover avoid swap charges altogether.
Understanding rollover
- Rollover is the daily point when positions held overnight are financed.
- Swap is applied at rollover, based on your instrument and direction.
- Spreads can briefly widen around rollover due to thin liquidity.
- Rollover time follows the trading server's time zone.
- Short-term intraday trades closed before rollover avoid swap.
Rollover at a glance
| Aspect | Detail |
|---|---|
| What happens | Positions financed (swap applied) |
| Timing | Server time zone, once daily |
| Spreads | Can widen briefly |
| Avoid swap | Close before rollover |
Frequently asked questions
What is the rollover period on Exness?
It is the daily point at which overnight positions are carried to the next session and swap is charged or credited, set by the trading server's time zone.
Why do spreads widen at rollover?
Liquidity is thin during the rollover window as institutional desks change over, so spreads can briefly widen before normalising.
How do I avoid swap on Exness?
Close positions before the daily rollover, trade swap-free instruments where available, or hold only intraday.