When you fund your trading account, Exness may request proof of how those funds were obtained. This isn't about checking the transaction itself but about ensuring the origin of the money is legitimate. This could be from salary, savings, investments, or other acceptable sources.
Purpose | Explanation |
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Regulatory compliance | Required by AML (Anti-Money Laundering) laws |
Risk management | Prevents fraud or illegal financial activity |
Customer safety | Protects legitimate users from account misuse |
Platform transparency | Builds trust and confirms trading integrity |
Exness Verifying the source of funds usually happens if large deposits are made, activity seems unusual, or during periodic compliance checks.
To complete verification, you must provide documentation that supports your income or source of funds. The exact document depends on your financial background.
Accepted documents include:
Document Type | Key Requirements |
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Salary proof | Employer name, amount, frequency, date |
Bank statement | Your name, matching deposit amounts, within 3 months |
Tax report | Issued by a recognized authority |
Investment reports | Must show your name, instrument, and values |
Business ownership docs | Include registration, income report, or invoices |
Make sure documents are clear, unaltered, and contain visible dates and your name.
You can upload your documents directly in your Exness Personal Area when requested.
Submission steps:
File Format | Max Size | Quality Tips |
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PDF, JPG, PNG | Up to 15MB | Use original scans or clear photos |
Uploading your documents within 48 hours is recommended to avoid account restrictions.
Failing to complete the Exness Verifying the source of funds process can lead to temporary or permanent account limitations.
Possible consequences:
Exness usually sends email and platform notifications before taking action. It’s best to act quickly to avoid disruptions.
Situation | Result | Notes |
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Salary slip shows matching bank deposit | Accepted | Ideal match |
Tax return includes listed yearly income | Accepted | Should match total funds deposited |
Investment report doesn’t show your name | Rejected | Must include account holder’s name |
Blurry photo of contract | Rejected | Must be clear and readable |
What to do:
What to avoid:
The Exness Verifying the source of funds process is designed to ensure safety, compliance, and trust. While it may seem complex, it usually takes just a few documents and a short wait. To avoid issues, use clear files, submit matching records, and respond to requests quickly. Staying compliant with Exness policies means uninterrupted access to deposits, withdrawals, and trading.