Exness Stop Out & Stop Loss
How a stop out differs from a stop loss on Exness, and how to avoid a stop out.
Open Exness Account →On Exness, a stop loss is an order you place to close a single trade at a set price, while a stop out is automatic: when your margin level falls below the threshold, Exness closes positions to stop your balance going negative. Stop loss is your tool for one trade; stop out is the account-level safety net. Keep free margin, use stops and modest leverage to avoid it.
Stop out vs stop loss
- A stop loss is an order you set to close a trade at a chosen price.
- A stop out is the broker auto-closing positions when margin is too low.
- Stop loss protects one trade; stop out protects the whole account.
- Keeping free margin and using stops helps avoid a stop out.
- Lower leverage reduces stop-out risk.
Stop loss vs stop out
| Feature | Stop loss | Stop out |
|---|---|---|
| Who sets it | You | The broker (automatic) |
| Protects | One trade | The whole account |
| Trigger | Your chosen price | Low margin level |
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a stop loss and a stop out on Exness?
A stop loss is an order you set to close a trade at a price you choose. A stop out is automatic closure by Exness when your margin level drops too low.
How do I avoid a stop out on Exness?
Use modest leverage and position sizes, keep free margin available, and set stop losses so no single trade can drain your equity.
At what level does an Exness stop out happen?
When your margin level falls below the stop-out threshold for your account, positions begin closing automatically. Check your account's exact level in the terms.