Exness Account Balance Management
Understand balance, equity, margin and free margin to manage your Exness account.
Open Exness Account →Managing your Exness account balance means understanding four figures: balance (closed funds), equity (balance plus open P&L), used margin (tied up in trades) and free margin (what remains). Your margin level — equity divided by used margin — warns of trouble when it falls. Keep free margin healthy, transfer funds between your accounts as needed, and size trades to protect equity.
Key balance figures
- Balance is your closed-trade funds; equity adds open-trade profit/loss.
- Used margin is tied up in open positions; free margin is what's left.
- Margin level = equity ÷ used margin, shown as a percentage.
- A low margin level risks a margin call and then a stop out.
- Transfer funds between your own accounts in the Personal Area.
Balance terms
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Balance | Funds from closed trades |
| Equity | Balance + open P&L |
| Used margin | Held by open positions |
| Free margin | Available for new trades / losses |
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between balance and equity on Exness?
Balance is your money from closed trades; equity is balance plus the running profit or loss of open trades, so equity moves with the market.
What is free margin on Exness?
Free margin is equity minus the margin used by open positions — the amount available to open new trades or absorb losses before a margin call.
How do I move funds between my Exness accounts?
Use the internal transfer feature in your Personal Area. Transfers between accounts in different currencies are converted at the prevailing rate.