Exness Spreads | Fees and Real Cost by Account Type
Exness has five account types with different combinations of spread and commission, and it is hard to know which to pick.
In short, cost depends on the account type, and for accounts with a commission you should compare spread plus commission together. If you open through an XB referral link, your real cost drops by the amount of cashback (amounts will be published at launch in December 2026).
Based on the official Exness Help Center (checked September 3, 2026), this article sorts out the terms of each account and the cost per lot.
Summary: Compare Exness by total cost per account type
- Standard: from 0.2 pips, no trading commission
- Pro: from 0.1 pips, no trading commission
- Raw Spread and Zero: from 0.0 pips, with a one-way commission per lot
- Via XB, your real cost drops by the cashback amount (amounts will be published at launch)
Exness spreads and fees by account type
Exness offers five accounts: Standard Cent, Standard, Pro, Raw Spread, and Zero. The table below summarizes the terms we checked in the official help center.
| Account | Spread | Commission | Minimum deposit | Leverage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Cent | From 0.3 pips | None | Varies by region | Up to 1:2000* |
| Standard | From 0.2 pips | None | Varies by region | Up to 1:2000* |
| Pro | From 0.1 pips | None | Varies by region | Up to 1:2000* |
| Raw Spread | From 0.0 pips | Up to 3.50 USD per lot, one way | Varies by region | Up to 1:2000* |
| Zero | From 0.0 pips | From 0.05 USD per lot, one way | Varies by region | Up to 1:2000* |
The minimum deposit differs by region and payment method. Since the public pages give no single figure, check it in your Personal Area when you open an account.
Cost per trade in yen
The spread cost is the number of pips multiplied by the value of 1 pip. For yen crosses, you can use the simple conversion of 1 pip = ¥1,000 per lot.
| Account | Spread cost (1 lot) | Commission (round-turn equivalent) | How to read |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Cent | From about ¥300 | None | This is the minimum, so the actual cost is at least this |
| Standard | From about ¥200 | None | This is the minimum, so the actual cost is at least this |
| Pro | From about ¥100 | None | This is the minimum, so the actual cost is at least this |
| Raw Spread | From ¥0 | Up to 7.00 USD | Twice the one-way maximum of 3.50 USD |
| Zero | From ¥0 | From 0.10 USD | Twice the one-way minimum of 0.05 USD |
Commissions are quoted one way, so a round turn costs twice as much. Note that a commission is charged on both the buy and the sell each time a trade is executed.
How to think about real cost after cashback
If you open an account via XB, cashback based on your trading volume is returned to your trading account. Real cost is the total of spread and commission minus the cashback amount.
The cashback amount is not yet decided, so let's assume 1 USD per lot. If the Raw Spread round-turn commission is at most 7.00 USD, subtracting the rebate brings it to at most 6.00 USD.
Which Exness account should you choose?
- Standard Cent: for those who want to try it in small units
- Standard: for those who want to start with no commission
- Pro: for those who want tight spreads with no commission
- Raw Spread: for those who want 0.0 pips with a near-fixed commission
- Zero: for those who prioritize 0.0 pips on major instruments
Maximum leverage is 1:2000, and it becomes unlimited if conditions are met. The stop-out level is a margin level of 0%, so decide your trade size within your own funds.
Steps to work out Exness's real cost yourself
- 1
Check the account's spread
Look up the value for the currency pair you trade most in the official contract specifications.
- 2
Add the commission
For Raw Spread and Zero, double the one-way commission and add it.
- 3
Multiply by lot size
Multiply by your trade size to get the cost of each trade as an amount.
- 4
Subtract the cashback
Subtract the cashback amount published after launch, then compare the accounts.
Points to note when checking Exness's costs
- The listed spreads are minimum values and can widen at certain times of day
- Commissions are quoted one way, so calculate double for a round turn
- Before trading, check spreads, commissions, and swaps in the contract specifications
- Cashback may also be taxable (confirm with a tax accountant or the tax office)
Compare account types, see the account opening steps, and check the latest cashback information.
View the Exness details pageFAQ
Q.What is Exness's minimum spread in pips?
The minimum values listed in the official help center are 0.3 pips for Standard Cent, 0.2 pips for Standard, 0.1 pips for Pro, and 0.0 pips for Raw Spread and Zero. They vary with the market.
Q.How much are Exness's commissions by account type?
Standard-type accounts and Pro have no trading commission. Raw Spread is up to 3.50 USD one way and Zero is from 0.05 USD one way, both per lot.
Q.How does cashback affect my real cost at Exness?
Your real cost is the total of spread and commission minus the cashback amount. Amounts will be published at launch, so there are no confirmed figures at this time.
Sources
- Exness official website (checked 2026-09-03)
- Exness Help Center (account types) (checked 2026-09-03)
This article is for information purposes only and is not investment advice. Conditions may change, so please check each broker's official page for the latest information. Offshore FX and CFD trading carries a risk of losses exceeding your principal.
