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Exness Account Types Compared: Which One Fits You

Updated 31 October 2026 · Written by Broker Atlas Broker Reviews Desk · Data checked by Broker Atlas Data Desk

Short answer

Exness has five account types. Standard (from 0.2 pips, no commission) and Standard Cent (cent lots) have no account minimum. The professional accounts need at least $200: Pro (from 0.1, no commission, instant execution), Zero (0 spread on the top 30 instruments, commission from $0.05 per side) and Raw Spread (from 0, up to $3.50 per side). All offer up to unlimited leverage if eligible, 0% stop-out and swap-free options.

Exness trading cost: 1 lot of EUR/USD: Standard account $8, Raw / ECN account $9
What 1 lot of EUR/USD costs at Exness: $8 on the standard account, $9 on the raw account (spread plus round-trip commission). 1 pip = $10.
Margin level and stop-out. Margin level = equity ÷ used margin × 100. Stop-out 0%
Exness's stop-out level is 0%: when losses push the margin level down to it, positions are closed (example: equity $1,500 and used margin $1,000 give 150%).

The five accounts

From Exness’s Standard and Professional account pages:

Standard Standard Cent Pro Zero Raw Spread
Minimum first deposit Payment method minimum Payment method minimum From $200* From $200* From $200*
Spread From 0.2 pips Not stated on page From 0.1 pips From 0 (0 on top 30 instruments) From 0 pips
Commission None None None From $0.05 per side per lot Up to $3.50 per side per lot
Execution Market Market Instant (market for crypto) Market Market
Max leverage Unlimited (if eligible) Unlimited (if eligible) Unlimited (if eligible) Unlimited (if eligible) Unlimited (if eligible)
Margin call 60% — 30% 30% 30%
Stop-out 0% — 0% 0% 0%
Lot size 0.01 – 200 (60 at night) Cent lots 0.01 – 200 (60 at night) Same Same
Swap-free Available — Available Available Available

*Exness’s help centre says professional accounts need a first deposit of at least $200, depending on regional requirements. Spreads are Exness’s “from” figures, not averages.

All accounts offer forex, metals, crypto, energies, stocks and indices, with unlimited positions and 0% hedged margin. Maximum lot size drops to 60 lots at night (21:00–06:59 GMT+0) for most instruments.

Who each account suits

  • Standard: most traders; no commission, low entry.
  • Standard Cent: beginners or strategy testing in cent lots.
  • Pro: experienced discretionary traders wanting low spreads without commission and instant execution.
  • Zero: scalpers on the most liquid instruments, paying a small commission for zero spread.
  • Raw Spread: algorithmic and high-volume traders preferring a fixed commission with raw spreads.
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Costs: Exness spreads. Leverage rules: Exness leverage. Choosing an account in general: account types guide.

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Frequently asked questions

Which Exness account is best for beginners?

Exness suggests Standard or Standard Cent for beginners and intermediate traders: no account minimum and no commission. Standard Cent uses cent lots for very small positions.

What's the difference between Exness Zero and Raw Spread?

Zero offers zero spread on the top 30 instruments (spreads can rise in high volatility) with commission from $0.05 per side per lot. Raw Spread has spreads from 0 pips on all instruments with a fixed commission up to $3.50 per side per lot.

What is the stop-out level at Exness?

0% on all account types, according to Exness's account pages (with separate rules for stocks). Margin call is 60% on Standard and 30% on professional accounts.

What are Exness's margin call levels?

60% on Standard accounts and 30% on the professional accounts, with stop-out at 0% on all of them (separate rules apply to stocks). That leaves little buffer, so watch your margin level rather than waiting for a call.