Exness minimum deposit and whether it has bonuses
Exness sets a different minimum deposit for each account. How to read its four accounts, what it says about bonuses, and how Exness Rewards differs.
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Exness offers several account types, so “What is the Exness minimum deposit?” has no single answer. Another question comes up just as often: “Does Exness have a bonus?” This guide covers both, using what Exness writes on its own pages. This site places a referral link, but the company that offers a bonus is the broker, never this site.
Amounts appear only in the table below, never in the text, because Exness can change them. The table is rebuilt from this site’s data every time the site is updated. Read the official page for the current details before you deposit.
1. Exness at a glance, and its accounts
The broker’s basic facts are in one table. Only the items we could confirm are shown. A missing row means we could not confirm it on the official pages. The account types row shows each account’s name and minimum deposit, and the deposit fee and deposit time rows cover how you pay.
Exness at a glance
| Item | What the broker states |
|---|---|
| Operating legal entity | Exness (SC) Ltd |
| Founded | 2008 |
| Head office country (registered address) | Seychelles |
| Regulatory status | Exness says its group entities are licensed and regulated by Seychelles FSA (Exness (SC) Ltd), CBCS Curaçao (Exness B.V.), BVI FSC (Exness (VG) Ltd), Belize FSC (Forexite Ltd.) and Mauritius FSC (Exness (MU) Ltd) for this website, and by other regulators (CMA Kenya, FSCA South Africa, CySEC, FCA, JSC Jordan) for entities that operate under other websites. |
| Trading platforms | MetaTrader 5, MetaTrader 4, Exness Trade app, Exness Terminal, MetaTrader WebTerminal |
| Maximum leverage | No upper limit |
| Zero-cut (negative balance protection) | Yes |
| Hedging and scalping | Hedging: allowed Scalping: allowed |
| Account types | Standard (min. deposit $10) Pro (min. deposit $200) Zero (min. deposit $200) Raw Spread (min. deposit $200) |
| Deposit fee | Deposits are described as commission-free; Exness pays third-party costs. Deposit fees may still apply to specific payment methods. |
| Withdrawal fee | Withdrawals are described as free of fees; Exness pays third-party transaction fees. |
| Deposit time | Deposits can be started 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Processing times vary by payment method and are shown in the Personal Area. |
| Withdrawal time | Funds are sent within seconds, even on weekends (instant withdrawals); over 98% of withdrawals are processed automatically, and times vary by payment method. |
| Support languages | English, Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese, Arabic, Hindi, Urdu |
Checked Oct 12, 2026 (Mon). Full company page
2. Reading the four accounts
The account types row lists the Exness accounts by name, each with its minimum deposit. The amounts differ by account, so decide which account you want first and then read that account’s amount. We do not suggest picking an account on the minimum alone. The accounts fall into two groups, depending on whether a commission is charged.
Commission shown as none
The comparison page writes “No commission” for both. With no commission to add, compare these accounts mainly on the spread.
Commission charged on each lot
Both state the commission per lot for each side of a trade. A narrow spread comes together with a commission, so compare the two as one cost.
The three accounts other than Standard share the same minimum. The amounts for all four are in the table above.
Standard has the lowest minimum, and the other three accounts share one amount. A low minimum does not mean low trading cost, though. Zero and Raw Spread show a spread from zero, and in exchange they charge a commission on each trade. Standard and Pro are written as no commission, so you compare them mainly on the spread. Which account suits you depends on how often you trade and what you trade. Compare the spread and the commission on Exness’s account comparison page.
3. Does Exness have a bonus?
In its Help Center, Exness answers that it offers no welcome bonus, no deposit bonus and no trading bonus. Its main site also has no page that lists campaigns. That is why this guide has no bonus table, unlike our guides on other brokers: there is no offer to list.
“No bonus” does not mean “nothing of value is offered”. Reading it as three separate things keeps them from blurring together.
- 1A bonusExness says it offers none
Exness answers in its Help Center that it offers no welcome bonus, deposit bonus or trading bonus. So there is no bonus table for Exness on this site.
- 2A loyalty perkExness Rewards, selected clients only
Trading earns Exness Dollars, which can be turned into withdrawable cashback. This site keeps it apart from bonuses and does not list it with them. Whether you can use it is shown in the Personal Area.
- 3The cost of tradingSpread and commission, by account
What you pay differs by account. This is where the real difference between accounts shows, so read it on the account comparison page.
Exness could change any of these. Check the Help Center and your Personal Area for the current state.
The second item, Exness Rewards, is a tiered loyalty program and is different from a bonus. Trading earns Exness Dollars, which can be converted into withdrawable cashback. According to Exness, though, it is available only to selected clients. You find out whether it is open to you by logging in to the Personal Area. Because the group is limited, do not choose an account on the assumption that Rewards stands in for a bonus.
4. Think of the minimum deposit as three different numbers
“Minimum deposit” can mean three separate things. The account types row in the table shows the first one, the account minimum.
- 1The account minimumSet per account type
The smallest first deposit the broker asks for on that account. The table on this page shows this one.
- 2The deposit-method minimumSet per way of paying
Bank transfer, card, e-wallet and crypto can each have their own lowest amount. It can be higher than the account minimum.
- 3The bonus minimumSet per offer, or none
A deposit bonus can ask for its own minimum. Some offers state none. It is written in that offer's terms.
A low account minimum does not mean every method or bonus accepts that amount. Check all three on the official pages.
The third one, the bonus minimum, does not apply to Exness for now because Exness has no bonus. Keep it in mind when you compare with brokers that do. The second one, the minimum for each deposit method, is checked in the Personal Area, as the next section explains. A low account minimum does not help if the method you pick has a higher minimum of its own, because that higher number then sets what you can deposit.
5. Where to look before you deposit
Exness does not publish its deposit methods as one list. The methods you can use are shown per region in the Personal Area. That is why the table above has no row for deposit and withdrawal methods. The figure below puts the order of checks in one place.
- Open the Personal AreaExness does not publish one list of methods. The methods available to you are shown in the Personal Area.
- Read the time for your methodDeposits can be started at any hour, any day. The processing time differs by method and is shown in the Personal Area.
- Check whether a fee appliesExness describes deposits as free of charge, but says a fee may apply to specific methods. Your own bank or card company is a separate matter.
- Look at withdrawals tooExness describes withdrawals as free of fees and says many are processed automatically. The time still varies by method.
What you see in the Personal Area can differ by region.
Deposits can be started 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Processing time differs by method and is shown in the Personal Area. On fees, Exness describes deposits as free of charge and says it covers third-party costs, but it also writes that a deposit fee may apply to specific methods. Exness charging nothing is a different matter from what your own bank or card company does.
Caution
Exness says there are places where it does not offer services. It names the USA, Canada, Iran, North Korea, the United Kingdom, Russia and Belarus, and also Europe and others. Its pages do not say whether residents of Japan are accepted. Exness also runs several legal entities, and the regulator depends on which entity you sign up with. Before you deposit, check on the official pages and in the terms whether you can open an account where you live and which entity you will contract with.
Point
A minimum deposit is the smallest amount you can start with, not an amount we suggest. Put in only money you can afford to lose.
6. Before you make the first deposit
- Decide which account type you want and check its minimum in the table and on the official page.
- See whether the account charges a commission, and compare the spread and the commission on the account comparison page.
- In the Personal Area, check which deposit methods work in your region and how long your method takes.
- Check whether that method carries a deposit fee, including how your own bank or card company handles fees.
- Check whether you can open an account where you live and which entity you will contract with.
- If you plan to use Exness Rewards, check in the Personal Area whether you are eligible.
- Decide your deposit on the assumption that no bonus will be added.
To compare minimum deposits across brokers, see Minimum deposit by broker. For the same kind of account-by-account reading, see HFM minimum deposit by account type. For how to read the terms of a broker that does offer a bonus, see How to read the FXGT deposit bonus terms.
Risks to keep in mind
Trading with leverage can lose money quickly. Even a small minimum deposit can be lost in full. This guide does not recommend any broker. Before you open an account, read the broker’s full terms, and only trade with money you can afford to lose.
