Recently Frequently Asked Questions
EXNESSDo Swap Points (Rollover Fees) change everyday?
Yes, in normal cases, Swap Points (rollover) fees may be debited or deposited from your account to keep your trading position open. T...
How much is it required to open orders on Exness MT4/MT5?
It is important to have enough funds to successfully open an order. Here's what you need to do before calculating your order: 1. Trans...
How can I trade on the weekends on Exness MT4/MT5?
Trading hours for most of the products offered are completely closed on weekends and cannot be traded. Click on the following link to ...
How can I partially hedge orders on Exness MT4/MT5?
Hedging orders, known as offset orders, are taking opposite positions on the same instrument. For example, you buy 1 lot of EURUSD an...
How currencies are converted by Exness?
The profit or loss incurred by trading is calculated in the quoted currency. Currency pairs consist of two currencies. The first is ca...
How to fix or delete Trailing Stop orders on Exness MT4/MT5?
If you have set Trailing Stop, you can also modify it. However, if you do not want to use it, it is better to remove it. Let's see ho...
What is Trailing Stop? How does it work?
Trailing Stop is a mechanism that automatically tracks stop loss for the current price of a specific order, set in point numbers. It ...
What is a stop order and how can I open it on Exness MT4/MT5?
Stop orders are one of the types of limit orders you set up to make your order profitable, allowing traders to see if market trends are p...
Is Exness regulated and licensed broker?
Exness corporations are regulated. Nymstar Limited is licensed and regulated by the Seychelles Financial Supervisory Service (FSA), li...
Can I actually own stocks by trading on Exness MT4/MT5?
No, unfortunately, you cannot own stocks by trading stocks on Exness's trading platforms. The model applied to equity instruments is b...
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