Exness Commission and Fees

What You Pay to Trade

Trading with Exness incurs various fees based on your account type, including commissions, spreads, and overnight fees. These costs vary depending on the account, the financial instrument traded, and trade size. Being aware of these fees ensures successful trading within your financial capacity.

Account Type Fees

Each account type has a unique fee structure, helping you choose the best option for your trading needs in Vietnam.

Standard Account Costs

The Standard Account is ideal for traders seeking a no-commission structure with competitive spreads. It offers a simple trading experience with minimal fees. Below is a breakdown of the fees:

The Standard Account suits traders in Vietnam looking for a straightforward setup without commission fees, with spreads starting at 0.3 pips.

Cent Account Fees

Designed for beginners or those trading with smaller deposits, the Cent Account has no commission but slightly higher spreads. Here’s a look at the costs:

Cent accounts are perfect for Vietnamese traders new to trading or those starting with lower capital while experiencing real market conditions.

Raw Spread Commissions

The Raw Spread account offers the tightest spreads with a commission per trade, ideal for cost-conscious traders. Here’s the breakdown:

This account is suitable for Vietnamese traders seeking the lowest spreads and are comfortable with commission-based trading.

Zero Account Fees

The Zero Account provides ultra-low spreads with a commission, perfect for active traders. Here’s what to expect:

Zero accounts cater to Vietnamese traders needing minimal spreads and who can manage commission fees.

Pro Account Charges

Pro accounts are designed for experienced traders requiring fast execution and competitive pricing. They offer tighter spreads with a commission fee. Here’s a summary:

Pro accounts are ideal for high-volume traders in Vietnam seeking fast execution and low spreads with a commission-based structure.

Deposit & Withdrawal Fees in Vietnam

Exness offers low-cost deposit and withdrawal options for Vietnamese traders. Bank transfers (chuyển khoản ngân hàng) are typically free on the platform’s side, though banks like Vietcombank, BIDV, VietinBank, Techcombank, ACB, MB Bank, or VPBank may charge their own fees. E-wallets such as MoMo, ZaloPay, and ViettelPay have minimal or no deposit fees, though withdrawals may incur small charges. Domestic bank cards and international wire transfers are also supported. To save on fees, opt for local payment methods over international ones, as conversion fees may apply for non-VND transactions. Exness occasionally offers fee-waiver promotions for specific payment methods, so check their website before transactions. With over 150,000 active Vietnamese traders, Exness’ fee structure is highly competitive, especially for frequent transactions.

Supported Payment Methods:

• Bank transfers (chuyển khoản ngân hàng)
• E-wallets: MoMo, ZaloPay, ViettelPay
• Domestic bank cards
• International wire transfers

Popular Banks in Vietnam:

• Vietcombank (Bank for Foreign Trade of Vietnam)
• BIDV (Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam)
• VietinBank (Vietnam Bank for Industry and Trade)
• Techcombank (Vietnam Technological and Commercial Joint Stock Bank)
• ACB (Asia Commercial Bank)
• MB Bank (Military Bank)
• VPBank (Vietnam Prosperity Joint Stock Commercial Bank)

Trading Costs Explained

Trading costs at Exness depend on account type, spreads, and commissions. Below is a breakdown of potential costs.

Spread Calculation Examples

The spread is the difference between bid and ask prices for a trading instrument. Here’s an example:

For example, with a 0.3-pip spread and a 1-lot trade, the cost of entering a trade is 0.3 pips.

Overnight Swap Charges

Swap fees, or rollover fees, apply to overnight positions and vary by instrument and trade side (buy or sell). Depending on interest rate differences between currencies, traders may incur a fee or receive a credit. Review swap rates before holding positions overnight to understand long-term trade costs.

Hidden Fees to Watch For

Exness maintains transparent pricing, but some hidden fees may apply under specific conditions, such as inactivity fees, payment method-specific fees, or currency conversion fees for non-VND transactions. According to Decree 70/2017/ND-CP on foreign exchange regulations, overseen by the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV), traders must comply with Vietnam’s foreign exchange rules, which may impact international transactions. Always review terms and conditions and account-specific fees to avoid surprises.

Fee Reduction Strategies

1. Use local payment methods (e.g., MoMo, ViettelPay) for cost-effective transactions.
2. Choose accounts with lower spreads/commissions based on your trading volume.
3. Maintain regular account activity to avoid inactivity fees.
4. Monitor SBV regulations for compliance with foreign exchange transactions.

By selecting the right account and payment method, Vietnamese traders can minimize fees.

Fee Comparison with Other Brokers

Exness offers competitive pricing compared to other brokers, particularly for high-volume traders. Raw Spread accounts with 0.0-pip spreads are highly attractive for Vietnamese traders seeking cost-effective trading. However, some brokers may offer higher leverage or lower fees for specific account types. Compare Exness’ fees (commissions, spreads, and swaps) with other brokers based on your trading needs. The State Securities Commission of Vietnam (SSC) regulates trading platforms, ensuring compliance and transparency.

Frequently Asked Questions