Exness Spreads and Fees (2026): Real Trading Cost After Cashback

Short answer: on Standard, Standard Cent and Pro, your trading cost at Exness is the spread — from 0.2, 0.3 and 0.1 pips, with no trading commission. On Raw Spread and Zero, the spread starts from 0.0 pips and you pay a commission per lot, per side (Exness Help Centre, 10 Oct 2026). Exness says it does not charge deposit or withdrawal processing fees, but your payment provider may. Cashback then returns part of that cost: on XAUUSD, up to $15.5 per lot on Standard, up to $5.93 on Pro and up to $2.70 per lot, per side on Raw Spread and Zero.

Last updated: 10 October 2026 · Reviewed by the OG Cashback Support team

What are Exness spreads by account type?

Exness has two kinds of account. On spread accounts — Standard, Standard Cent and Pro — the whole cost of a trade is in the spread. On commission accounts — Raw Spread and Zero — the spread is very tight, and you pay a separate trading commission per lot.

Spreads and commissions as published by Exness on 10 October 2026. Source: Exness Help Centre, read 10 October 2026. "From" is the lowest spread, not the spread you will usually see; live spreads move with the market. Check the current value in your Exness Personal Area or the Exness Help Centre before relying on it.

Exness publishes "from" values, not a fixed spread. The spread you pay is the one at the moment your order is filled. It is usually wider than the "from" value, and it can widen further around major economic releases and when liquidity is thin.

What commission does Exness charge on Raw Spread and Zero?

On Raw Spread and Zero, Exness charges a trading commission per lot, per side, on top of the spread. The amount depends on the account and the instrument.

Commission as published by Exness on 10 October 2026 (Exness Help Centre, 10 Oct 2026). Exness may change it at any time. Check the current value in your Exness Personal Area or the Exness Help Centre before relying on it.

The commission you pay is part of your trading cost. It is not the same thing as the partner commission that funds your cashback. The partner commission is a separate amount that Exness pays from its own revenue, and on Raw Spread and Zero it is fixed per lot, per side, by instrument. For the difference between the two, read Exness partner commission explained.

Does Exness charge swap?

Swap is a charge or a credit applied to positions that stay open past the daily rollover. If you close your trades within the day, swap does not apply to them.

• Exness offers a swap-free status. When it is enabled, no swap is charged on any open position (Exness Help Centre, 10 Oct 2026).
• Exness states that accounts registered in selected Islamic countries are swap-free by default.
• Swap differs by instrument and by direction, buy or sell. Check the swap for your instrument with Exness before you hold a position overnight.

Cashback is counted per lot traded, so swap does not change it. A position held for a week earns the same cashback per lot as a position closed in a minute.

Does Exness charge deposit or withdrawal fees?

Exness states that it does not charge processing fees on deposits or withdrawals. The payment system or bank you use may charge its own fee, or apply its own currency conversion rate (Exness Help Centre, 10 Oct 2026). Check the current value in your Exness Personal Area or the Exness Help Centre before relying on it.

Minimum amounts are explained in Exness minimum deposit by account type and country, and payment methods and processing times in Exness deposit and withdrawal.

What does a trade cost after cashback?

Your real cost per lot is what Exness charges you, minus the cashback for that lot. Cashback does not change the spread or the commission. It is credited afterwards, once a day, to the trading account that traded.

Maximum figures: 90% of the partner commission at the top Exness partner tier. On Standard, Standard Cent and Pro the cashback is a share of the spread, so it moves with the spread at execution — a tight spread returns less than the maximum. On Raw Spread and Zero it is a fixed amount per lot, per side, by instrument. Exness sets the partner commission and may change it. Standard Cent figures are per standard lot, so 100 cent lots return the per-lot figure.

On Standard and Standard Cent, the cashback is up to 36% of the spread revenue Exness earns on your trades; on Pro, up to 22.5%. That is why the Standard and Pro figures are "up to": they are reached when spreads are wide, not on every trade. Every instrument and account is in the Exness cashback calculator.

Worked example: one lot, two accounts

Raw Spread, XAUUSD, one side of 1 lot. Exness charges a commission of 3.50 USD per lot, per side on XAUUSD (Exness Help Centre, 10 Oct 2026). The cashback on Raw Spread is a fixed amount: up to $2.70 per lot, per side.

How we calculate: $3.50 − $2.70 = $0.80 per lot, per side. The spread at execution is paid on top and is not changed by the cashback. Commission as published by Exness on 10 October 2026; check the current value in your Exness Personal Area or the Exness Help Centre before relying on it.

Standard, EURUSD, 1 lot, with an assumed spread. Exness does not publish a fixed spread, so this part uses an assumption: a spread of 1.0 pip at execution. This is an illustration only, not an Exness figure. On EURUSD, 1 lot is 100,000 euros, so 1 pip (0.0001) is worth 10 USD per lot.

Assumption: a 1.0-pip spread, chosen only to show the method. Your real spread may be tighter or wider. On Standard the cashback is a share of the spread, so at a tight spread it is below the published maximum; the figure above is an upper limit, not what every trade returns. Examples are illustrative.

Try your own instrument and volume in the Exness cashback calculator. To see how pips and lots convert into dollars on other instruments, read Exness lot size explained.

Which Exness account is cheapest for you?

No single account is cheapest for everyone. The answer depends on what you trade, how large your orders are, and how long you hold them. The cashback is one part of the cost, not the deciding factor.

• Compare the full cost of your usual trade on each account: the spread you actually get, plus any commission, minus the cashback.
• On spread accounts, check the spread at the times you usually trade, not only the "from" value.
• On Raw Spread and Zero, add the commission for each side to the spread before you compare.
• If you hold positions overnight, include swap, or check whether you are eligible for swap-free status.
• Our share does not change with the account type. We return 90% of the partner commission on every account, including Standard Cent.

The published cashback on Standard looks higher than on Raw Spread, but Standard also has wider spreads. An account chosen only for a larger rebate can cost more in spread or commission than the rebate is worth. See every account side by side in Exness account types and cashback rates, or compare the commission accounts in Exness Pro vs Raw Spread vs Zero.

How to get cashback on your Exness costs

• New to Exness: open your Exness profile through our link, then open the trading account you want. The steps are in how to open an Exness account.
• Already with Exness: ask Exness live chat for a partner change to our Partner ID. After Exness's confirmation email, open a new trading account. Accounts opened before that email stay with your previous partner. Step by step: how to change your Exness partner.
• Check that the new account is connected with the free Exness rebate checker. A connected account shows up within minutes; if it is not found after about 30 minutes, it is not under us.
• The cashback is credited once a day to the trading account that traded, as a separate record — not in the profit of each order. See when and where your cashback appears.

The service is free, with no minimum volume and no cap, and it counts from 0.01 lot. Your spreads and commission stay exactly as Exness sets them; the cashback is paid from the partner commission, not from your account.

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