How to Deposit on Exness
Cara deposit Exness — how funding an Exness account works, the minimum deposit by account type, and why there is no Exness deposit fee.
Open Exness Account →To deposit on Exness, sign in to the Personal Area, pick a trading account, choose Deposit and select an available funding method for that account's base currency. Standard and Standard Cent accounts open and fund with no minimum initial deposit; Pro, Raw Spread and Zero ask for a $200 minimum deposit. Exness itself charges no deposit fee, though a payment provider may apply its own.
Minimum deposit applicable; may vary based on payment method or geographic location.
Exness deposit at a glance
Depositing is the step between opening an account and placing a trade: the account exists as soon as registration is complete, but it cannot open a position until it is funded. What decides how that works is set out below.
- Sign in to the Personal Area, pick a trading account, choose "Deposit" and select an available funding method for that account's base currency.
- Standard and Standard Cent accounts open and fund with no minimum initial deposit.
- Pro, Raw Spread and Zero accounts ask for a $200 minimum deposit.
- Exness itself charges no deposit fee — any charge on a deposit comes from the bank or payment provider, not from Exness.
- Available funding methods and processing times depend on your country and the account's base currency; check what is offered in your Personal Area before sending funds.
- A deposit is credited to one trading account at a time — moving funds between two of your own accounts is a separate internal transfer, not a new deposit.
Minimum deposit applicable; may vary based on payment method or geographic location.
Minimum deposit by account type
| Account | Minimum deposit |
|---|---|
| Standard | No minimum |
| Standard Cent | No minimum |
| Pro | $200 |
| Raw Spread | $200 |
| Zero | $200 |
Why the minimum deposit differs by account
Standard and Standard Cent are built to remove that first barrier entirely — both open and fund with no minimum initial deposit, which is why they are usually the first account a new trader opens after finishing the steps on the account-opening page. Pro, Raw Spread and Zero ask for a $200 minimum instead, because they are priced for a trader already committing to tighter spreads or a per-lot commission rather than testing the platform.
None of that changes what a deposit itself costs. Exness does not charge a fee to receive money into an account — the only place a charge can appear is on the sending side, from a bank or a payment provider, a detail worth checking on the fees page before choosing a method.
What a deposit does and does not do
A deposit is credited to one trading account, not to a profile as a whole — an account opened later needs its own funding, even under the same login. Money already deposited is also what limits an ordinary withdrawal: amounts up to what was deposited return by the same method, while profit above that is paid out separately, a distinction covered in more detail on the minimum withdrawal page. Whichever account type is chosen, the base currency set at signup is the one a deposit is measured against, so a payment made in another currency is converted on the way in.