Exness questions that the rest of this site leaves over

A place, and always the same one: the dashboard that registration creates, opened with the registration email address and its password on the official exness.com. Accounts, deposits and settings all sit inside it. Whenever a sentence on this site says in the Personal Area, it means that screen and no other.

Because two unrelated things answer to that word, and mixing them up is the single most expensive misreading on the whole path. Registration makes a Personal Area. A trading account is a separate object created inside it — one per platform, MT4 or MT5 — carrying its own number, its own trading password and its own server name.

The line printed beside a particular trading account in the Personal Area, which the installed MT4 and MT5 terminals ask for alongside the number and the trading password. It is a name to be copied rather than a fact to be remembered — names of this kind resemble one another closely enough that a remembered one is a coin toss.

The same platform and the same market prices, with virtual funds instead of real ones. What no demo reproduces is live execution: slippage — a fill at a different price than quoted — and the weight of real money.

The account. KYC is the standard identity check, and an identity document is uploaded in the Personal Area when the check asks for it; the list of documents that will be accepted appears right there during verification. Nothing is typed anywhere as a result — what changes is a state, and the state is displayed rather than issued.

Because they are doors onto the same thing rather than four separate products. One trading account is reached through whichever door matches it, and the preparation differs by door — which is exactly what makes the word useful here and unremarkable everywhere else.

The gap between the buy price and the sell price. On spread-only pricing the whole charge sits in that gap, which is why nothing separate appears as a fee line.

A lot is a standard trade size. The professional accounts put their charge there — a commission per lot — instead of widening the gap between the two prices.

Swap is the fee for holding a position past the end of the trading day. Swap-free versions of the accounts exist for qualifying instruments, and the qualifying list is published on the official Exness website.

Two marks on the same scale. The margin call warns that the account’s equity is running close to what its open positions require; the stop out level is the point past that warning where the platform closes positions automatically. Trading is risky and may not be suitable for everyone.

A fill at a different price than the one quoted. It belongs to live execution, which is precisely the thing a rehearsal on virtual funds cannot show.

Margin is the deposit set aside to keep a position open — the position size divided by the leverage figure. Notional is that position size itself: the full market value the position controls, as opposed to the money standing behind it.

The standard step a price move is quoted in — 0.0001 on EUR/USD. It is the unit that turns a distance on a chart into an amount of money, once the volume is known.

Equity is the balance plus the running result of whatever is open. Margin level is that equity measured against the margin currently in use, which is the number the two marks above are read off.

Yes, and there is no penalty for it. Every step leaves its result behind where the next step will look for it, so an interruption costs nothing but the time spent working out where it happened — which is the whole subject of this section.

One screen, and it is always the same one. The account list in the Personal Area is where a half-finished setup writes itself down. A device holds none of that, however much was installed on it, which is why the answer never depends on which machine is to hand. Reading that list →

It depends which kind it was. A form that was never submitted leaves nothing at all. A trading account that was created stays created and appears in the list. A document that was uploaded sits where it was left, in review, and carries on without anybody watching it.

Anything with a lifetime attached to it is policy, published on the official Exness website, and policy can change — which is why no independent page should be trusted on it. A replacement demo, if one is needed, takes about a minute to open in the Personal Area.

Whichever address was used for the step that mattered. Each registration address produces its own dashboard, and a trading account belongs to the dashboard it was created inside — so the question is answered by opening the one that lists it, not by choosing between them.

Nothing that was created. The account and everything issued with it live in the Personal Area rather than on any device, and reaching them again needs only the registration address and its password. What is genuinely lost is anything that existed only as a note on that machine.

Nothing on Standard and Standard Cent — those have no minimum deposit. Pro, Raw Spread and Zero carry a region-set minimum, and the figure for a particular region is published on the official Exness website rather than here.

There is no single ceiling to quote. The available maximum depends on the instrument, the region and the funds standing behind the account, and the live cap sits next to that trading account in the Personal Area.

The set differs by region, so the only list worth working from is the live one inside the Personal Area on the official exness.com. Lists published anywhere else are snapshots, and they age quietly.

The majority of withdrawals are processed automatically, providing quick, 24/7 access to funds. Processing times may vary depending on the chosen payment method — the expected window is shown in the Personal Area.

In the Personal Area, beside the chosen method and ahead of the confirmation — which makes that figure the one that counts, outranking anything quoted elsewhere including here.

Only the choices that opened the first, and those live in a single short form. Everything done once — the dashboard, the identity check, whatever was installed — stands where it was. Which choices that form fixes →

Because nothing on this path converts into anything else. That is worth naming as a pattern rather than meeting five times separately: corrections take the shape of an addition, the earlier thing keeps working, and no screen anywhere offers to rewrite a choice already made.

No part of the path is repeated. Everything the new machine needs is already sitting in the Personal Area waiting to be read off, and the only thing that does not travel is a note written somewhere private.

Anything tied to one particular account is for official support inside the Personal Area, which is the only place that can see it. Anything about the order of the steps reaches this site’s team through the Live Help page, and the way this guide is put together is set out on the about page.