The Exness minimum deposit depends on your country. Pro accounts usually start at USD 200, and Standard starts lower.
Checked on 11 October 2026
Exness shows the minimum for your country inside the Exness Personal Area, on the Open account screen. So sign in through the button below to see your own figure, or register first if you have no Personal Area yet.
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How Much Is the Exness Minimum Deposit?
On Pro, Raw Spread and Zero, the minimum first deposit is usually USD 200. On Standard and Standard Cent, it is lower and depends on your payment method.
| Account type | Minimum first deposit |
|---|---|
| Standard and Standard Cent | Depends on the payment method |
| Pro, Raw Spread and Zero | USD 200 |
These are the figures on the Exness account pages when we open them from South Africa and Indonesia. In some countries, the same accounts ask for more, for example USD 150 on Standard and USD 1,000 on Pro.
So check your own figure before you pay. It takes three steps.
Sign in to your Exness Personal Area (opens in a new tab). If you have no Personal Area yet, register on the same page first.
Open Trading, then Accounts, and press Open account.
Each account card shows Min deposit for your country.
Most payment methods accept deposits from USD 10, but the first deposit into a new trading account must reach the minimum of the account. After that, USD 10 is enough again.
Can You Trade Gold with the Minimum Deposit?
Yes. The smallest gold trade, 0.01 lot, needs only about $2.10 of margin, so any minimum deposit can open it. What the deposit decides is how far gold can move against you before Exness closes the trade, because 0.01 lot gains or loses 1 dollar for every 1 dollar move in gold.
| Deposit amount | Gold move before stop out |
|---|---|
| USD 10 | $9.75 (0.2%) |
| USD 150 | $149.75 (3.6%) |
| USD 1,000 | $999.75 (24%) |
So with a deposit of USD 150, your trade stays open until gold moves about $150 against you. For a larger trade, the Exness margin calculator shows the margin it needs, and the lot size calculator shows how many lots your deposit can carry.
If you want a small deposit to survive much larger moves, open a Standard Cent account (opens in a new tab) instead. There, 0.01 cent lot gains or loses only 1 cent for every 1 dollar move in gold.
0.01 cent lot of gold with USD 150 on Standard Cent
Position size0.01 ounce
Each $1 move in gold1 cent
Move before stop out$15,000
That is more than the whole gold price, so Exness will not close the trade on a normal gold move.
How Do You Deposit at Exness?
You deposit from your Exness Personal Area, and an instant method takes a few minutes.
In your Exness Personal Area, open Payments & wallet and choose Deposit. Under All payment methods, each card shows the processing time, the fee and the limits.
Choose a payment method, and pick your trading account in To account. For a new trading account, the amount range under the field starts at the minimum deposit of the account.
Type the amount. To be deposited shows what will arrive in the currency of your trading account, so check it before you press Continue.
Finish the payment with your bank, card or wallet. The money appears in the trading account when the method reports the payment as complete.
The methods on your screen depend on your country, so your list can differ from ours.
How Long Does an Exness Deposit Take?
Most methods are instant, and the slowest method on our Deposit screen shows up to 12 hours.
| Time | Limits | |
|---|---|---|
| Crypto (USDT, BNB, ETH, TRON) | Instant to 15 minutes | USD 10 to 200,000 |
| Bank card | Instant to 30 minutes | USD 10 to 10,000 |
| Bitcoin | Instant to 1 hour | USD 10 to 200,000 |
| Local bank transfer | 1 hour to 12 hours | USD 200 to 5,000 |
If a method is not instant, Exness processes the deposit within 24 hours, and your bank can add its own time. So send a bank transfer early, before the weekend. Exness: deposits and withdrawals (opens in a new tab)
Does Your Deposit Method Decide How You Withdraw?
Yes. Exness sends withdrawals only to payment accounts in your own name, and the money goes back to the method that you deposited with. So choose a deposit method that you are happy to receive your withdrawals on.
If that method is no longer offered when you withdraw, Exness asks you to contact support by chat for another way.
Your deposit method also decides how fast your money comes back, because a crypto withdrawal usually arrives within 15 minutes and a bank transfer can take several days. The guide to Exness withdrawals shows the time for each method.
How Do You Get a Rebate on Your Exness Trades?
Every trade at Exness costs a spread, and on Raw Spread and Zero also a commission. ForexFanClub pays a rebate that returns part of that cost, and the Exness rebate guide explains the rates.
To receive the rebate, register with Exness through the button below. Exness then records ForexFanClub as the partner of your trading accounts.
If you already have an Exness Personal Area with another partner, ask Exness to change your partner to ForexFanClub. After Exness approves the change, add a new trading account.
Exness Minimum Deposit FAQ
- Can you start trading at Exness with USD 10?
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That depends on your country. The Open account screen in your Personal Area shows the minimum first deposit for your country, and after that first deposit, most payment methods accept USD 10.
- Is the minimum deposit only for the first deposit?
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Yes. Exness calls it the minimum first-time deposit. After the first deposit, each payment method has its own smallest amount, which the Deposit screen shows on the method card.
- Do you need to deposit more to get the rebate?
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No. The rebate is paid on every lot that you close, whatever your balance, and the rate depends on the account type, not on the deposit.
- Can you withdraw the first deposit again?
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Yes. The money is yours, and Exness sends it back to the payment account that you deposited from.
Where the facts and the figures come from:
Sources and how the figures are worked out
The minimum deposit
The rule for the minimum first deposit comes from the Exness Help Centre article on the minimum amount needed to start trading, read on 21 September 2026 and again on 11 October 2026. The Help Centre asks for a sign-in from many countries, so this page does not link to it. The USD 200 figure is what the Exness account pages showed for Pro, Raw Spread and Zero when we opened them from South Africa and Indonesia on 11 October 2026. The Standard page leaves the field empty, because the payment method sets it. The higher example of USD 150 and USD 1,000 comes from the Open account screen of an Exness Personal Area, read on 11 October 2026.
The payment methods, their processing times, fees and limits, and the amount range for the first deposit into a new trading account come from the Deposit screen of our own Exness Personal Area on 11 October 2026. We opened the forms without sending a payment, and the screens are cropped so that no account details show. The withdrawal rules (your own payment accounts, 24 hours, automatic processing) come from the Exness deposits and withdrawals page, read on the same day.
The gold calculations
The margin for 0.01 lot of gold is lots × contract size ÷ leverage at the saved buy price of the Exness margin tool (11 October 2026, 12:32 UTC), on the Standard account at 1:2000. The spread cost is the 24-hour average spread of our Exness spread tool on the same day, divided by 100 for 0.01 lot. The move before stop out is the deposit minus that spread cost, because 0.01 lot of gold is 1 ounce and the stop out at Exness is at 0% margin level.
The cent figures use 0.01 cent lot, which is 0.0001 lot or 0.01 ounce. All amounts are in US dollars, and the gold price changes every day, so your own figures will differ a little.
Which Page Do You Need Next?
If you are choosing which Exness account to open, start with the spread page, because your deposit stays your money, while the spread is a cost on every trade. The other pages show the rebate on each account, the overnight swap and the margin for each position.
Once the new Exness trading account is open, add it to Forex FanClub. The member area lists every rebate payment day by day, across every broker you use. Registration is free and takes an email address.
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