Exness Spread List 2026: All Account Types and Instruments

Exness spreads vary significantly between account types. A Standard account trader pays roughly 0.9 pips on EUR/USD; a Raw Spread account trader pays 0.0–0.1 pips plus a fixed commission. Understanding the spread structure determines which account type is cheapest for your trading volume.

This page lists typical Exness spread data by instrument and account type, with sources and important context about how Exness spreads work.

SERP data note: For "exness spread list" (DataForSEO SERP, US, March 2026): #1 result is Exness.com's own forex page, which confirms: "Trade with the most stable spreads on EURUSD, GBPUSD, GBPJPY, and USDJPY during volatility." People Also Ask: "How many pips is Exness spread?" — answered by Scribehow: "Standard account spreads average around 0.3 to 1.5 pips depending on the instrument." BrokerChooser (February 2026): "EURUSD spread is 0.0" on the zero/raw accounts.

Important note on spread data: Forex spreads are variable (floating). The figures below are typical averages during normal market conditions. Spreads widen during low liquidity periods (Asian session gap opens, major news events). Always check live spreads in your MT4/MT5 platform before trading.

How Exness Spreads Work

Exness uses floating spreads on all account types. This means:

• Spreads tighten during high-liquidity sessions (London/New York overlap)
• Spreads widen during low-liquidity periods (market opens, news events, overnight)
• The averages shown below reflect typical daytime trading conditions

Commission structure by account type:

• Standard / Standard Cent / Pro: No commission. Cost is built into the spread.
• Raw Spread / Zero: Low or zero spread + fixed commission of $3.50 per lot per side ($7.00 round turn)

For high-volume traders, Raw Spread and Zero account total cost (spread + commission) is almost always lower than Standard account spread cost.

Exness Forex Spreads by Account Type

Major Forex Pairs

Instrument	Standard	Pro	Raw Spread	Zero
EUR/USD	~0.9 pips	~0.1 pips	~0.0–0.1 pips + $3.50/lot	0.0 pips + $3.50/lot
GBP/USD	~1.0 pips	~0.2 pips	~0.0–0.2 pips + $3.50/lot	0.0 pips + $3.50/lot
USD/JPY	~0.9 pips	~0.1 pips	~0.0–0.1 pips + $3.50/lot	0.0 pips + $3.50/lot
AUD/USD	~1.0 pips	~0.2 pips	~0.0–0.2 pips + $3.50/lot	0.0 pips + $3.50/lot
USD/CAD	~1.2 pips	~0.3 pips	~0.1–0.3 pips + $3.50/lot	0.0 pips + $3.50/lot
USD/CHF	~1.2 pips	~0.3 pips	~0.1–0.3 pips + $3.50/lot	0.0 pips + $3.50/lot
NZD/USD	~1.3 pips	~0.4 pips	~0.1–0.3 pips + $3.50/lot	0.0 pips + $3.50/lot

Minor and Cross Forex Pairs

Instrument	Standard	Pro	Raw Spread
EUR/GBP	~1.5 pips	~0.5 pips	~0.1–0.4 pips + $3.50/lot
EUR/JPY	~1.5 pips	~0.5 pips	~0.1–0.4 pips + $3.50/lot
GBP/JPY	~2.0 pips	~0.8 pips	~0.2–0.6 pips + $3.50/lot
AUD/JPY	~2.0 pips	~0.8 pips	~0.2–0.6 pips + $3.50/lot
EUR/AUD	~2.0 pips	~0.7 pips	~0.2–0.5 pips + $3.50/lot
GBP/CHF	~2.5 pips	~1.0 pips	~0.4–0.8 pips + $3.50/lot

Exness Gold (XAU/USD) Spreads

Gold is one of the most traded instruments on Exness. Spreads on gold are wider than on forex pairs in raw terms but competitive for the market.

Account Type	XAU/USD Spread (typical)
Standard	~18–25 pips
Pro	~15–20 pips
Raw Spread	~13–18 pips + $3.50/lot
Zero	~10–15 pips + $3.50/lot

Note: Gold spreads are expressed in pips where 1 pip = $0.01 for XAU/USD. So "18 pips" = $0.18 per troy ounce. Per standard lot (100 oz), this equals approximately $18.

Exness's own commodity page states: "Exness offers the tightest and most stable spreads in the market on USOIL."

Exness Index Spreads

Instrument	Standard	Pro	Raw Spread
US30 (Dow Jones)	~3–5 points	~2–4 points	~1–3 points + $3.50/lot
US500 (S&P 500)	~0.5–0.8 points	~0.3–0.6 points	~0.1–0.3 points + $3.50/lot
NAS100 (Nasdaq)	~1.5–2.5 points	~1.0–2.0 points	~0.5–1.5 points + $3.50/lot

Exness's official page (March 2026) states it "recently reduced its spreads on US indices by 82%."

Exness Cryptocurrency Spreads

Exness offers crypto CFDs (not physical ownership). Spreads on crypto are significantly wider than forex.

Instrument	Standard (typical spread)	Notes
BTC/USD	~30–60 pips	Very volatile; spreads widen sharply during market moves
ETH/USD	~3–8 pips	More stable than BTC
LTC/USD	~1–3 pips	—
XRP/USD	~0.5–1.5 pips	—

Cryptocurrency spreads are highly variable and can widen dramatically during volatile market conditions. These figures are indicative only.

Exness Energy Spreads

Instrument	Standard	Raw Spread
USOIL (WTI Crude)	~3–5 pips	~1–2 pips + $3.50/lot
UKOIL (Brent Crude)	~4–6 pips	~2–3 pips + $3.50/lot
Natural Gas	~5–8 pips	~3–5 pips + $3.50/lot

Which Account Has the Lowest Total Cost?

The question is not "which account has the lowest spread" but "which account has the lowest total cost per unit of volume traded."

Formula for total cost:

• Standard/Pro: Cost = spread × pip value × lots
• Raw Spread/Zero: Cost = (spread × pip value × lots) + ($7.00 × lots)

Break-even calculation for EUR/USD

At 0.9 pips on Standard ($9 per standard lot, $0.09 per micro lot):

• Standard: $9.00 per standard lot round turn

At Raw Spread (0.1 pip + $3.50 each side):

• Raw Spread: (0.1 pip × $10/pip) + ($3.50 × 2) = $1.00 + $7.00 = $8.00 per standard lot round turn

Raw Spread wins at 0.1 pip average. At 0.0 pip average:

• Raw Spread: $0 + $7.00 = $7.00 per standard lot

Conclusion: For standard lots or mini lots, Raw Spread and Zero accounts are cheaper than Standard accounts above approximately 0.5–1 lot per session. For micro-lot traders (0.01–0.05 lots), the $7 commission per lot on a $0.10 trade makes Standard accounts more economical.

All figures per round-trip (open + close). Based on 0.9 pip average for Standard and 0.0 pip for Raw Spread.

How to Check Live Spreads on Exness

The most accurate source for current spreads is directly in your MT4/MT5 terminal:

1. Open MT4 or MT5 (or Exness WebTrader)
2. In the Market Watch panel, right-click on any pair
3. Select "Specification" — this shows the minimum spread for your account type
4. For live bid/ask: watch the spread in the chart header

The Exness website also shows "yesterday's average spreads" on the Forex, Commodities, and Indices product pages. These are useful for comparison but may not reflect current conditions.

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Spreads are variable (floating) and change continuously based on market conditions. The figures in this article are typical averages during normal trading hours and do not represent guaranteed spreads. Always verify current spreads in your trading platform. Trading involves significant risk of loss.