Exness Thailand: THB Account, Demo, Deposits and Legal Status

Short answer: Exness accepts registration from Thailand, and the Exness Help Center lists the Thai baht (THB) as an account currency for Standard, Pro, Raw Spread and Zero accounts. Standard Cent accounts use a cent currency (THC). Exness support is available 24/7 in Thai as well as English, which few brokers offer. Which Thai payment methods you see, such as online banking or PromptPay-style QR payments, is shown only in the Deposit tab of your Personal Area, so we do not promise any specific one here. The Exness Help Center shows no licence from SEC Thailand, and we found no Thai warning naming Exness (details below).

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Sources: the Exness Help Center (account currencies, payment methods, support languages, verification), checked October 27, 2026, and the SEC Thailand and Bank of Thailand websites. We did not open a Thai account, so we do not describe live deposit screens.

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Exness in Thailand at a glance

Question	What we can confirm	Source
Can a Thai resident register?	Registration asks for your country; the Help Center also names Thailand as a country where it serves residents	Help Center, "Can I verify an Exness account from a foreign country?"
Is THB an account currency?	Yes, for Standard, Pro, Raw Spread and Zero. Standard Cent offers THC	Help Center, "Trading account currencies"
Thai-language support?	Yes: Thai is on the 24/7 support list with English, Chinese, Vietnamese, Arabic, Hindi and Urdu	Help Center, "How do I contact Exness?"
Which Thai payment methods?	Not published as a list. The Deposit tab shows what applies to your region	Help Center, "Available payment methods"
Minimum first deposit	Low for Standard and Standard Cent, depends on method and region; at least USD 200 for Pro, Raw Spread and Zero depending on region	Help Center, minimum deposit
Demo account	Free, all account types except Standard Cent	Help Center, demo accounts

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THB account: why the currency choice matters

Account currency cannot be changed once the account is created. If you deposit baht into a USD account, your bank or the payment provider converts it, and the same happens in reverse when you withdraw. The Help Center advises depositing in the same currency as the trading account to avoid conversion charges, and checking the conversion rate before you confirm.

For Thai traders there are three practical choices:

• THB Standard account. Balance, profit and loss are shown in baht, so you see results in the money you spend. Best if you deposit and withdraw in baht.
• USD account. Most pricing examples, commissions (such as USD 3.5 per lot per side for gold on Raw Spread) and lot values are quoted in dollars. Easier to compare with guides, but you carry the baht-dollar rate on every deposit and withdrawal.
• Standard Cent (THC). Balance is in "cents" of baht, so a small balance can still trade micro positions. Useful for practice with real money; read our Standard Cent guide.

One detail from the currency page: market execution on Pro accounts is available only in USD, JPY, THB, CNY, IDR and VND. If you plan to use Pro in baht, THB is on that list.

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Free demo account for Thai traders

1. Go to the Exness registration page and enter your email and password.
2. Choose Thailand as your country of residence. The region cannot be changed later.
3. Confirm your email. Exness creates your Personal Area.
4. Open My Accounts and the Demo tab. A Standard MT5 demo account with virtual funds is created for you.
5. For MT4, Pro, Zero or Raw Spread, use Open Account, choose Demo, then select currency, leverage and platform.

Our demo account guide covers login, reset and balance problems. Platform downloads are in the Exness app and download guide.

What to test on the demo before using baht

• Gold (XAUUSD). Thai gold shops quote prices in baht per baht-weight, but on the platform gold is priced in USD per troy ounce, so practise converting before you size a trade.
• Lot size. A move of one pip costs a different amount in baht on each pair. Use the Trading calculator in the Exness Help Center or our pip value guide.
• Asian session. Compare spreads at the Tokyo and Sydney opens with those at the London open.

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Deposits and withdrawals from Thailand

People in Thailand often ask about "Exness deposit by bank transfer", "Exness PromptPay" and "Exness TrueMoney". We could not verify any of these from public pages, because Exness shows the list only after you log in. What the Help Center does state:

• Payment methods depend on your registered region, your verification status and the current availability of the provider.
• Each method shows its processing time, fee and minimum and maximum limit before you confirm.
• Third-party payments are not allowed. The bank account or wallet must be in your own name. Make sure the name on the account matches your ID and your Exness profile.
• Verification must be complete before payments become available.

If a method you expect is missing, it may be temporarily unavailable or not offered for your region. Check the Deposit tab, not a review site, and read the deposit and withdrawal guide and deposit time for general rules.

Minimum deposits depend on the method and account type. See Exness minimum deposit.

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Is Exness legal in Thailand? The SEC Thailand facts

The Securities and Exchange Commission, Thailand (SEC Thailand) licenses securities and derivatives businesses and publishes licensed-firm lists and investor alerts at sec.or.th. The Bank of Thailand sets foreign exchange rules at bot.or.th.

• The Exness Help Center does not mention a Thai licence, and we found none.
• A search for a Thai SEC or Bank of Thailand notice about Exness on October 27, 2026 found nothing naming Exness. That is not proof that none exists, because the SEC site publishes alerts in Thai that are hard to search. Search your own words ("Exness" in Thai script on the alert page) and note the date.
• Exness describes its client agreements and entities in its legal documents. Read which company holds your account in the Personal Area footer. See Exness regulation.
• Exness is not a Thai-supervised firm, so a Thai complaint route should not be assumed.

This is a short factual note, not legal advice.

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Market hours in Thailand (UTC+7)

Thailand uses UTC+7 all year with no daylight saving. MetaTrader server time is not Thai time, so convert before you set alerts.

Session	Approximate Thai time
Tokyo open	07:00
London open	14:00 or 15:00 (varies with UK daylight saving)
New York open	19:00 or 20:00
US data (e.g. non-farm payrolls)	about 19:30 or 20:30

Many Thai traders work office hours and trade the London-New York overlap in the evening. Forex runs five days a week; the weekly close falls on early Saturday morning in Thailand. Instrument times are in Exness trading hours.

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Accounts, leverage and costs

Standard, Standard Cent, Pro, Raw Spread and Zero are available; compare them in account types. Default leverage is 1:2000 up to USD 29,999.99 of equity (unlimited below USD 5,000 if conditions are met), 1:1000 from USD 30,000 to 99,999 and 1:500 above USD 100,000. Higher leverage brings stop out closer: see the stop out guide and fees and spreads. Swap-free applies to eligible instruments by default; Thailand is not on the list of 33 countries that get swap-free on all instruments, as that list is Islamic countries only (swap-free and Islamic account guide).

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How to open an Exness account from Thailand

1. Register with your email and Thai mobile number; the Help Center asks for a number that works in your country of residence.
2. Complete your economic profile and upload proof of identity (Thai ID card or passport) and proof of address. See verification.
3. Open a live account, choosing MT4 or MT5 and your account currency.
4. Deposit from an account in your own name.
5. Trade small and withdraw a small amount early to learn timing.

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Taxes in Thailand

The Revenue Department is the tax authority. Whether trading profits count as taxable income can depend on how the money is earned and whether foreign income is brought into Thailand, and the rules on foreign-sourced income have changed in recent years. We did not verify the current rules for this page, so ask the Revenue Department or a Thai tax adviser, and keep a record of deposits, withdrawals and closed trades. General background is in our forex tax guide.

Choosing a broker in Thailand

If you are comparing several brokers rather than reading about Exness alone, start with the checklist in forex trading in Thailand: how to choose a broker. Never share your password or one-time codes with anyone claiming to be support, and ignore Line or Telegram groups offering "managed" profits.

Frequently asked questions

Does Exness have a Thai baht account?

Yes. THB is listed as an account currency for Standard, Pro, Raw Spread and Zero accounts. Standard Cent uses THC. The currency cannot be changed after you open the account.

Does Exness have Thai-language support?

Yes. The Help Center lists Thai among the languages for 24/7 support. Open a ticket in your Personal Area or use live chat.

Can I deposit with PromptPay or Thai bank transfer?

We cannot confirm specific Thai methods from public pages. Open the Deposit tab after registering and verifying; it lists the methods, fees and limits for your region.

Is Exness legal in Thailand?

We found no SEC Thailand licence for Exness and no Thai notice naming it. Check the SEC Thailand alert pages yourself and read the client agreement for the company that holds your account.

Is there an Exness demo account for Thailand?

Yes, a free demo is available for all account types except Standard Cent. A Standard MT5 demo with virtual funds is created when you register.

What is the minimum deposit in Thailand?

Standard and Standard Cent minimums are low and depend on the payment method and region. Pro, Raw Spread and Zero need at least USD 200 depending on region.

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Risk warning: Forex and CFD trading involves a high risk of loss. This article is general information, not investment advice.