Exness Raw Spread Account Review: Spreads, Fees & Minimum Deposit

Lowest spread

Raw Spread

0.0 – 0.3

Lowest deposit

Standard

$10

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Lowest spread at Exness

Raw Spread

Spread from 0.0 – 0.3

Lowest minimum deposit

Standard

Starts from $10

Available account types

5 accounts

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What is the Raw Spread account at Exness?

The Exness Raw Spread account is designed for traders who prioritize tighter spreads and are willing to pay a separate commission for that pricing model. Broker Alarab comparison data shows a reference spread range of 0.0–0.3, a $7 per lot commission and a $200 minimum deposit, clearly separating its cost structure from Standard and Pro. This structure can make Raw Spread particularly relevant for scalping, active trading and strategies that are sensitive to entry and exit costs. A low spread alone, however, does not determine whether the account is cheaper. The commission needs to be combined with the spread cost and compared with alternatives, especially when executing a high number of trades. When comparing Exness Raw Spread vs Zero, instrument selection, trading volume and trade frequency become more meaningful than the account name itself. Against Pro, the main trade-off is between tighter spreads with a separate commission and commission-free pricing that may carry comparatively wider spreads.

The Exness Raw Spread account is designed for traders who prioritize tighter spreads and are willing to pay a separate commission for that pricing model. Broker Alarab comparison data shows a reference spread range of 0.0–0.3, a $7 per lot commission and a $200 minimum deposit, clearly separating its cost structure from Standard and Pro.

This structure can make Raw Spread particularly relevant for scalping, active trading and strategies that are sensitive to entry and exit costs. A low spread alone, however, does not determine whether the account is cheaper. The commission needs to be combined with the spread cost and compared with alternatives, especially when executing a high number of trades.

When comparing Exness Raw Spread vs Zero, instrument selection, trading volume and trade frequency become more meaningful than the account name itself. Against Pro, the main trade-off is between tighter spreads with a separate commission and commission-free pricing that may carry comparatively wider spreads.

Broker Alarab Analysis

Our verdict

Raw Spread is a more specialized account than Standard or Pro. We see it as suitable for traders who understand how commissions and spreads affect total costs and whose strategies benefit from lower spreads. The correct comparison should be based on the complete transaction cost rather than the spread figure alone.

Who is the Raw Spread account best for?

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Active traders

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Traders using scalping strategies

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Those who place a high priority on low spreads

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Traders comfortable calculating spreads and commissions together

When might the Raw Spread account not be suitable?

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Trading commissions must be considered alongside spreads

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More complex than commission-free accounts

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Not necessarily the lowest-cost option for every instrument or strategy

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May not be the most suitable choice for beginners

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Key advantages of the Raw Spread account

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Low spreads suitable for cost-sensitive strategies

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Suitable for active traders

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Can be practical for scalping strategies

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Clear pricing structure combining spreads and commissions

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Designed for more experienced traders

Account analysis

Important details before choosing the Raw Spread account

Key points to help you understand the important differences before choosing this account.

Raw Spread vs Standard

Raw Spread and Standard use different cost models. Standard relies on spreads without a direct trading commission, while Raw Spread aims to provide lower spreads while adding a trading commission. Standard can therefore be easier for traders who prefer simple pricing, whereas Raw Spread may become more attractive to frequent traders who genuinely benefit from lower spreads after including commission in the total transaction cost.

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Raw Spread vs Pro

Pro offers a model without a direct commission and more competitive spreads than basic accounts, while Raw Spread separates more of the trading cost between the spread and commission. The choice depends on instruments, trading volume and frequency. Traders prioritizing simplicity may prefer Pro, while those highly sensitive to spread costs may favor Raw Spread after comparing the complete transaction cost under both pricing models.

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Raw Spread vs Zero

Both accounts target traders focused on reducing spread-related costs, but their pricing and commissions vary by account and instrument. There is therefore no single answer that applies to every trader. A better comparison is to select the instruments normally traded and calculate both spread and commission under each account. This helps determine whether Raw Spread or Zero is more cost-efficient for the trader's actual strategy.

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Raw Spread vs Standard

Raw Spread and Standard use different cost models. Standard relies on spreads without a direct trading commission, while Raw Spread aims to provide lower spreads while adding a trading commission. Standard can therefore be easier for traders who prefer simple pricing, whereas Raw Spread may become more attractive to frequent traders who genuinely benefit from lower spreads after including commission in the total transaction cost.

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Raw Spread vs Pro

Pro offers a model without a direct commission and more competitive spreads than basic accounts, while Raw Spread separates more of the trading cost between the spread and commission. The choice depends on instruments, trading volume and frequency. Traders prioritizing simplicity may prefer Pro, while those highly sensitive to spread costs may favor Raw Spread after comparing the complete transaction cost under both pricing models.

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Raw Spread vs Zero

Both accounts target traders focused on reducing spread-related costs, but their pricing and commissions vary by account and instrument. There is therefore no single answer that applies to every trader. A better comparison is to select the instruments normally traded and calculate both spread and commission under each account. This helps determine whether Raw Spread or Zero is more cost-efficient for the trader's actual strategy.

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Compare the Raw Spread account with other Exness accounts

Compare the available account types side by side to find the option that better matches your trading style and costs.

Standard

Details →

Spread

0.8 – 1.3

Commission

$0

Min deposit

$10

Best for

Beginners

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Standard Cent

Details →

Spread

0.8 – 1.3

Commission

$0

Min deposit

$10

Best for

General traders

View account Open account

Pro

Details →

Spread

0.6 – 1.0

Commission

$0

Min deposit

$200

Best for

Scalping

View account Open account

Raw SpreadCurrent account

Spread

0.0 – 0.3

Commission

$7 per lot

Min deposit

$200

Best for

General traders

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Zero

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Spread

0.0 – 0.2

Commission

$5 – $7 per lot

Min deposit

$200

Best for

General traders

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Account	Spread	Commission	Min deposit	Best for	Details
Standard	0.8 – 1.3	$0	$10	Beginners	View account Open account
Standard Cent	0.8 – 1.3	$0	$10	General traders	View account Open account
Pro	0.6 – 1.0	$0	$200	Scalping	View account Open account
Raw Spread	0.0 – 0.3	$7 per lot	$200	General traders	Current accountOpen account
Zero	0.0 – 0.2	$5 – $7 per lot	$200	General traders	View account Open account

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Important notes

Important details about the Exness Raw Spread account

Low spreads with a separate commission

Raw Spread separates more of the trading cost from the spread and charges it as a per-lot commission. For this reason, traders should compare the combined spread-and-commission cost rather than choosing the account based on spread alone.

Commission depends on the instrument

Exness states that Raw Spread commission can be up to USD 3.50 per lot per side on most instruments, with the exact amount depending on the instrument traded. Commission applies to both directions of the trade, so contract specifications should be checked.

Designed for more active trading

Exness positions Raw Spread for experienced traders, combining ultra-low spreads with market execution and no general limit on the number of open positions. This structure makes it relevant for scalping, active trading and spread-sensitive strategies.

Low spreads with a separate commission

Raw Spread separates more of the trading cost from the spread and charges it as a per-lot commission. For this reason, traders should compare the combined spread-and-commission cost rather than choosing the account based on spread alone.

Commission depends on the instrument

Exness states that Raw Spread commission can be up to USD 3.50 per lot per side on most instruments, with the exact amount depending on the instrument traded. Commission applies to both directions of the trade, so contract specifications should be checked.

Designed for more active trading

Exness positions Raw Spread for experienced traders, combining ultra-low spreads with market execution and no general limit on the number of open positions. This structure makes it relevant for scalping, active trading and spread-sensitive strategies.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about the Raw Spread account

Key questions about the Exness Raw Spread account, including its trading costs, conditions, and suitability.

What is the Exness Raw Spread account and who is it suitable for?

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Exness Raw Spread is a professional account focused on providing tight spreads in exchange for a separate trading commission. This pricing structure makes it particularly relevant to active traders, scalpers and spread-sensitive strategies, although the spread and commission should always be combined when evaluating the true cost of a trade.

How much is the commission on the Exness Raw Spread account?

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The Raw Spread commission depends on the instrument traded. Exness states that commission can be up to $3.50 per lot per side on most instruments, meaning traders should consider the cost of both opening and closing a position together with the spread. The exact commission can vary by instrument.

What is the difference between Exness Raw Spread and Zero?

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Both accounts target traders who value tight spreads and both use separate commission structures, but their pricing differs by account and instrument. Zero focuses on the availability of zero spreads on eligible instruments during specified periods, while Raw Spread focuses on consistently tight raw-style pricing. The more useful comparison is the total cost on the instruments a trader actually uses.

Is the Exness Raw Spread account good for scalping?

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Raw Spread can be suitable for scalping because tighter spreads can matter when a strategy executes many trades or targets relatively small price movements. Its suitability still depends on the total cost after commission, the instrument traded, position size, market conditions and the execution requirements of the strategy.

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What is the Exness Raw Spread account and who is it suitable for?

Exness Raw Spread is a professional account focused on providing tight spreads in exchange for a separate trading commission. This pricing structure makes it particularly relevant to active traders, scalpers and spread-sensitive strategies, although the spread and commission should always be combined when evaluating the true cost of a trade.

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How much is the commission on the Exness Raw Spread account?

The Raw Spread commission depends on the instrument traded. Exness states that commission can be up to $3.50 per lot per side on most instruments, meaning traders should consider the cost of both opening and closing a position together with the spread. The exact commission can vary by instrument.

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What is the difference between Exness Raw Spread and Zero?

Both accounts target traders who value tight spreads and both use separate commission structures, but their pricing differs by account and instrument. Zero focuses on the availability of zero spreads on eligible instruments during specified periods, while Raw Spread focuses on consistently tight raw-style pricing. The more useful comparison is the total cost on the instruments a trader actually uses.

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Is the Exness Raw Spread account good for scalping?

Raw Spread can be suitable for scalping because tighter spreads can matter when a strategy executes many trades or targets relatively small price movements. Its suitability still depends on the total cost after commission, the instrument traded, position size, market conditions and the execution requirements of the strategy.

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