Exness Zero Account Review: Spreads, Fees & Minimum Deposit

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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

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What is the Zero account at Exness?

The Exness Zero account is aimed at traders seeking extremely tight spreads on selected instruments while accepting a pricing structure that includes a trading commission. Broker Alarab comparison data shows a reference spread range of 0.0–0.2, a commission of approximately $5–$7 per lot and a $200 minimum deposit. The Zero name does not mean every trade or instrument will carry a zero spread at all times. Pricing varies by instrument and market conditions, and the commission must also be included when evaluating the true transaction cost. This makes the account more relevant to active and spread-sensitive strategies than to traders simply looking for a basic commission-free account. A direct comparison between Zero, Raw Spread and Pro is therefore important. Raw Spread also combines tight pricing with a commission, while Pro uses a commission-free structure with a different spread profile. The better choice ultimately depends on the instruments traded, trade frequency, position size and total effective cost rather than the spread figure alone.

The Exness Zero account is aimed at traders seeking extremely tight spreads on selected instruments while accepting a pricing structure that includes a trading commission. Broker Alarab comparison data shows a reference spread range of 0.0–0.2, a commission of approximately $5–$7 per lot and a $200 minimum deposit.

The Zero name does not mean every trade or instrument will carry a zero spread at all times. Pricing varies by instrument and market conditions, and the commission must also be included when evaluating the true transaction cost. This makes the account more relevant to active and spread-sensitive strategies than to traders simply looking for a basic commission-free account.

A direct comparison between Zero, Raw Spread and Pro is therefore important. Raw Spread also combines tight pricing with a commission, while Pro uses a commission-free structure with a different spread profile. The better choice ultimately depends on the instruments traded, trade frequency, position size and total effective cost rather than the spread figure alone.

Broker Alarab Analysis

Our verdict

Zero can be a strong option for traders who prioritize low spreads on their main instruments, but it requires a clear understanding of commissions and total trading costs. We recommend comparing it directly with Raw Spread on the instruments actually traded rather than making a decision based on spreads alone.

Who is the Zero account best for?

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Active traders

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Traders using spread-sensitive strategies

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Those focused on specific trading instruments

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Traders comfortable comparing commissions and spreads together

When might the Zero account not be suitable?

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Trading commissions vary by instrument

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Total costs must be considered rather than spreads alone

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May not be the best option for every instrument

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The pricing structure requires more understanding than basic accounts

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Key advantages of the Zero account

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Very low spreads on selected instruments

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Suitable for spread-sensitive strategies

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Can appeal to active traders

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Provides a specialized alternative to commission-free accounts

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Useful for traders comparing costs on specific instruments

Account analysis

Important details before choosing the Zero account

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

Zero vs Standard

The difference between Zero and Standard starts with their pricing models. Standard provides a simpler experience without a direct trading commission, while Zero targets very low spreads on selected instruments and applies commissions that vary by instrument. Standard may therefore be clearer for general traders, while Zero becomes more relevant to active traders who closely monitor entry and exit costs and can evaluate spreads and commissions together.

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Zero vs Pro

Pro and Zero offer two different approaches to achieving more competitive trading costs. Pro retains a model without a direct commission, while Zero uses commissions in exchange for more specialized spread conditions on selected instruments. The right choice depends on markets, trading frequency and position size. Traders should therefore compare actual costs on their main instruments rather than choosing an account based on either spreads or commissions in isolation.

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Zero vs Raw Spread

Zero and Raw Spread are the closest options for traders who are highly sensitive to spread costs, but their commission and pricing structures vary by instrument. The better account cannot be determined from the account name alone. A more accurate approach is to compare the same instrument and position size under both accounts, then combine spread and commission costs. This is particularly useful for scalpers and highly active traders.

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Zero vs Standard

The difference between Zero and Standard starts with their pricing models. Standard provides a simpler experience without a direct trading commission, while Zero targets very low spreads on selected instruments and applies commissions that vary by instrument. Standard may therefore be clearer for general traders, while Zero becomes more relevant to active traders who closely monitor entry and exit costs and can evaluate spreads and commissions together.

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Zero vs Pro

Pro and Zero offer two different approaches to achieving more competitive trading costs. Pro retains a model without a direct commission, while Zero uses commissions in exchange for more specialized spread conditions on selected instruments. The right choice depends on markets, trading frequency and position size. Traders should therefore compare actual costs on their main instruments rather than choosing an account based on either spreads or commissions in isolation.

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Zero vs Raw Spread

Zero and Raw Spread are the closest options for traders who are highly sensitive to spread costs, but their commission and pricing structures vary by instrument. The better account cannot be determined from the account name alone. A more accurate approach is to compare the same instrument and position size under both accounts, then combine spread and commission costs. This is particularly useful for scalpers and highly active traders.

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Compare the Zero 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

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Pro

Details →

Spread

0.6 – 1.0

Commission

$0

Min deposit

$200

Best for

Scalping

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Raw Spread

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Spread

0.0 – 0.3

Commission

$7 per lot

Min deposit

$200

Best for

General traders

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ZeroCurrent account

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	View account Open account
Zero	0.0 – 0.2	$5 – $7 per lot	$200	General traders	Current accountOpen account

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Important notes

Important details about the Exness Zero account

Zero spread does not mean zero trading cost

The defining feature of Zero is the availability of zero spreads on selected instruments during specified portions of the trading day, but the account charges an instrument-based commission. Total cost should therefore include both commission and the actual spread.

Zero-spread availability varies by instrument and time

According to Exness, zero spreads are available on more than 30 popular instruments for 95% of the trading day and on other available instruments for 50% of the day, subject to market volatility. The Zero name therefore does not mean every instrument remains at zero spread continuously.

Relevant for active and automated strategies

Zero uses market execution, and Exness states that it is suitable for Expert Advisors with no general limit on the number of open orders. This can make it relevant to active traders when their preferred instruments benefit from the account pricing structure.

Zero spread does not mean zero trading cost

The defining feature of Zero is the availability of zero spreads on selected instruments during specified portions of the trading day, but the account charges an instrument-based commission. Total cost should therefore include both commission and the actual spread.

Zero-spread availability varies by instrument and time

According to Exness, zero spreads are available on more than 30 popular instruments for 95% of the trading day and on other available instruments for 50% of the day, subject to market volatility. The Zero name therefore does not mean every instrument remains at zero spread continuously.

Relevant for active and automated strategies

Zero uses market execution, and Exness states that it is suitable for Expert Advisors with no general limit on the number of open orders. This can make it relevant to active traders when their preferred instruments benefit from the account pricing structure.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about the Zero account

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

What is the Exness Zero account and is the spread always zero?

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Exness Zero is a professional account focused on providing zero spreads on a selection of eligible instruments during specified periods. The Zero name does not mean every instrument will have a zero spread at all times. Pricing can change by instrument and market conditions, and the trading commission must also be included when calculating total transaction cost.

How much is the commission on the Exness Zero account?

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There is no single commission rate that applies to every instrument on the Exness Zero account because commission varies by instrument. Traders should check the commission for the specific market they intend to trade and combine it with the spread when comparing Zero with Raw Spread or Pro, since a zero or tight spread alone does not determine the final trading cost.

What is the difference between Exness Zero and Raw Spread?

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Zero and Raw Spread are both professional accounts with separate commission structures, but Zero focuses on the availability of zero spreads on eligible instruments while Raw Spread focuses on tight raw-style spreads. The better choice depends on the instruments traded, commission rates, position size, trading frequency and the resulting total transaction cost.

Is the Exness Zero account suitable for scalping and active trading?

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Zero can be suitable for scalping and active trading when a strategy is highly sensitive to spread, particularly on instruments where very tight pricing is available. Commission should not be ignored, however, because high-frequency and active strategies are affected by the complete execution cost rather than the spread alone.

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What is the Exness Zero account and is the spread always zero?

Exness Zero is a professional account focused on providing zero spreads on a selection of eligible instruments during specified periods. The Zero name does not mean every instrument will have a zero spread at all times. Pricing can change by instrument and market conditions, and the trading commission must also be included when calculating total transaction cost.

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How much is the commission on the Exness Zero account?

There is no single commission rate that applies to every instrument on the Exness Zero account because commission varies by instrument. Traders should check the commission for the specific market they intend to trade and combine it with the spread when comparing Zero with Raw Spread or Pro, since a zero or tight spread alone does not determine the final trading cost.

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What is the difference between Exness Zero and Raw Spread?

Zero and Raw Spread are both professional accounts with separate commission structures, but Zero focuses on the availability of zero spreads on eligible instruments while Raw Spread focuses on tight raw-style spreads. The better choice depends on the instruments traded, commission rates, position size, trading frequency and the resulting total transaction cost.

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Is the Exness Zero account suitable for scalping and active trading?

Zero can be suitable for scalping and active trading when a strategy is highly sensitive to spread, particularly on instruments where very tight pricing is available. Commission should not be ignored, however, because high-frequency and active strategies are affected by the complete execution cost rather than the spread alone.

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