There is no leverage interest for trading in Exness. The broker offers free leverage, which enables traders to hold larger positions with a lower start investment. Leverage is a tool to increase potential profits or losses but lacks an interest rate in the context of Exness.
Nevertheless, remember that if you hold positions overnight, Exness will charge swaps or rollover fees. A swap is a fee charged for keeping a position open past a certain time, typically overnight. This fee can be positive or negative, depending on the direction of the trade and the type of asset you’re trading. The swap fee is actually not a function of leverage but a function of interest rate difference between the currencies of a forex trade or holding cost of certain assets.
Exness traders are able to view the respective swap rates for all instruments on their website. These are market-dependent and are updated periodically. You may also opt for an Islamic account with Exness, which does not involve swaps or interest and is therefore perfect for traders who must avoid payment of interest on religious grounds.
While there is no interest charged on leverage by Exness, there may be swap charges on overnight positions. Swap rates and leverage should be reviewed before using leverage in your trading strategy.
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