Exness generates its income primarily by charging the spread and commissions on the trades that you place as a client. When you place a trade, Exness adds a small spread (between the buying and selling price) or charges you to place the trade. Fees vary depending on the account type you open. For example, the Raw Spread Account has low spreads but incurs a commission on every trade, while the Standard Account has a higher spread but is commission-free. The overnight swap rates are also constructed by Exness out of the overnight positions of traders. They are interest rate-charges that could be positive or negative, based on the positions. Exness’s business model allows it to make money by providing the platform for trading forex, commodities, stocks, and cryptocurrencies, and through its services like market execution and liquidity provision.
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