Pakistan — Questions people ask after a mistake

A trade left open when the day rolls over can pick up a swap — a small overnight fee, not a penalty. The platform shows it before you confirm, so catch it there. See the word list.

No. Every instrument you trade — a currency pair like EUR/USD, say — has two prices at once: one to buy at, one to sell at. That gap is the spread, and you pay it by opening.

Those two prices are never the same number, so the one you deal at is not the one you were following. Watch both on a demo account first.

Nothing pushed it up. The Standard account has no minimum deposit; where other account types have a region-based minimum, it appears during sign-up, before you send anything.

Nothing on the screen. Prices and platform are identical; your feelings are not, and fear changes decisions — so demo results never guarantee real ones. The Standard Cent account trades about 100 times smaller.

Yes, for free. A demo account uses virtual money and has no time limit. Many people lose money when they start trading — rushing, skipping practice, risking too much too early.

It turns a small loss into all of it. Instead: keep every trade small, and close losing trades early rather than arguing. That is most of risk basics.

No. Negative Balance Protection means clients never lose more than they've deposited, so the worst case is a balance of zero, never a debt. Everything you put in can still go.

No. MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 are aimed at experienced traders. Exness Terminal runs in a web browser with nothing to install, and the Exness Trade app covers phones.

The tool is fine: the Exness Trade app is built for phones, and Exness Terminal works in a phone's browser. The attention is not: a trade placed while walking has no plan behind it.

Start from the two costs you meet: the spread on every trade, the swap if it stays open overnight. Then compare account types; the Standard account has no minimum deposit.

It is an account option where, on eligible instruments, the overnight charge is not applied. It leaves the spread untouched, and matters only if you hold trades a long time.

Yes — judge the decision, not the result. A random trade that pays teaches the habit that empties the account later, and it hides well: the balance says you were right.

No deadline exists, and the demo has no time limit. The test: a written plan followed, a small part of the balance risked per trade, results from the plan rather than luck. Checklist on demo account.

Nobody can promise a profit, and anyone who does is a warning sign. Many people lose money when they start trading. This site never handles your money, and neither should a stranger.

The outcome of a single trade is never certain, and the losses are real. Control is the difference: practise on a demo, keep trades small, close losers early. Random trades with money you cannot afford to lose are gambling.

The cheapest mistake here to fix. If a word on the confirmation screen is new, close the window and look it up first.

For anything about your own account, Exness support is available 24/7. For the basics, ask on this site, or restart the ordered path on Start here.