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Exness Standard Cent Account

How the Exness Standard Cent account works — trading in cents with no minimum initial deposit.

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Established 2008  ·  5 account types  ·  MT4, MT5 & Exness Terminal

The Exness Standard Cent account shows the trading balance in cents rather than the base currency, so a $10 deposit appears as 1,000 cents. It opens with no minimum initial deposit as the Standard account, with spreads from 0.3 pips and no commission, on MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 and the web terminal.

How the Exness Cent account works

Standard Cent vs Standard

Standard CentStandard
Balance shown inCentsBase currency (e.g. USD)
Minimum depositNo minimumNo minimum
Spread from0.3 pips0.3 pips
CommissionNoneNone
Suited toBeginners trading small amountsMost traders

Why the balance is shown in cents

Showing the balance in cents rather than dollars (or another base currency) keeps the numbers larger and easier to work with while a trader is still learning position sizing — 1,000 cents represents the same $10 as on a Standard account, just in a different unit.

How to open a Standard Cent account

  1. Open the Exness Personal Area and choose to open a new account.
  2. Select the Standard Cent account type.
  3. Deposit with no minimum initial deposit.
  4. Log in to MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 or the web terminal with the Cent account's login details.

A demo version of the Cent account can also be opened first, with virtual funds.

Exness account types compared with Standard Cent

AccountMin depositSpread fromCommissionSuited to
StandardNo minimum0.3 pipsNoneMost traders
Standard CentNo minimum0.3 pipsNoneBeginners
Pro$2000.1 pipsNoneInstant execution
Raw Spread$2000.0 pipsFrom $3.50 per side/lotTight spreads
Zero$2000.0 pipsFrom $0.05/lotScalping

Delays and slippage may occur. No guarantee of execution speed or precision.

Minimum deposit, spread and commission shown per account type. Trading conditions can change — confirm the current terms with Exness before trading. Spreads are variable and can widen during volatility, news events and market open or close.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Exness Cent account?
It is the Exness account type that shows the balance in cents instead of the base currency, opening with no minimum initial deposit with spreads from 0.3 pips and no commission — the same conditions as Standard, just in a smaller unit.
How much is 1000 cents on Exness?
1,000 cents on the Standard Cent account is equivalent to $10 in the account's base currency.
Is the Cent account good for beginners?
It suits traders who want to practise with real money and real market conditions while keeping the amount at risk small, since balances and trade sizes are shown in cents.
Can I switch from Cent to Standard on Exness?
A trader can open a separate Standard account (or any other Exness account type) from the Personal Area at any time; each account type is opened and funded independently.
What is the minimum deposit for Exness Cent?
The Standard Cent account opens with no minimum initial deposit as the Standard account.

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