Who publishes this guide
About this site: an Exness guide produced on one handset
This website is published by an independent Exness partner. It is not Exness: it holds no funds, opens no trading accounts and processes no payments. What it does hold is a working method — every route, every screen order and every step described here is carried out on a single Android phone before it is written down, because that phone is the entire equipment of the process. Registration, login and trading all happen on the official exness.com.
The method
Every step is performed on the handset before it is described
A walkthrough is written after the phone has been through it, not before. The app is installed from a blank home screen, the sign-in is typed with a thumb, the menu is opened where the instruction says it should be — and only then does the sentence get written. When a step turns out to be missing on the handset, the sentence is not softened; the step is removed, and the page says what the phone does instead.
That order also decides what never appears. There is no borrowed screenshot from a desktop build, no instruction copied out of a manual written for a computer, and no step that reads well but has never been performed with one hand on a bus. If a route cannot be completed on the handset, the page says so plainly rather than leaving the reader to discover it halfway through.
None of this touches the account itself. The phone can show where a button sits; it cannot show what an individual account is allowed to do. That line is drawn again further down this page.
The whole equipment
One mid-range Android handset, a prepaid SIM, MT4 mobile, MT5 mobile, the Exness Trade app, and the Personal Area opened in the phone browser.
What is not in it
No desktop, no laptop, no second monitor, no tablet standing in for one. Nothing on this site is written from a machine the reader does not have.
Why the pages look the way they do
Screens are named in words instead of shown as pictures
A phone screenshot crops away the part that matters — the row above, the tab bar below — and it goes stale the moment the app updates. So screens are described in the order they appear, and buttons are quoted exactly as the app prints them, capital letters and all. A quoted label can be searched for on the screen; a picture of last month's layout cannot.
Where a label differs between the Exness Trade app, MT4 mobile and MT5 mobile, all wordings are given rather than one being picked as representative. Wording, position in a menu and the number of taps are the details most likely to move between app versions, and they are treated as perishable throughout.
What the handset settles, and what it cannot
Established on the device, or quoted from the official pages
Established here
Screen order, button wording, the number of steps to reach a setting, how an install behaves on a phone with little space left, and what happens when the app is opened for the first time after a fresh install. These are re-run on the handset until the description matches.
Quoted, never measured
Spreads, account conditions and minimum deposits come from the published Exness specification pages, with the source named. A phone can display a number; it cannot establish that the number applies to every account, so nothing of that kind is presented as a finding of this site.
Minimum deposit applicable; may vary based on payment method or geographic location.
Left out on purpose
Anything the handset cannot reach and the official pages do not state is simply absent. No earnings claims, no predictions, no ranking of one route above another — a step that cannot be walked or a figure that cannot be traced is not written.
Risk, kept in view
Every convenience described on this site comes with the note that belongs beside it, on this page as on every other.
Trading is risky and may not be suitable for everyone.
Maintenance
Which sentences are re-run after every store update
App builds and Android versions move without announcement, and a menu item that shifts one row up quietly breaks an instruction. Those sentences are walked again on the handset rather than remembered.
Re-walked, not edited from memory
- Anything naming a tap sequence. Three taps become two, a setting moves under a different heading — the route is performed again before the wording changes.
- Anything quoting a label. Button text is re-read on the screen, because a renamed button turns a correct instruction into a dead end.
- Anything about permissions or storage. How a phone asks before installing, and what it warns about, changes with the Android version more often than with the app.
- Anything quoted from Exness. Conditions taken from the official pages are re-read at the source rather than carried forward; where a value is set by region, the page points to the official website instead of guessing. Questions about a step that no longer matches go to Live Help.
The broker
Exness in brief, and the parts a phone reaches
A phone installs the mobile builds of MetaTrader and the Exness Trade app, and opens the Web Terminal and the Personal Area in its browser — four platforms in total, MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, the browser-based Web Terminal and the Exness Trade app, each trading account being opened for one specific platform inside the Personal Area on exness.com. Exness itself is a global forex and CFD broker founded in 2008; CFDs are contracts that track an asset's price without owning the asset.
Recognition
Best Trading Conditions
Awarded at UF Awards MEA, iFX EXPO Dubai. MEA stands for Middle East and Africa.
Official announcement →Most Client-Oriented Broker
Awarded at Forex Expo Dubai, and quoted here exactly as the organisers published it.
Official announcement →Best Retail FX Broker
Awarded at the Finance Magnates London Summit. Awards recognise past assessments and are not an indication of future results.
Official announcement →Quick answers
About this site — questions sent from a phone
Questions about the site itself. Platform and account questions are gathered on the FAQ page.
Is this the official Exness website?
No. It is an independent partner guide to Exness platforms, downloads and login. Every account button leads to the official exness.com, where registration and trading actually happen, and the terms there are identical to registering directly.
Who answers a question sent from a phone?
The person who ran the same steps on the same handset. Live Help covers installing, signing in and finding a screen; anything tied to a specific account — verification, funds, settings — goes to official Exness support after signing in on exness.com.
Why are there no screenshots of the app?
Because a cropped picture of an old build is harder to follow than a described screen. Screens are given in order and buttons are quoted as the app prints them, so a label can be matched against the phone in hand even after an update shifts the layout.
Are the figures on this site measured here?
No. Spreads, account conditions and deposit minimums are quoted from the published Exness pages with the source named. The handset establishes behaviour and wording only — where a value is set by region, the page sends the reader to the official website rather than guessing.
The account itself is opened on the official website
Registration is a few minutes on the official Exness website — an email, a short questionnaire, then identity verification in the Personal Area, all of it possible from the same handset these pages were written on. Full registration walkthrough →
Open Exness AccountThe button opens the official exness.com through this site's partner route. Trading accounts, login, and support all live there.