Swap-free trading at Exness | Save on overnight fees

Exness cuts trader costs with widespread swap-free trading

Global broker Exness is empowering traders by eliminating swap fees on most instruments, allowing for greater flexibility and significant cost savings on positions held overnight.

Exness
96
Min. deposit
10$
Max. leverage
1:Unlimited
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0.3
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Exness cuts trader costs with widespread swap-free trading

In a move to empower traders, global broker Exness is highlighting its extensive swap-free trading environment, designed to remove a significant hidden cost and provide a strategic edge.

Swap fees, the overnight charges applied to held positions, can quietly eat into profits, often forcing traders to exit positions earlier than planned. Exness addresses this by making over 98% of its trading volume—including major forex pairs, metals, and cryptocurrencies—swap-free on eligible instruments.

This approach provides tangible benefits. For example, holding a 1-lot position in gold for 20 days could save a trader approximately $920 in fees that would typically be lost to swap charges, allowing for better capital preservation.

 

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“Swap-free trading is more than a convenience; it’s about giving traders the freedom to execute their strategies without being penalized for holding positions,” a company representative noted. “It allows our clients to focus on market opportunities, not overheads.”

The feature is automatically applied for eligible clients and instruments, with no need for separate accounts or forms. Traders can instantly check an instrument’s swap-free status before opening a position via the Exness trading calculator.

Beyond swap-free benefits, Exness reinforces its trader-first approach with features like flexible leverage, negative balance protection, and tight spreads on key instruments, creating a platform built for control and long-term strategy.