Exness Compensation Fund
What a compensation scheme can and cannot do for eligible clients.
Open Exness Account →Some regulated brokers take part in compensation schemes that may protect eligible clients up to a set limit if a regulated firm fails — not against ordinary trading losses. Whether a scheme applies, and any limit, depends on which Exness entity holds the account.
Compensation cover, explained
- Some regulated brokers take part in compensation schemes that may protect eligible clients up to a set limit.
- Cover usually applies if a regulated firm fails — not to ordinary trading losses, which are never covered.
- Whether a scheme applies, and any limit, depends on which Exness entity holds the account.
- Segregation of client money is a separate safeguard that keeps funds apart from company accounts.
- Eligibility and limits can change, so confirm the current details that apply to a specific account.
- A compensation scheme does not remove market risk — forex and CFDs can still lose money.
Frequently asked questions
Does Exness have a compensation fund?
Depending on the regulating entity, eligible clients may be covered by a compensation scheme up to a set limit if a regulated firm fails. Confirm what applies to an account.
Does a compensation scheme cover trading losses?
No — compensation schemes cover the failure of a regulated firm, not losses from trading, which are never covered.
How else is my money protected?
Segregation keeps client money separate from company accounts, and negative balance protection may apply depending on the entity.