Exness Margin Trading
Margin trading means putting up a deposit (margin) to open a leveraged position; understanding margin levels helps you avoid an unexpected margin call.
Open Exness Account →Margin trading on Exness means putting up a deposit (margin) to open a leveraged position. The margin level shows your equity relative to the margin used; if it falls too far, a margin call or stop-out can close positions. Monitoring positions and using negative balance protection helps manage the risk.
Margin trading explained
- Margin is the capital reserved to open and hold a leveraged position.
- The margin level shows your equity relative to the margin used.
- If the margin level falls too far, a margin call or stop-out can occur.
- Monitoring open positions helps you manage margin in volatile markets.
- Negative balance protection limits losses to deposited funds.
Frequently asked questions
What is a margin call on Exness?
A margin call is a warning that your margin level has fallen and that positions may be closed (a stop-out) if equity drops further.
How can I avoid a stop-out?
Keep enough free margin, size positions carefully and monitor open trades, especially during volatile market conditions.