Trade in milliseconds
Give your strategy the advantage it deserves with fast and reliable execution, no matter the size of your trade.
Why the order execution process matters
Whether it’s instant or market execution, every pip matters to a trader. Just one pip can mean a higher gain or a more mitigated risk. That’s why we take our responsibility to provide fast order execution seriously. The more efficient the order execution process, the better your strategy will perform.
Good order execution is the backbone of a trading strategy. It is our responsibility as a leading broker to be that backbone for our traders.
Petr Valov
Founder and CEO
Choose your preferred execution type
Exness offers two types of order execution, both built on sophisticated algorithms to provide a seamless experience.
Instant execution
Open trades at the price you request or approve, or not at all. This is ideal for traders whose strategies revolve around price certainty, and who have strict risk management parameters.
Instant execution at Exness
Our complex algorithms are designed to provide stable pricing so you can experience a smooth execution process with the lowest requote rate possible.
Market execution
Open trades at the current available market price. This is ideal for high frequency traders who prefer seizing opportunities as they occur in the markets.
Market execution at Exness
Our infrastructure, consisting of a global network of decentralized servers, ensures reduced latency and minimal to no slippage on both market and pending orders, so you can optimize your strategy’s results.
Order execution process at Exness
Here’s why over 1 million active traders choose to execute their trading strategies at Exness.
Trade as fast as you can click
Open, close, and modify orders in milliseconds with reliable market execution.
Enjoy full transparency
Backtest your strategy with our public tick history or double-check your strategy’s performance against our pricing.
Execute at the price you want
Capture every pip possible, with reduced market execution slippage and low requotes on instant execution.
How it works on the Exness Terminal
Experience efficient and effortless order execution on our proprietary Exness trading platform.
User-friendly order form
Open orders by lot, currency, or volume with a comprehensive breakdown of fees, leverage, margin, and more for each order.
Group order closure
Modify or close your orders in groups to save valuable seconds and pips.
One-click trading
Activate one-click-trading mode on the Exness Terminal to seize opportunities faster with market execution.
Frequently asked questions
What is an execution order?
An execution order is an instruction to buy or sell a security on behalf of a client. A broker can execute these orders using various methods, aiming to achieve the best possible execution as per the client's conditions. Brokers are legally required to ensure efficient transactions at the most favorable market prices. At Exness, orders are placed through digital trading platforms like the Exness Terminal, Exness Trade app, and MetaTrader 5. Orders are then processed using advanced automated systems.
What is instant execution?
Instant execution is when brokers execute your order at the exact price you request or it is not executed at all. If the market price changes while placing the order, the broker will offer a requote, allowing you to either accept the new price or cancel the order. If you frequently face requotes, you can adjust the deviation setting, allowing the system to accept prices within your predefined acceptable range automatically.
What is market execution?
Market execution is when orders are executed instantly at the current market price, which may differ from the price you see due to continuous price fluctuations. This type of execution ensures fast trading with immediate access to the market.
What is the order execution process and policy at Exness?
At Exness, order execution involves both instant and market execution methods which are tailored to different trading strategies and risk preferences. The policy ensures stable spreads during volatile periods, quick execution with minimal slippage and rejections, and transparent slippage rules for fair execution. These execution models provide traders with deep liquidity and minimal market impact.
How is a trade order executed at Exness?
At Exness, the trade order execution process uses instant and market execution, to ensure swift and reliable entry into the market once you've set up your account and are ready to trade.
After registering and verifying your account, and making your initial deposit, you can select your trading platform and add your preferred instruments. Whether you’re using the Exness Terminal or the Exness Trade app, you execute a trade by choosing to buy or sell an instrument. The trade is then processed using the instant or market execution method, filling your orders at your requested price or the best available current market price.
Each account type comes with a specific set of execution settings depending on your chosen trading account type. All Standard accounts – Standard Cent, Standard – come with market execution. Professional accounts like Raw Spread and Zero are also offered with market execution. The Pro account comes with instant execution for all trading instruments, and market execution for all crypto instruments, and a selection of currencies.
What is Exness orders execution speed?
With market execution, Exness fills orders at the best available market price at the time with nearly instantaneous execution speed, even during periods of high volatility. For instant execution, Exness offers a reduced requote rate, so trades are executed with minimal interruptions.
How are orders closed with instant execution?
Instant execution orders are closed the same way they are opened; immediately at the current market price as soon as the broker receives the order, provided that the price is within a specified range or tolerance set by the trader. If the price changes significantly or is outside the acceptable range, the order may be requoted and/or rejected based on the set deviation.
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