Trade Exness with R50, R100 or $1
How little you really need to start trading with Exness, and how a Cent account helps.
Open Exness Account →You can start trading Exness with very little, but be realistic: the minimum deposit is about $10 — roughly R180 at current rates — so R50 or R100 on its own is usually below it. The trick is the Standard Cent account, which counts your balance in cents and trades micro lots (0.01), so even ~R180 lasts a long time with tiny risk per pip. Try $1-style sizing on a free demo before funding.
Minimum deposit applicable; may vary based on payment method or geographic location.
Starting small on Exness
- The minimum deposit is about $10 — roughly R180, depending on the USD/ZAR rate.
- So R50 or R100 alone is usually below the minimum; plan to start from about R180.
- A Standard Cent account counts your balance in cents, so a small deposit goes a long way.
- The smallest trade is 0.01 lots (a micro lot); on a Cent account pip value is tiny.
- Practise $1-style position sizing on a free demo first, with virtual funds.
Minimum deposit applicable; may vary based on payment method or geographic location.
Starting small — key numbers
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Minimum deposit | ~$10 (≈ R180, varies with rate) |
| Best account to start | Standard Cent (counts in cents) |
| Smallest trade | 0.01 lots (micro) |
| Demo practice | free, virtual funds |
| Maximum leverage | up to 1:2000 |
Rand figures move with the USD/ZAR rate; confirm the live minimum in your Personal Area. Trading is high-risk.