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The consistency benchmark: How Exness set the new industry standard

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Lowest, fastest, biggest, most accurate—these superlatives are familiar refrains in the trading world. Yet brokers often overlook a more crucial concern: consistency.

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For a trader, consistent results are impossible without a consistent platform. An unstable trading environment makes it difficult to analyze performance, forecast outcomes, or manage risk effectively. This leaves traders facing unforeseen risks resulting from platform instability, derailing even the most well-researched strategies.

Many brokers in the industry present a false choice: stability or innovative features. But in truth, it is not a limitation but a fundamental benchmark. For Exness, consistency is the standard that the company has engineered through its proprietary technology, delivering a reliable and frictionless trading experience while simultaneously offering better-than-market conditions.

How Exness engineers stability

Markets fluctuate constantly, and stability and execution are very important when developing a trading strategy. To understand why price stability isn’t an industry standard, we need to go back to how brokers set their prices. Most brokers receive their pricing from third-party liquidity providers who widen their spreads to reduce risk during volatility. The brokers then simply pass on the wider spreads with their markup to the traders. This is often accepted as just the way the market works.

Exness challenges this passive model by acting as its own liquidity provider and developing its own aggregator and pricing algorithm technology. This in-house control over the final price is the key difference, allowing the broker to offer the tightest and most stable spreads on popular assets like XAUUSD, BTCUSD, and USOIL.1

But stable pricing is only half of the equation. To be fully effective, it must be paired with precise and fast execution.2 It’s a critical capability that over 1 million active clients trust to maintain a strategic edge, especially during high-impact news.

Protection beyond limits

A core part of Exness’ offerings is its approach to stop outs. By setting its stop out level to 0%, Exness provides a crucial buffer against temporary market volatility. The impact of this is significant: Exness’ clients experience three times fewer stop-outs than with competitors.3 This is a fundamental strategic advantage that minimizes the risk of premature and avoidable position closure due to market spikes.

Another factor that gives Exness traders a better chance of achieving their strategic goals is Negative Balance Protection.  This feature guarantees that Exness traders’ accounts will never go below zero. Together, these features give traders the breathing room to manage risk more effectively, shielding them from avoidable liquidations and debt.

Withdrawals without the wait

True reliability goes beyond the trade—it’s there when traders access their funds as well. While delays and uncertainty are common elsewhere, 98% of Exness’ withdrawals are processed automatically.4 This gives traders full control over their funds, allowing them access to their funds without friction.

Exness has set the new benchmark for financial agility, one that keeps pace with the markets. When your strategy is agile, your broker must be, too.

Setting the benchmark for a new era

Setting the benchmark in such a saturated market is extremely challenging. Still, with innovative technology and a focus on what traders really need, Exness has managed to set a bar that many will find difficult to surpass. In 2025, this means more than just uptime or tight spreads when conditions are calm. It means pricing that stays fair when the market turns volatile. It means execution that holds steady under pressure. It means withdrawals that put traders in control of their funds.

Traders deserve a broker like Exness that has built its systems to help them manage risk, maintain stable spreads during significant market events, and protect traders’ capital when it matters most.

 

1 Tightest and most stable spread claims refer to the lowest maximum spreads and the tightest average spreads on the Exness Pro account, for XAUUSD, USOIL, and BTCUSD, based on data collected from 25 August to 7 September 2024, when compared to the corresponding spreads across commission-free accounts of other brokers.

2 Delays and slippage may occur. No guarantee of execution speed or precision is provided.

3 On average, Exness has three times fewer stop outs than competitors. Analysis covers orders for April 2025, comparing Exness’s 0% stop-out level to three competitors’ levels (15%, 20%, 50%). To normalize extreme ratios, stop out results have been square-root transformed, values rounded to the nearest whole number, without taking into account the conditions that indirectly affect the stop out.

4 At Exness, over 98% of withdrawals are processed automatically. Processing times may vary depending on the chosen payment method.

 

 

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