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Trading with an advantage: Defining “better-than-market” conditions

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Exness’ superior trading conditions are creating a new performance benchmark. Every broker can deliver smooth trading in calm markets. The real test comes during periods of volatility, when spreads widen, liquidity thins, and execution systems reach their limits.

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Exness has built its infrastructure around those stress points. Its concept of better-than-market conditions reflects a deliberate design that maintains pricing stability and execution precision,6 even when the market is at its most unstable.

 

Defining a new standard

Better-than-market conditions refer to a suite of features and services that directly impact trading outcomes. These are not abstract concepts. They are measurable, not theoretical, and together they define what trading with a true performance edge looks like.

When volatility spikes, spreads are the first stress point. That’s where costs creep in and control slips. However, Exness’ platform is engineered to maintain tight and steady pricing when it matters most, delivering the tightest and most stable spreads on XAUUSD and USOIL,1 as well as consistently stable pricing on popular assets after high-impact news, including GBPJPY, EURUSD, and GBPUSD.2

 

This stability extends to crypto CFD, a class known for its turbulence. Exness maintains spreads on BTCUSD that remain stable 99.98% of the time.3 As for ETHUSD, Exness has reduced its spreads by 67%.4 The result is simple: less costs, and more capital working in the market.

 

Execution is the next deciding factor. Prices move in milliseconds, and precision determines whether intent matches outcome. By aggregating prices from multiple sources and filtering noise, Exness is able to create the most optimized price for each instrument, and its precise execution means traders get that desired price when executing their order. In fact, the broker has the most precise execution5 in the market, with three times less slippage than the industry average.6

 

Control also extends to how traders withstand volatility. With a 0% stop out level, traders experience three times fewer stop outs,7 giving them more room to recover from temporary drawdowns. Meanwhile, Negative Balance Protection ensures that potential losses can never exceed a trading account’s balance.

 

Together, these mechanics preserve what matters most: confidence. Confidence that every order and decision remains under the trader’s control, even when the market isn’t. This same principle extends to fund access, where 98% of requests are processed automatically,8 giving traders financial control with the same immediacy they expect from execution.

 

A forward-looking vision

The conversation around trading conditions is shifting. It is no longer enough for a broker to simply provide access to markets. The new expectation is for brokers to offer a reliable platform for sustainable growth.

Exness has anticipated that shift. Its infrastructure, pricing model, and philosophy were not built to follow market standards but to redefine them. By combining tight, stable spreads, precise execution, and robust structural safeguards, Exness transforms reliability into a tangible edge for traders.

As the global trading landscape evolves, with faster markets, more data, and higher trader expectations, the brokers that endure will be those that can consistently deliver control, speed, and transparency across every trade.

 

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 and USOIL, based on data collected from 12-25 May 2025, when compared to the corresponding spreads across the commission-free accounts of other brokers.

2 Stable spread claim/s refer to the maximum spreads on XAUUSD, USDJPY, EURUSD, GBPUSD, GBPJPY, and BTCUSD for the first two seconds following high-impact news. This comparison is made between the Exness Standard account and commission-free accounts of several competitors—all excluding agent commission—from 1 January 2025 to 10 June 2025.

3 Stable spreads for BTCUSD CFDs on the Standard account remained at their minimum levels for over 99.98% of the time, from 23 June to 3 July 2025.

4 67% reduced ETHUSD spreads claim refers to a spread reduction on ETHUSD CFDs on Standard accounts, comparing spreads from 22 June 2025 – 30 June 2025 relative to the 2024 November average.

5 Most precise claims refer to average slippage rates on pending orders based on data collected between September 2024 and July 2025 for XAUUSD, USOIL, and BTC CFDs on the Exness Standard account vs similar accounts offered by four other brokers. Delays and slippage may occur. No guarantee of execution speed or precision is provided.

6 3x less slippage claims refer to average slippage rates on pending orders based on data collected between September 2024 and July 2025 for XAUUSD, USOIL, and BTC CFDs on the Exness Standard account vs similar accounts offered by four other brokers. Delays and slippage may occur. No guarantee of execution speed or precision is provided.

7 On average, Exness experiences three times fewer stop outs than competitors. Analysis covers orders for April 2025, comparing Exness’ 0% stop-out level with 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.

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

 

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