How can lower forex spreads at Exness increase partner commissions
Lower forex spreads at Exness create a strategic opportunity to drive increased trading volume, directly leading to higher Revenue share commissions for Exness IB partners.
Because Exness Introducing Broker (IB) commissions are tied directly to client trading volume, higher trading activity has the potential to generate increased revshare payouts for partners.
What are the new forex spread reductions for traders
The specific forex spread reductions or referred traders include an average decrease of 22% across all forex majors and minors (pairs) on Pro accounts.1 As a result, Exness spreads on major and minor pairs are now 50% lower than the industry average,2 while spreads on the US Dollar Index (DXY) are up to 83% tighter.3
By tightening pricing across our most popular instruments, Exness has become the most competitive platform for your referred traders.
To help you build targeted campaigns, here is a breakdown of what changed and how to leverage it.
Spread update | What changed | Why it matters for IB partners | Where to use it |
Forex majors and minors | Spreads are now 50% lower than the industry average.2 | Lowers the barrier to entry, encouraging referred clients to open more daily positions. | Pitch to day traders and swing traders focused on EURUSD, USDJPY, and GBPUSD. |
US Dollar Index (DXY) | Spreads are up to 83% tighter than the industry average.3 | Captures a highly active demographic trading global economic news. | Target index traders and those hedging against USD volatility. |
Forex cross pairs | A decrease of 61% on spreads on EURNZD.4 NZDJPY spreads reduced by 67%.5 | Provides cost-effective diversification options for your network. | Promote to niche traders looking beyond standard USD pairs. |
How do partners using the revenue share model benefit from tighter spreads?
The Exness revenue share model allows partners to benefit from tighter spreads because it rewards partners with a percentage of the revenue generated from each referred trade. When tighter spreads lower the barrier to entry, clients execute more trades, increasing the total network volume and maximizing potential and ongoing commission for partners.
How lower spreads can potentially drive commission growth:
- Increased trading frequency: Lower trading costs allow referred clients to open and close positions more frequently without spread fees eating into their margins.
- Higher trading volume: Tighter spreads enable traders to execute larger lot sizes with the same capital.
- Better retention rates: Traders are more likely to remain active for longer when they experience industry-leading pricing.
Where can partners download new promotional assets for the forex spreads?
Partners can empower referrals with better trading conditions, like lower spreads on forex and DXY, by accessing promotional assets directly from the Promo Materials section of the Partner Personal Area (PPA). This section contains updated, ready-to-use banners, landing pages, and videos, designed to help partners communicate these 50% lower forex spreads2 to their network.
Here’s how partners can access the assets:
- Log in to your Partner Personal Area.
- Navigate to the Promo Materials section.
- Select the category in the filter: Lower your trading cost.
- Download and share them with your traders’ network.
When informing your traders about Exness' lower pricing, always ensure to support your claims with the relevant disclaimers provided alongside the creatives. You can find them at the bottom of this article.
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Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Which Exness accounts are affected by these lower spreads?
These spread reductions apply to Exness Pro accounts. The Pro account is a spread-only account designed for experienced traders, meaning the cost of trading is built directly into the spread with no separate commission fees, making the 22% average reduction highly impactful.1
Are Exness forex spreads fixed or variable?
Exness forex spreads are variable, meaning they dynamically adjust based on market conditions. While spreads can widen during major economic news releases or periods of low liquidity, our recent baseline reduction ensures that Exness Pro accounts pricing remains highly competitive even during volatile trading sessions.
How do spreads compare to commissions?
Spreads and commissions are two different ways brokers charge for executing a trade. A spread is the difference between the buy (ask) and sell (bid) price of an asset, and is ideal for swing traders. A commission is a fixed fee charged per lot traded alongside raw, ultra-tight spreads, and preferred by scalpers and algorithmic traders.
Does a lower spread reduce broker revenue or partner payouts?
No, lowering the spread does not inherently reduce overall broker revenue or your revshare payouts. While the revenue per individual trade is smaller, tighter spreads attract more active traders and incentivize larger trading volumes. This scaling effect increases the total traded volume, ultimately driving up long-term partner commissions.
How does Exness calculate the industry average for forex spreads?
Exness calculates the industry average by tracking and comparing the tightest spread-only accounts across other top brokers. Based on recent data, Exness Pro account spreads were confirmed to be 50% lower than the average of 15 other brokers across 28 FX pairs.2
This is not investment advice. Past performance is not an indication of future results. Your capital is at risk, please trade responsibly.
- Exness calculates the industry average by tracking and comparing the tightest spread-only accounts across other top brokers. Based on recent data, Exness Pro account spreads were confirmed to be 50% lower than the average of 15 other brokers across 28 FX pairs.
- 22% spread reduction refers to an average spread reduction across FX majors and minors on Pro accounts, comparing spreads from 5-10 April 2026 relative to 08-13 March 2026.
- Exness Pro spreads are 50% lower than the average spreads of 15 other brokers on 28 FX majors and minors, in the week of 5-10 April 2026, comparing tightest spread-only accounts.
- Exness Pro has the lowest average spreads out of 10 brokers in the week of 29 March - 4 April 2026, comparing the tightest spread-only accounts across brokers.
- Claim refers to a median spread reduction for EURNZD on Pro accounts, comparing spreads from 5-10 April 2026 relative to 08-13 March 2026.
- Claim refers to a median spread reduction for NZDJPY on Pro accounts, comparing spreads from 5-10 April 2026 relative to 08-13 March 2026.