Exness Archived trading accounts

What Are Exness Archived Trading Accounts?

Exness Archived trading accounts are real or demo accounts that are no longer active but not deleted. When an account is marked as archived, it’s no longer displayed in your main account list, and you can’t use it for trading. However, the account isn’t permanently erased — it's stored for record-keeping and reference purposes.

Archiving happens automatically under certain conditions, and it is part of Exness's system to keep your account list organized and manageable.

When Are Trading Accounts Archived?

Exness will automatically archive an account if it meets specific inactivity conditions. Below are the most common reasons:

Common triggers for archiving:

• No trading activity for 90 days or more
• Account balance is zero
• No deposits or withdrawals for a prolonged period
• Demo accounts after a certain period of non-use

Once these conditions are met, the account is automatically moved to the archive.

Differences Between Archived and Active Accounts

Here’s a breakdown of what you can and can’t do with archived accounts.

• Can’t place new trades
• Can’t deposit or withdraw
• Still visible in the "Archived" tab
• Trading history remains accessible
• Can be reactivated in some cases
• Does not affect other accounts

Account Lifecycle and Archiving Conditions

How to Find Exness Archived Trading Accounts

If you’re wondering where an account went, you can easily locate it.

How to access archived accounts:

1. Log in to your Exness Personal Area
2. Navigate to the “My Accounts” section
3. Click on the “Archived” tab to see archived accounts
4. Review account details, including trading history

These accounts are read-only and cannot be used unless restored.

Can Archived Accounts Be Restored?

In most cases, archived accounts cannot be reactivated. Exness encourages users to open a new account instead.

Exceptions:

• If you archived the account manually, you may request its return via support
• Some demo accounts may be reissued if still available
• Historical data remains even if the account is not restored

Actions Available on Archived Accounts

Tips for Managing Inactive Accounts

To avoid unexpected archiving, here are a few practical habits:

• Log in at least once every 60 days
• Keep a small balance if unsure about future use
• Close trades instead of leaving accounts idle
• Use account notes to track account purposes
• Regularly back up transaction history

Archive vs Deletion

Final Notes on Exness Archived Trading Accounts

Understanding Exness Archived trading accounts can help you manage your profile more effectively. Archiving is not the same as deleting — it’s a system to clean up inactive accounts while preserving access to important data. Knowing when accounts get archived and how to access them ensures that nothing gets lost unexpectedly. If you ever need to trade again, opening a new account is usually the fastest way to resume activity.

FAQ

1. What triggers an account to be archived on Exness?

Accounts are archived after 90 days of inactivity and a zero balance or long periods of no login for demo accounts.

2. Can I use an archived account to trade again?

No, trading is not allowed on archived accounts. You’ll need to create a new account.

3. Does archiving delete my account history?

No, you can still access trade history and download statements from archived accounts.

4. Can I manually archive an account?

Yes, in some cases you can request to archive an account you no longer use.

5. How do I avoid account archiving?

Keep the account active by logging in and maintaining a small balance or making occasional trades.