Exness Swap
A swap is the interest adjustment applied to a position held open past the daily rollover time; it can be a credit or a charge depending on the instrument and direction.
Open Exness Account →An Exness swap is the interest adjustment applied to a position held open past the daily rollover time. It can be a credit or a charge, and the rate depends on the instrument and trade direction. Swap-free (Islamic) accounts remove swap on eligible instruments.
How swaps work on Exness
- Swap applies to positions held past the daily rollover time.
- It can be positive (a credit) or negative (a charge).
- Swap rates differ by instrument and by trade direction.
- Swap-free (Islamic) accounts remove swap on eligible instruments.
- Holding positions over weekends or holidays can adjust swaps.
Frequently asked questions
What is a swap on Exness?
It is an interest adjustment applied to positions held past the daily rollover. Depending on the instrument and direction, it can be a credit or a charge.
How do I avoid swap charges?
A swap-free (Islamic) account removes swap on eligible instruments; otherwise, closing positions before rollover avoids the overnight adjustment.