THE RECEIVING SIDE

About Exness: the company at the other end of a transfer (Bangladesh)

Read here not as a company profile but as an answer to a funding question: when money leaves a source and stops being yours to see, whose system is it in, and which of that system's screens will show it again.

Exness is a global online broker founded in 2008. From the funding side its role is narrow and specific: it holds the trading account, gives that account a number a transfer can be addressed to, counts the balance in the single currency the account was created in, and records every movement as an entry you can read. This site is independent of it and holds nothing.

What actually sits behind an account number

A registration creates a profile — the private dashboard reached after signing in, called the Personal Area. Inside it sit one or more trading accounts, and it is those that carry numbers, balances and units. A transfer is addressed to one of those numbers rather than to the company as a whole, which is why «it went to Exness» is never quite a complete description of where money is.

That distinction does most of the work on the rest of this site. The profile is the address book; a trading account is the address. What the registration step produces.

Which screens hold money, and which only display it

Exness provides more than one screen, and the split between them is not cosmetic — it decides where a funding question can be answered at all.

The Personal Area: Where accounts are created, where transfers are confirmed, and where every movement leaves an entry. Every question that begins «where is my deposit» is answered here or nowhere.
Exness Terminal: The web platform, running in a browser with nothing to install. It shows charts, order tickets and one balance figure — and keeps no record of transfers.
Exness Trade app: The mobile app, for iOS and Android. The same account seen on a smaller screen; the same split between money and charts applies.
MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5: Classic desktop platforms aimed at experienced traders. Nothing about funding happens in them, and neither is needed on day one.

So a balance that has not changed is checked in the Personal Area, not on a platform. The platform is showing one number about one account, and it is the last screen to learn anything.

Regulation, stated exactly

Exness is a globally regulated broker, holding multiple licenses from respected financial regulators around the world. These licenses reinforce Exness commitment to transparency, safety, and a secure trading environment.

What that does and does not mean is worth keeping separate. It describes how the company is supervised. It says nothing about whether any particular trade works out, and trading with leverage can lose money — the amount at stake is not fixed by what a position appeared to require when it opened.

What is available before any money moves

A free demo account: virtual money, no time limit, opened on an email and a password, with no documents asked for.
Standard and Standard Cent accounts with no minimum initial deposit — so a first transfer can be sized by what it teaches. Other account types carry a region-based minimum, shown during sign-up.
Support available 24/7 for account matters, and a swap-free option for those who need one.

This page is about the company. What this site is, and why it covers only the way in, sits on the separate about page.

Look at the two screens before sending anything

A demo account is free and needs no documents. It is enough to see where an account number is displayed and which screen carries the entries.

Open a free demo at Exness

Keep going

What a broker does with an order

The role, described from the money side rather than the market side.

Read the explainer

Where a transfer is addressed

Destination, unit and name — the three things that have to agree.

The three matches

What each account type fixes

The unit, the entry minimum, and where the trading cost sits.

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