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Exness vs Weltrade (2026): Which Broker Is Better?

Compare fees, spreads, minimum deposits, platforms and regulatory information side by side. Conditions vary by country and legal entity.

Data last verified 2026-10-31Sources and verificationHow we compare brokers

Quick verdict

Exness has the higher Brokeradar score

Exness leads this comparison with an editorial score of 4.8/5. Weltrade has the lowest recorded entry deposit at $1, while Exness offers the broadest platform selection in our current dataset. The right choice still depends on the entity available in your country and the account type you use.

Comparing 2 brokers

Exness
Editorial score
★ 4.8 / 5
Min Deposit
$10
Spreads From
0.2 pips
Max Leverage
Up to Unlimited
Regulation
FSA Seychelles, CySEC, FCA, FSCA, CBCS Curaçao, FSC BVI, CMA Kenya, FSC Belize, FSC Mauritius, JSC Jordan
Platforms
MT4, MT5, Exness Terminal
Islamic Accounts
Yes, Swap-Free
Established Year
2008
Data last verified
2026-10-31
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Weltrade
Editorial score
★ 3.0 / 5
Min Deposit
$1
Spreads From
0.0 pips on Raw Spread
Max Leverage
Up to 1:2000 dynamic on MT5
Regulation
FSCA
Platforms
MT4, MT5
Islamic Accounts
Yes, Swap-Free
Established Year
2006
Data last verified
2026-11-02
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Exness vs Weltrade: key differences

Calculated from the recorded data for each broker. The account type and legal entity you are onboarded by can change these figures.

  • Lower minimum deposit

    Advantage: Weltrade

    Exness
    $10
    Weltrade
    $1

  • Higher maximum leverage

    Advantage: Exness

    Exness
    Up to Unlimited
    Weltrade
    Up to 1:2000 dynamic on MT5

  • Platforms only one broker offers

    Platforms available at only one of the compared brokers.

    Exness
    Exness Terminal
    Weltrade
    —

  • Licences only one broker holds

    Regulators that appear for only one of the compared brands.

    Exness
    FSA Seychelles, CySEC, FCA, CBCS Curaçao, FSC BVI, CMA Kenya, FSC Belize, FSC Mauritius, JSC Jordan
    Weltrade
    —

  • More account base currencies

    Advantage: Exness

    Exness
    61
    Weltrade
    2

  • Inactivity fee

    No inactivity fee recorded at Exness.

    Exness
    none (exness.com/fees)
    Weltrade
    Check current schedule

Exness vs Weltrade: fees and spreads

Exness trading costs

Published spreads start from 0.2 pips. The minimum deposit recorded is $10. Raw and standard accounts can use different spread and commission models, so compare the account-level schedule before funding.

Weltrade trading costs

Published spreads start from 0.0 pips on Raw Spread. The minimum deposit recorded is $1. Raw and standard accounts can use different spread and commission models, so compare the account-level schedule before funding.

Regulation and country availability

A broker brand can serve customers through multiple legal entities. Licenses, leverage limits and compensation arrangements may therefore differ between two customers using the same brand.

Exness

Licenses recorded: FSA Seychelles, CySEC, FCA, FSCA, CBCS Curaçao, FSC BVI, CMA Kenya, FSC Belize, FSC Mauritius, JSC Jordan.

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Weltrade

Licenses recorded: FSCA.

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Who should choose each broker?

Choose Exness if…

  • ✓ Instant withdrawals
  • ✓ Unlimited leverage option
  • ✓ Zero spread accounts available

Consider first: No cTrader support; Varying minimum deposits by payment method.

Choose Weltrade if…

  • ✓ MT5 dynamic leverage and multiple account tiers
  • ✓ Entry from USD 1 on Micro and Cent
  • ✓ FSCA intermediary role and product-supplier distinction are publicly explained

Consider first: Weltrade Ltd, the trading counterparty, is not regulated by the FSCA; United States, Canada, UK, EU and several other regions are restricted.

Sources and verification

Figures on this page come from the Brokeradar dataset and should be verified against the official broker pages and regulator registers below before you fund an account. Entity, leverage and fee schedules change and vary by country.

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