The Exness mobile app, explained end to end

What the mobile app is for

The broker app is an account-first application. It combines the client area and a trading terminal in one place, so you can register, verify, fund an account, open positions and withdraw without switching between a browser and a separate platform.

That focus is the main difference from MetaTrader. MetaTrader is a charting and automation environment that happens to place orders; the broker app is an account manager that happens to include charts.

Core trading features

Order tickets support market and pending orders with attached stop loss and take profit levels, and the position list shows floating profit, swap accrued and margin in use per trade.

Charting covers standard candlestick and line views with a set of common indicators. It is enough for confirming a setup on the move, but multi-chart analysis is still more comfortable on desktop.

• Market watch with custom watchlists and instrument search
• Real-time account metrics: balance, equity, free margin and margin level
• Price and account push notifications
• Deposit and withdrawal flows inside the app
• Trade history with per-position cost breakdown

Installing on Android and iOS

Install only from Google Play or the Apple App Store. Third-party APK mirrors are the most common source of credential-stealing clones in the retail trading space.

• Open Google Play or the App Store on your phone or tablet and search for the broker's official application.
• Check the developer name on the listing before installing — copycat apps use similar icons and names.
• Install, open the app and choose between signing in to an existing account or registering a new one.
• Complete two-factor authentication setup on first launch so the device is registered as trusted.
• Open a demo account first and place a small test order to confirm order handling behaves as expected.

Security settings worth enabling immediately

Enable two-factor authentication, set a device passcode or biometric lock for the app, and turn on notifications for logins and withdrawals so unexpected activity is visible within seconds.

Never grant remote access to anyone claiming to be an account manager, and treat any request to share a password or verification code as fraudulent.

Troubleshooting common problems

Most app issues come down to four causes: a stale session after a password change, aggressive battery optimisation suspending the app, an outdated build, or a restricted network blocking the trading connection.

• Sign out and back in after changing your password
• Exclude the app from battery optimisation on Android
• Update to the latest store build before reporting a bug
• Try switching between Wi-Fi and cellular data to isolate network filtering
• Reinstall as a last step — trade history lives on the server, not the device