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1 Contract Specifications EXNESS provides competitive trading conditions for its clients: Online trading in 134 currency pairs Maximum leverage is 1:2000 for Mini accounts, 1:2000 for Classic accounts and 1:200 for ECN accounts Convenient management of ready assets and effective risk management Get additional information at the account page. Client technical support is available 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Detailed information on EXNESS trading conditions is listed below: Forex Classic Forex Mini Forex Cent Forex ECN Base currency: Quote currency: Symbol Description Spread * requirements ** Margin AUDCAD AUDCHF AUDCZK AUDDKK AUDGBP Australian vs Canadian Australian vs Swiss Franc Australian vs Czech Koruna Australian vs Danish Australian vs Great Britain Pound Swap, in points 1:400 1:200 1:100 Long Short Stop level *** % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% % 1.0% 2% % 1.0% 2% % 0.5% 1% AUDHUF Australian vs Forint % 1.0% 2% AUDJPY AUDMXN Australian vs Australian vs Mexican Peso % 0.5% 1% % 1.0% 2% AUDNOK Australian vs % 0.5% 1%

2 AUDNZD Norwegian Australian vs New Zealand % 0.5% 1% AUDPLN Australian vs Zloty % 1.0% 2% AUDSEK AUDSGD AUDTRY AUDUSD AUDZAR CADCHF CADCZK CADJPY CADMXN CADNOK Australian vs Swedish Australian vs Singapore Australian vs New Turkish Lira Australian vs US Australian vs South African Rand Canadian vs Swiss Franc Canadian vs Czech Koruna Canadian vs Canadian vs Mexican Peso Canadian vs Norwegian % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% % 2.0% 4% % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% % 1.0% 2% % 0.5% 1% % 2.0% 4% % 0.5% 1% CADPLN Canadian vs Zloty % 1.0% 2% CADTRY CHFDKK Canadian vs New Turkish Lira Swiss Franc vs Danish % 2.0% 4% % 1.0% 2% CHFHUF Swiss Franc vs Forint % 1.0% 2% CHFJPY CHFMXN CHFNOK Swiss Franc vs Japanese Swiss Franc vs Mexican Peso Swiss Franc vs Norwegian % 0.5% 1% % 1.0% 2% % 0.5% 1% CHFPLN Swiss Franc vs Zloty % 1.0% 2% CHFSEK Swiss Franc vs Swedish % 0.5% 1% CHFSGD Swiss Franc vs Singapore % 0.5% 1%

3 CHFTRY Swiss Franc vs New Turkish Lira % 2.0% 4% CZKPLN US vs Zloty % 1.0% 2% DKKCZK Danish vs Czech Koruna % 2.0% 4% DKKHUF Danish vs Forint % 1.0% 2% DKKJPY Danish vs Japanese % 0.5% 1% DKKPLN Danish vs Zloty % 1.0% 2% DKKSGD DKKZAR Danish vs Singapore Danish vs South African Rand % 0.5% 1% % 1.0% 2% EURAUD Euro vs Australian % 0.5% 1% EURCAD Euro vs Canadian % 0.5% 1% EURCHF Euro vs Swiss Franc % 0.5% 1% EURCZK Euro vs Czech Koruna % 1.0% 2% EURDKK Euro vs Danish % 1.0% 2% EURGBP Euro vs Great Britain Pound % 0.5% 1% EURHUF Euro vs Forint % 1.0% 2% EURJPY Euro vs % 0.5% 1% EURMXN Euro vs Mexican Peso % 1.0% 2% EURNOK Euro vs Norwegian % 0.5% 1% EURNZD Euro vs New Zealand % 0.5% 1% EURPLN Euro vs Zloty % 1.0% 2% EURSGD Euro vs Singapore % 0.5% 1% EURTRY Euro vs New Turkish Lira % 2.0% 4% EURUSD Euro vs US % 0.5% 1% EURZAR Euro vs South African Rand % 0.5% 1% GBPAUD GBPCAD GBPCHF GBPCZK Australian Canadian Swiss Franc Czech Koruna % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% % 1.0% 2%

4 GBPDKK GBPHUF GBPILS GBPJPY GBPMXN GBPNOK GBPNZD GBPPLN GBPSEK GBPSGD GBPTRY GBPUSD GBPZAR HKDJPY Danish Forint New Israeli Shekel Mexican Peso Norwegian New Zealand Zloty Swedish Singapore New Turkish Lira US South African Rand Hong Kong vs % 1.0% 2% % 1.0% 2% % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% % 1.0% 2% % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% % 1.0% 2% % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% % 2.0% 4% % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% HUFJPY Forint vs % 2.0% 4% MAGUSDk US % 1.0% 2% MXNJPY NOKDKK NOKJPY NOKSEK NZDCZK Mexican Peso vs Japanese Norwegian vs Danish Norwegian vs Norwegian vs Swedish New Zealand vs Czech Koruna % 1.0% 2% % 1.0% 2% % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% % 1.0% 2% NZDDKK New Zealand vs % 1.0% 2%

5 NZDHUF NZDJPY NZDMXN NZDNOK NZDPLN NZDSEK NZDSGD NZDTRY NZDUSD NZDZAR Danish New Zealand vs Forint New Zealand vs New Zealand vs Mexican Peso New Zealand vs Norwegian New Zealand vs Zloty New Zealand vs Swedish New Zealand vs Singapore New Zealand vs New Turkish Lira New Zealand vs US New Zealand vs South African Rand % 1.0% 2% % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% % 1.0% 2% % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% % 2.0% 4% % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% PLNDKK Zloty vs Danish % 1.0% 2% PLNHUF Zloty vs Forint % 1.0% 2% PLNJPY Zloty vs % 1.0% 2% PLNSEK Zloty vs Swedish % 1.0% 2% SEKDKK SEKJPY SEKNOK SGDHKD SGDJPY TRYDKK TRYJPY Swedish vs Danish Swedish vs Japanese Swedish vs Norwegian Singapore vs Hong Kong Singapore vs New Turkish Lira vs Danish New Turkish Lira vs % 1.0% 2% % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% % 2.0% 4% % 2.0% 4% TRYZAR New Turkish Lira vs South % 2.0% 4%

6 USDCAD African Rand US vs Canadian % 0.5% 1% USDCHF US vs Swiss Franc % 0.5% 1% USDCZK US vs Czech Koruna % 0.5% 1% USDDKK US vs Danish % 1.0% 2% USDHKD US vs Hong Kong % 0.5% 1% USDHRK US vs Croatian Kuna % 2.5% 5% USDHUF US vs Forint % 1.0% 2% USDILS US vs New Israeli Shekel % 0.5% 1% USDJPY US vs % 0.5% 1% USDMXN US vs Mexican Peso % 0.5% 1% USDNOK US vs Norwegian % 0.5% 1% USDPLN US vs Zloty % 1.0% 2% USDRUB US vs Russian Ruble % 0.5% 1% USDSEK USDSGD USDTRY USDZAR US vs Swedish US vs Singapore US vs New Turkish Lira US vs South African Rand % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% % 1.0% 2% % 0.5% 1% XAGAUD Silver vs Australian % 1.0% 2% XAGEUR Silver vs Euro % 1.0% 2% XAGGBP Silver vs Great Britain Pound % 1.0% 2% XAGUSD Silver % 1.0% 2% XAUAUD Gold vs Australian % 1.0% 2% XAUEUR Gold vs Euro % 1.0% 2% XAUGBP Gold vs Great Britain Pound % 1.0% 2% XAUUSD Gold % 1.0% 2% ZARJPY South African Rand vs % 0.5% 1%

7 Remarks: a light yellow background indicates instruments with increased margins. * The spread may change dynamically. Contract specifications include the average spread. If there are two numbers with a hyphen, the first one is the minimum spread, while the second one is the average spread. Average spread is the sum of spreads on all ticks for a particular period, divided by the number of ticks. ** Five hours prior to market closing on Friday, the required margin is calculated using a 1:200 maximum leverage. *** Setting levels for pending orders is regulated by the following rules: the execution price for pending orders, SL and TP levels in pending orders may be set no less than the current spread from the current market price; for pending orders, SL and TP may be set no less than the current spread from the order price; for open positions, they may be set no less than the current spread from the current market price. Forex instruments with market execution Currency pairs with market execution contain the suffix "k". They are available for trading on Mini and Classiс accounts and allow EXNESS clients to benefit from the advantages of market order execution*. To begin trading, select appropriate symbols in the MetaTrader 4 terminal in the "Market Watch" window (if the window is not displayed, you can bring it up using Ctrl+M): 1. Right-click on an empty spot in the "Market Watch" window and select "Symbols" in the context menu. 2. Double-click to add the desired instruments from the Forex_MarketEx group. List of currency pairs Symbol Description Spread * requirements ** Margin AUDCADk AUDCHFk AUDJPYk AUDNZDk AUDUSDk CADJPYk Australian vs Canadian Australian vs Swiss Franc Australian vs Australian vs New Zealand Australian vs US Canadian vs Japanese Swap, in points 1:400 1:200 1:100 Long Short Stop level *** % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1%

8 CHFJPYk Swiss Franc vs Japanese % 0.5% 1% EURAUDk Euro vs Australian % 0.5% 1% EURCADk Euro vs Canadian % 0.5% 1% EURCHFk Euro vs Swiss Franc % 0.5% 1% EURDKKk Euro vs Danish % 0.5% 1% EURGBPk Euro vs Great Britain Pound % 0.5% 1% EURJPYk Euro vs % 0.5% 1% EURNOKk Euro vs Norwegian % 0.5% 1% EURNZDk Euro vs New Zealand % 0.5% 1% EURSEKk Euro vs Swedish % 0.5% 1% EURUSDk Euro vs US % 0.5% 1% GBPAUDk GBPCADk GBPCHFk GBPJPYk GBPNZDk GBPUSDk NZDJPYk NZDUSDk USDCADk Australian Canadian Swiss Franc New Zealand US New Zealand vs New Zealand vs US US vs Canadian % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% USDCHFk US vs Swiss Franc % 0.5% 1% USDDKKk US vs Danish % 0.5% 1% USDHKDk US vs Hong Kong % 0.5% 1% USDHRKk US vs Croatian Kuna % 0.5% 1% USDJPYk US vs % 0.5% 1% USDNOKk US vs Norwegian % 0.5% 1% USDSEKk US vs Swedish % 0.5% 1%

9 USDSGDk USDTRYk USDZARk US vs Singapore US vs New Turkish Lira US vs South African Rand % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% % 0.5% 1% *Instant execution is used for other currency pairs (these pairs have the suffix "m" for Mini accounts; there is no suffix for Classic accounts). Gap level EXNESS guarantees no slippage practically for all pending orders executed at least three hours after trading opens for that particular Forex instrument. Exceptions are orders that fall in the price gap, for which the following rule applies: if the price specified in the pending order falls into the gap, and the difference (absolute value) in points between the first market quote (after the gap) and the price of the order is equal to or exceeds a certain number of points (gap level) for a particular instrument, such an order will be executed at the first market quote that follows the gap. In all remaining cases the order execution price will correspond to the price specified in the order. The values for the gap level are provided in the table: Gap level values Currency pair Gap level, in points EURUSD 8 GBPUSD 10 USDCHF 10 USDJPY 8 EURJPY 10 GBPJPY 15 AUDUSD 10 USDCAD 10 EURGBP 8 EURCHF 10 GBPCHF 12 XAUUSD 250 XAGUSD 40 Let's examine examples of pending orders executed

10 Example 1. Suppose that a trader placed a pending Buy Stop order for a EUR/USD instrument at the price Suppose also that in a certain period of time for this instrument (EUR/USD) a price gap has appeared. In addition, the last Ask price before the gap was , and the first Ask price after the gap was In order to determine the price for executing the Buy Stop order, we find the difference (absolute value) in points between the first price of the instrument after the gap and the price of the order: ( ) = = 6 points. Next, compare this difference with the value for the Gap Level for the given instrument in the table. In the above example, the first market price is different from the order price by an amount less than the value of the Gap level (6 <8). Consequently, the Buy Stop order will be executed at the price that is indicated in it, namely Thus, the trader's order is executed at a price which is 6 points more profitable than the current market price." Example 2. Suppose that the trader placed a pending Sell Stop order for a GBP / USD instrument at a price of Suppose also that for a particular period of time a price gap appears for a given instrument (GBP/USD). In addition, the last Bid price before the gap was , and the first Bid price after the gap was In order to determine the price for executing the Sell Stop order, we will find the difference (absolute value) in points between the first price of the instrument after the gap and the order price: ( ) = = 11 points. Next, compare this difference with the value for the Gap Level for the given instrument in the table. In the above example, the first market price is different from the order price by an amount greater than the value of the Gap level (11> 10). Consequently, the Sell Stop order will be executed at the first market price that follows the gap, namely For all pending orders that are executed during the first three 3 hours after the opening of trading on a particular Forex instrument, as well as for other instruments (CFD on Futures) the following rule applies: when the level of the order falls into the price gap, orders are executed on the appropriate side of the Bid or Ask price of the first quote after the gap.

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