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Exness Margin Call Level

Every trader walks a line—between opportunity and risk. And in leveraged trading, that line is often drawn by something called the Exness margin call level. It’s not just a number on your terminal; it’s a warning signal, a moment to pause, and possibly, a lifeline. In this article, we’ll explore what this level means, why it matters, and how to stay on the right side of it.
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Exness Margin Call Level Explained

What Is Margin Call Level on Exness?

The Exness margin call level is the percentage point where Exness steps in to alert you: your available funds are drying up. Specifically, this happens when your margin level drops to 60% or below. It’s the platform’s way of saying: "Be careful."

Key Definitions:

  • Margin Level = (Equity / Used Margin) x 100
  • Margin Call Level = 60%
  • Stop-Out Level = 0% (Standard & Pro), 30% (Raw Spread & Zero)

Reaching the margin call level doesn’t immediately close your trades — but it sets off the warning bells. It gives you time to act, but that window may be short.

Why It Deserves Attention:

  • It’s your last checkpoint before automatic liquidation
  • It signals imbalance between your exposure and protection
  • It’s a sign that your strategy may need a rethink

Margin Call vs. Stop-Out: Know the Difference

Account Type Margin Call Level Stop-Out Level Best For
Standard 60% 0% Beginners
Pro 60% 0% Experienced traders
Raw Spread 60% 30% Scalpers, high-frequency
Zero 60% 30% News-driven strategies

No matter which account type you use, the Exness margin call level is the same. But what happens after it is not — some accounts allow a deeper drawdown than others.

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What Happens During a Margin Call?

Crossing the 60% line brings a pause to your trading flexibility. Here’s what unfolds:

  • Your terminal displays a warning message
  • New orders may be temporarily restricted
  • The system starts watching for further decline

If your margin keeps falling:

  • At the stop-out level, Exness begins closing trades — starting with the ones losing the most
  • The process stops only if your margin level climbs back up, or everything is closed

It’s not a punishment. It’s a built-in emergency brake.

How to Avoid Margin Calls Before They Happen

Avoiding a margin call is less about luck and more about preparation. Here’s what helps:

  • Always set a stop-loss — even for short-term trades
  • Use moderate leverage, especially in volatile markets
  • Don’t overload your portfolio with too many open trades
  • Top up your balance when margin is consistently low
  • Keep track of your equity, not just your open positions

Real-World Triggers for Margin Calls

Situation Impact on Margin
High Leverage Trades Rapid margin consumption if trades go against you
Major News Events Spikes and drops can trigger unexpected losses
Weekend Holding Costs Swaps and wide spreads eat into your available margin
No Exit Strategy Leaving trades open "just in case" can be expensive

Even skilled traders can get margin calls. What matters is how ready you are when it happens.

Tools That Help You Stay Alert

Exness provides tools built into your platform — use them actively, not reactively:

  • Live Margin Level Indicator: Shows your current margin status in MT4, MT5
  • Trade Alerts: Sent when you’re nearing a call
  • Online Calculators: Plan lot size and exposure before entering
  • Negative Balance Protection: Keeps you from going below zero

Combine these tools with discipline, and you create a buffer zone.

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Conclusion

The Exness margin call level is more than a technical number. It’s a moment of truth in your trading session — where choices matter. At 60%, Exness tells you that the balance is tipping. It’s not too late. You can adjust, hedge, or reduce. But wait too long, and the stop-out level will decide for you.

By staying aware of your margin health and using the tools provided, you’re not just reacting to the market — you’re actively protecting your capital.

FAQ

  1. What is the Exness margin call level?

    It’s 60%. When your account equity drops near that point, you get a warning.

  2. Is margin call the same as stop-out?

    No. Margin call is a heads-up. Stop-out means your positions are closed automatically.

  3. Can I keep trading after a margin call?

    It depends on your margin level. If it drops further, trading restrictions or closures may follow.

  4. How do I monitor my margin level in real time?

    Use the margin indicator in your Exness MT4 or MT5 terminal.

  5. What should I do when I receive a margin call alert?

    Either reduce exposure, close losing trades, or fund your account to stay above water.