Using MarketPro signals with an Exness account

Using MarketPro signals with Exness

The workflow is the same as for any broker:

1. Read the signal in MarketPro. Instrument, direction, entry, stop, TP1, TP2, TP3, plus the setup type and timeframe.
2. Check the level on your own chart. Exness quotes come from its own liquidity, so confirm the entry is still valid on your feed.
3. Size the position. Feed the stop distance and your risk percentage into the position size calculator. Note that Exness account types differ in contract size and leverage, so check yours.
4. Place the order in MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 or the Exness terminal.
5. Let MarketPro track it. The app marks each level as it is hit and pushes a notification, independently of your broker.

What differs between brokers

The same signal produces slightly different results at different brokers, for four reasons worth understanding.

• Quotes differ. Every broker builds its own feed from its own liquidity providers. A level of 1.0842 at one broker may print as 1.0841 or 1.0843 at another. On a 40-pip trade this is noise; on a 5-pip scalp it is the whole trade.
• Spread differs. Raw-spread accounts charge a commission and quote near-zero spreads; standard accounts fold the cost into a wider spread. The total cost is what matters, not either component.
• Swap differs. Overnight financing on the same pair varies materially between brokers. On a trade held for a week this can exceed the spread several times over.
• Execution differs. How a broker fills a stop during a fast move decides whether your loss matches the level or overshoots it.

Always verify a signal's level against your own chart before entering. If a level has already been passed on your feed, the trade is not the same trade.

Exness specifics

Three things about Exness that change how a signal is executed rather than what the signal says:

• Account types vary widely. Standard, Raw Spread, Zero and Pro accounts have materially different spread and commission structures. The same signal costs different amounts on each, which matters most on short-target trades.
• Leverage depends on the entity. Exness operates through several regulated entities, and the leverage available to you depends on which one holds your account and where you reside. Check your own limit rather than the headline figure.
• Instrument naming. Gold may appear as XAUUSD or with an account-type suffix. Make sure you are trading spot gold and not a different contract.

For account linking and the cashback programme, see Exness and MarketPro.

What MarketPro does not do

Worth being explicit, because "signals for Exness" is a phrase used by services that do something quite different.

MarketPro never connects to your trading account. It has no API key, no investor password, no read access and no write access. It cannot place, modify or close a trade, and it cannot see your balance. Every order is one you place yourself in your own platform.

MarketPro is also not affiliated with Exness, is not endorsed by them, and does not act as their agent. Where a cashback programme exists it is described explicitly on the cashback page, and it is opt-in.