Structure
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| Field | Exness CFD | Exchange future |
|---|---|---|
| Venue | OTC broker contract | Exchange/clearing |
| Expiry | Usually continuous broker rules | Dated expiry/roll |
| Size | Broker specification | Exchange multiplier |
| Cost | Spread/commission/holding | Spread, broker/exchange/data fees |
| Ownership | No underlying ownership | Contract; settlement/delivery varies |
Normalize risk
Compare nominal exposure, cash loss to stop, margin stress, all costs and lifecycle. A smaller margin or no expiry does not make a product safer.
Selection workflow
- Define objective/holding period.
- Verify Namibia legal/account access.
- Compare minimum size.
- Model roll/holding costs.
- Stress gaps/margin.
- Test execution and funding.
Price-reference trap
A CFD price may reference a futures or cash market, but the customer still holds a CFD. The legal contract controls.
Payment difference
Broker funding currency and futures-broker collateral routes can differ. Compare conversion, ownership verification and withdrawal evidence rather than price charts only.
Official source
Exness CFD boundary
Frequently asked questions
Does Exness offer exchange futures?
No. Its listed tradable products are CFDs.
Does a futures-derived price make it a future?
No. The legal product remains a CFD.
Which is safer?
Neither inherently; size, margin, lifecycle and execution determine risk.
Should funding be compared?
Yes. Currency, method and withdrawal controls differ.