Find an Exness IB. Or rethink the one you have.
Not sure which introducing broker is linked to your account? Looking for someone who answers questions clearly? Start with what an IB can actually do, and learn the right way to request a partner change.
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Two routes, one clearer decision
A new account and an existing account are different situations. Choose the route that matches yours instead of following an outdated shortcut.
Find a new partner
Ask about response times, languages, education and the limits of the service before choosing.
Review an existing link
A partner change is a request to Exness, not an instant switch performed by a third-party site.
Know what you are agreeing to
Understand referral arrangements, information sharing and trading risk before proceeding.
How a partner-change request works
Exness client terms allow requests to change or unlink a partner, but approval is discretionary. Account verification can be required.
Check your current relationship
Contact Exness support if you need to identify your linked partner account number.
Review the new partner
Request the proposed partner’s ID and ask for clear details of any additional services or compensation.
Ask Exness to review
Use only official account or support channels; complete identity/security checks and wait for a decision.
What should you compare before switching?
A partner does not control spreads, execution or withdrawals. Assess any partner-specific service separately from the broker’s contractual obligations.
- Availability and response time in your preferred language
- Whether educational material is useful and current
- Any cashback or rebate terms, including eligibility and exclusions
- Data-sharing and conflict-of-interest disclosures
A better question than “Which IB pays more?”
Find out who will answer when something goes wrong. Ask for written conditions, understand that rebates may depend on trading volume, and never trade more just to qualify for a benefit.
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Common questions
What is an Exness introducing broker?
An introducing broker (IB) is a partner that introduces clients to the broker. Depending on the arrangement, a partner may provide education or support. Exness remains the broker and controls the trading account.
Can I change the IB linked to my Exness account?
Exness client agreements allow clients to request unlinking or changing a partner. Exness decides whether to approve a request; approval and timing are not guaranteed.
How do I know who my current IB is?
Exness says its support can provide the linked partner account number, but not the partner’s personal information.
Do I need to share my password to change an IB?
No. Never send your trading password, one-time verification codes or identity documents to a third-party IB website. Use official Exness channels for verification.
Does switching an IB change my trading results?
No partner relationship guarantees returns or changes market risk. Any rebate arrangement should be reviewed separately from trading decisions.