Route — Web Terminal

Exness Web Terminal: full trading in a browser tab

Officially named the Exness Terminal — and often searched as the Exness WebTrader — the browser platform runs a complete trading session in a single tab on Windows, macOS, or Linux. Nothing to download, nothing to install; sign-in happens only on the official exness.com.

What it is

Exness Terminal, Web Terminal, WebTrader — one platform, three names

Exness Terminal is the official name. Web Terminal, webterminal, and WebTrader are the names people type into search — all of them mean the same browser platform. What matters is what it does:

Any browser

A tab, not a program

The terminal opens in any modern browser on Windows, macOS, or Linux — no installer, no admin rights, no separate package to look for. On macOS this is the simplest route to Exness trading.

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MT5-based

Works with MT5-based accounts

Trading accounts at Exness are opened for a specific platform. The Web Terminal signs in with MT5-based accounts — real and demo. An MT4 account trades through the MT4 desktop terminal or the MT4 mobile app instead.

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Charting

Core tools, one-click trading

Core timeframes and built-in indicators, Market Watch — the live quote list of instruments — and the current spread (the gap between the buy and sell price) right on the chart. One-click trading sends an order with a single click, skipping the confirmation window.

Full MT5 charting →

One-click trading places real orders immediately. Trading is risky and may not be suitable for everyone.

How to open it

How to open the Exness Web Terminal — three steps

Open the official exness.com

Use the account button on this page or type exness.com directly. The terminal never asks for a password anywhere else — checking the address bar before signing in shuts out phishing copies.
Sign in to the Personal Area

The Personal Area — the client dashboard for accounts, deposits, and settings — uses the email address and password chosen at registration. Sign-in details and fixes are in the login guide.
Launch the terminal from an MT5-based account

Inside the Personal Area, an MT5-based account opens the Exness Terminal in a new browser tab — charts, orders, and history load right there. A demo account with virtual funds works the same way: same prices, no money at risk.

If something does not look right

Asked for an account number and a server name? That is the platform login of the installed MT4/MT5 terminals. The browser terminal opens from inside the Personal Area, which signs in with the registration email and password.
An MT4 account does not appear. The Web Terminal works with MT5-based accounts; MT4 accounts trade through the MT4 desktop terminal or the MT4 mobile app.
Shared computer? Signing out of the Personal Area and closing the tab ends the session — nothing stays installed on the machine.

Web vs desktop

When to pick the Web Terminal — and when a desktop terminal

The browser terminal and the installed terminals trade the same accounts and the same prices; the difference is the machine and the tooling. A quick map:

Situation	Better fit	Why
Shared computer	Web Terminal	Nothing is installed; signing out of the Personal Area ends the session.
macOS or Linux	Web Terminal	Runs in the browser with no extra package. MT5 desktop installers for macOS and Linux also exist; only MT4 desktop is Windows-only.
No install rights	Web Terminal	No installer to run, no admin permission needed — a work machine stays untouched.
EAs / robots	MT4 or MT5 desktop	Automated trading robots (EAs — Expert Advisors) and custom indicators run inside the installed terminals, not in a browser tab.
Charting depth	MT5 desktop	21 timeframes, 38 built-in indicators, and depth of market — a live order book. The browser terminal keeps the core set.

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Platform specifications above are published by the platform developer and by Exness; they may change with new releases. All four platforms side by side — back on the routes board.

Quick answers

Web Terminal — frequently asked questions

Are the Exness Terminal, Web Terminal, and WebTrader the same thing?

Yes — three names for one platform. Exness Terminal is the official name; Web Terminal, webterminal, and WebTrader are the common search names. All of them mean the trading platform that runs in a browser tab.

Does the Exness Web Terminal require a download?

No. There is no installer and no download — the terminal opens in a browser tab after signing in to the Personal Area on the official exness.com. It works the same in any modern browser on Windows, macOS, or Linux.

Does the Web Terminal work on macOS and Linux?

Yes — the browser is the whole requirement, so macOS and Linux are covered without any extra package; on macOS this is the simplest route. Traders who prefer an installed terminal can use the MT5 desktop packages for macOS and Linux; MT4 desktop is the Windows-only one.

Which accounts work in the Web Terminal?

MT5-based accounts — real and demo. Trading accounts at Exness are opened for a specific platform, and an MT4 account signs in through the MT4 desktop terminal or the MT4 mobile app, not the browser.

Can expert advisors run in the Web Terminal?

No. EAs — automated trading robots — and custom indicators run inside the installed MT4 and MT5 desktop terminals. The Web Terminal covers manual trading: charts, one-click orders, and account management in the browser.

The browser door is one click away

Registration takes a few minutes on the official Exness website — email and a short questionnaire; identity verification follows in the Personal Area. From there, an MT5-based account — real or demo — opens the Web Terminal straight in a browser tab. Full registration walkthrough →

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The button opens the official exness.com through this site's partner route. Registration, login, and trading all happen there.