Three things to prepare, about 5 minutes to fill in the form, and a Personal Area you can run from your phone. Here is the whole path, written for English readers in Thailand.
Everything on this page is educational. It is not investment advice.
The trading itself is the same wherever you sit. What changes in Thailand is which funding routes you can use, and how identity checks are handled. Those two things decide whether your first week is smooth or frustrating.
Thai bank transfer, PromptPay QR, TrueMoney Wallet, cards and USDT are the routes most readers ask about. Availability, minimums and timing can differ by channel, so the deposit screen in your own Personal Area is the only list that matters.
Registration is quick. Verification is where people get stuck, almost always because a document photo was blurry, expired, or the name did not match. We list the three rejection causes we see most often so you can avoid them on the first attempt.
Account types differ in one specific way: whether you pay through the spread, through commission, or through both. We show the difference per account type so you can do the arithmetic with your own lot sizes instead of trusting a headline.
Registration splits into three short stages. All of it works from a phone, and you only need one identity document.
Pick your country, add an email or mobile number, set a password.
Go to step 1 →Send photos of your ID or passport plus a selfie.
Go to step 4 →Choose a funding route you already use, then trade on web or in the app.
Go to step 5 →Want the detail behind each stage, including the fields people mis-fill?
With these in hand you will finish in one sitting. Without them, you will stop halfway and have to come back.
Timings below are typical ranges, not promises, and channels can be added or withdrawn by the provider at any time. Your own deposit screen is the authoritative list.
| Route | Typical arrival | Minimum | Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thai bank transfer (KBank, SCB, BBL, Krungsri, ttb) | Usually a few minutes, up to about 1 hour | Approximately $10 | No fee from Exness; your bank may charge |
| PromptPay QR | Usually a few minutes | Approximately $10 | No fee from Exness; your bank may charge |
| TrueMoney Wallet | Usually a few minutes | Approximately $10 | No fee from Exness; the wallet provider may charge |
| USDT (TRC20 or ERC20) | Usually 10 to 60 minutes after blockchain confirmation | Approximately $10 | Network fee from your sending wallet may apply |
| Visa or Mastercard | Usually a few minutes, up to about 1 hour | Approximately $10 | No fee from Exness; your card issuer may charge |
| E-wallets (Skrill, Neteller) | Usually a few minutes | Approximately $10 | The wallet provider may charge |
"No fee from Exness" does not mean the sending bank or wallet is free. Those charges sit outside the broker's control. Withdrawals are the mirror image: they normally go back through the method you deposited with, which is why using the same route each time keeps verification quick.
Want the step-by-step version, including the four reasons withdrawals get delayed?
Every account type trades broadly the same instruments. The real difference is whether you pay through the spread or through commission — and how much of each.
No commission; the whole cost sits in the spread, which is slightly wider. Easiest account to do arithmetic on.
Cent lots, so position sizes are a fraction of a normal Standard lot. Real money, very small size, still no commission.
No commission, and a narrower starting spread than Standard. Aimed at traders who already read spread as a cost figure.
Spreads starting from around 0.0 pips, with commission per lot per side. Cost is split into two visible lines.
Very narrow spreads on major pairs plus commission per lot. Built for strategies that open and close quickly.
Not sure which one fits? Work through the comparison table and the four-question decision tree.
Three things: an email address or mobile number you actually use, an unexpired ID card or passport, and proof of address in your own name. You can photograph all three with a phone — nothing has to be sent by post.
About 5 minutes to fill in the form. Identity checks (KYC) are separate and usually take a few minutes to one business day, depending on how clear your document photos are.
No. You can register and verify your identity first, then fund the account when you are ready. An unfunded account does not trigger a monthly fee, but read the inactivity terms before you leave it idle for a long time.
Yes. The form, the document photos and the first deposit all work in a mobile browser or in the app. A computer is not required at any step.
No. THFX Guide is an independently run affiliate publisher. We may earn a commission if you register through our links, but we cannot access, edit or operate your account in any way.
Go straight to the Exness registration page. The form takes about 5 minutes and works from a phone.
You will leave this site for Exness. Their terms and risk disclosures apply from that point on.
We may earn a commission if you register through links on this page. The spread and commission you pay Exness do not increase because you arrived from this site.
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