The Compensation Fund is a vital component of the Financial Commission’s approach to ensuring fair resolution of disputes in the forex market. This section details Exness’s association with the Financial Commission, the objectives of the Commission, and the specific functions of the Compensation Fund.

Exness’s Involvement with the Financial Commission

Exness is an active member of the Financial Commission, demonstrating its commitment to transparency and fairness in forex trading. This membership not only bolsters Exness’s reputation but also provides clients with additional security and dispute resolution mechanisms.


Purpose of the Financial Commission

The Financial Commission acts as an impartial mediator in the financial services sector, offering a faster and more effective dispute resolution process than traditional regulatory or legal channels. Its mission is to ensure fair treatment for all parties involved in disputes, thereby enhancing confidence in the financial services industry.


Function of the Compensation Fund

The Compensation Fund serves as a protective measure for clients of member firms like Exness. It safeguards against losses from unresolved disputes, particularly when a member firm does not comply with the Financial Commission’s ruling. The fund provides monetary compensation up to a specified limit, reinforcing trust between traders and brokers.


Operational Insights of the Compensation Fund

Mechanics of the Compensation Fund

The Compensation Fund operates similarly to an insurance policy for clients. It is maintained in a segregated bank account dedicated solely to dispute resolution. If a member firm fails to comply with a Financial Commission ruling, the Compensation Fund compensates the affected client, ensuring they are not disadvantaged by the broker’s non-compliance.

Funding the Compensation Fund

The financial stability of the Compensation Fund is supported by a structured funding model. Each member firm contributes 10% of their monthly dues to the fund. This model helps the fund scale with the number of member firms, ensuring it is well-resourced to handle potential claims.


Scope and Limitations of the Compensation Fund

Eligibility for Compensation

Compensation is available only to clients of member firms who have obtained a favorable decision from the Financial Commission. The fund does not cover losses resulting from market-driven trading decisions or general broker insolvency that impacts all clients.

Compensation Caps

The Compensation Fund offers financial redress up to €20,000 per eligible client. This cap balances the need for substantial individual support with the fund’s capacity to manage multiple claims sustainably.

Further Information

For more details about the Compensation Fund’s operations, eligibility requirements, and limits, clients should consult the Financial Commission’s website and review the Client Agreement documents. These resources provide comprehensive guidance and address any questions related to the fund’s management and application.