Exness, consistently ranked as the world's largest retail forex broker by monthly trading volume, has significantly expanded its focus on the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region in 2025, investing heavily in Arabic-language customer support, localised payment solutions, and educational content tailored to Arab traders.
Full Arabic Language Platform
Exness has extended Arabic-language support across its complete product range, including the Exness Terminal web platform, the Exness Trade mobile application, full help documentation, and live customer support. Traders in Lebanon, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan, and Kuwait can now access every feature of the platform in Arabic.
Crypto Deposits: A Game-Changer for Lebanese Traders
One of the most significant developments for MENA traders ÔÇö and Lebanese traders in particular ÔÇö is Exness's zero-fee cryptocurrency deposit option. Lebanese traders who are unable to use traditional banking channels due to capital controls and banking sector restrictions can now fund their Exness accounts directly using USDT (Tether), Bitcoin, and other cryptocurrencies with no processing fees and instant credit to their trading account.
Islamic Accounts: No Time Limits
Exness continues to offer one of the most competitive Islamic account structures in the industry. Unlike many brokers that apply time limits or increasing administration fees after 10ÔÇô30 days, Exness maintains full swap-free status on Islamic accounts indefinitely across all major and minor forex pairs and precious metals ÔÇö with no hidden charges.
Volume and Market Position
Exness reported monthly trading volumes exceeding $3.5 trillion in late 2024, making it by far the largest retail forex broker globally by this measure. The MENA region represents one of Exness's fastest-growing client bases. The broker holds regulatory licences from the FCA (UK), CySEC (Cyprus), FSCA (South Africa), and FSA (Seychelles), providing comprehensive coverage for international clients.
Regulatory Status for MENA Clients
Most MENA clients of Exness are onboarded under the FSA (Seychelles) entity, which allows for higher leverage options. Clients who prefer UK-level regulatory protection can request onboarding under the FCA (UK) entity. Exness is fully transparent about which regulatory entity each client account falls under.