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Platform An older platform many traders still use: what is inside and where to get it.
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Platform The successor to MT4 with more chart types and instruments.
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Exness Terminal, USDJPY, dark theme: chart tools and indicators — screenshot from a demo account, 6 November 2026 USDJPY Chart With Drawing Toolbar for Platform Checks
The USDJPY line chart in the Exness Terminal demo account shows the drawing toolbar on its left. The page explains how such platforms work and how to check them yourself. The Terminal serves CFD trading, a separate activity with its own risk of losses; the page topic sits outside it.
CFDs are complex products. Trading is risky and may not be suitable for everyone.
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Exness offers a demo account for practising in a trading terminal with virtual money. CFD trading carries a risk of loss.
CFDs are complex products. Trading is risky and may not be suitable for everyone.
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Try it on a demo account A demo account uses virtual money at real market prices. You can practise sizing and placing orders without losing money; it does not teach what a real loss feels like.
CFDs are complex products. Trading is risky and may not be suitable for everyone.
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