What Exness changed

• Added a new feature called "Exness In-App Calling" to contact support directly from the mobile app.
• Lowered the average spread for Gold vs US Dollar (XAUUSD) from 18.2 to 16.8 pips.
• Updated the blog section with a new interview featuring Hiram Medina and a report on the Forex Expo Dubai 2026.
• Removed older blog posts about trader survivorship and Nathan Halaba.

Exness is improving its customer service by letting users call for help directly from the mobile app. They also lowered the average spread for Gold (XAUUSD) trading, making it cheaper for their customers to trade this popular asset.

• Added specific leverage values, average spreads, and swap status for Gold, Crude Oil, Euro, US30, and Amazon stock in the asset table.
• Added three new blog post links covering trader survivorship, team updates, and discipline.

Exness now displays specific leverage, average spreads, and swap-free status for major assets directly on their main page. This makes their pricing and terms more transparent to potential traders.

• Updated the US Oil marketing claim from "best spreads" to a specific "71% lower" cost reduction.
• Updated the legal disclaimer for US Oil to reference a newer data set from June 2026 comparing 18 brokers.
• Removed specific leverage and spread numbers (like 18.2 pips for Gold) from the main asset comparison table.
• Removed three featured blog post links from the "Keep up with Exness" section.

Exness is moving away from general "best spread" claims to specific, data-backed percentage savings for US Oil. This suggests they are using more recent competitive benchmarking to prove their value to traders.