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Overview

The Exness Payments API lets you move funds between Exness accounts from your own systems: between your own accounts, or — if you are an authorized partner — from your Partner Reward Wallet to an account of another Exness client. You can also read the balance of your accounts and the status of your transfers.

Get started in 3 steps​

Prerequisites​

  • API key and signing credentials

    With the Internal transfers scope for transfers between your own accounts, or the Partner transfers scope for transfers to other clients. See Payments scopes.

  • API host

    Provided during onboarding, together with your API credentials. All paths in this documentation are relative to that host.

  • Request signing

    Implemented as described in Request signing.

  • Account numbers

    The accounts you use. You find your wallets in your Personal Area under Payments & wallet, and your trading accounts under Trading → Accounts. Partners find their Reward Wallet number in the Partner Personal Area under Wallet accounts. See Accounts and identifiers.

  • Supported accounts

    Only accounts on the Exness platform are supported. MT4 and MT5 accounts cannot be used as a source or a destination.

Expected result​

After the first request you receive the balance of your account with HTTP 200. This confirms that your API key is active, your request reaches the API host, your key has access to the account, and your request signature is correct. You are ready to create the transfers that the scopes of your key allow.

What you can build​

  • Transfers between your own accounts

    Move funds between your wallets and trading accounts, for example to rebalance funds from an automated strategy.

  • Partner payouts

    As an authorized partner, send funds from your Reward Wallet to your clients' accounts.

  • Balance checks

    Check how much is available for transfers on an account before you send money.

  • Transfer tracking

    Follow each transfer to its final status and reconcile the results in your own systems.

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Main paths​