The transcript describes the registration screen used by the presenter: choose a country, enter an email address, set a password, and then log in with those details. The speaker distinguishes a login account from a trading account, but this segment does not show identity verification or the start of trading.
What the transcript supports
- The transcript shows only the country, email, and password fields being entered.
- At this point, “having an Exness account” means having a login account, as the presenter describes it. It does not confirm that identity checks were passed or a trading account was opened.
- Platform screens and procedures can change, and requirements depend on the user’s country and the provider’s legal entity.
How to read or use this information
- Do not use this article as a current sign-up guide. Check the provider’s official website for current steps and requirements.
- Before submitting personal documents or depositing money, check the legal entity, terms of service, regulatory information, and risk warnings.
- Use a unique password and do not share it. The transcript does not discuss account security.
Scope and limitations
The older video records only the creation of login details. It does not cover identity documents, regulation, fees, deposits, withdrawals, or trading risks. This article is therefore not a current sign-up guide; check the provider’s official site for the latest steps before registering.
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