Exness Rebates Explained: How to Get Cashback on Every Lot You Trade
How Exness rebates (cashback) work, what you can realistically get back per lot, how to set them up on a new or existing account, and the mistakes to avoid.
Forex, gold & crypto trading rebates — explained and calculated
Compare rebate (cashback) programs at Exness, Bybit, XM, MEXC, Vantage Markets, Binance, OKX and Markets4you, estimate how much you could get back with our free calculator, and size every trade with a proper risk-management tool. Rebates are paid on traded volume, whether a trade wins or loses — they reduce costs, they don't remove trading risk.
TOOL 1: TRADING REBATE CALCULATOR
Pick your broker and your typical monthly volume to see roughly how much of your trading costs a rebate program could return. Results are estimates based on average rates.
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TOOL 2: POSITION SIZE & RISK CALCULATOR
Enter your balance, the percentage you are willing to risk and your stop-loss distance. The calculator returns the position size (rounded down to 0.01 lot) that keeps a stopped-out trade within your risk limit.
ℹ️ 1 lot = 100 oz; 1 pip = $0.10 price move = $10.00 per lot (some brokers count $0.01 as a pip — check yours)
BROKER REBATE COMPARISON
Partner rates as published by each broker (the maximum its partner program pays — the share passed back to you is confirmed at sign-up), plus leverage and the main licences held by each broker group. Which entity you are onboarded to — and the protections that apply — depends on your country, so check the broker’s website for your region.
GUIDES & ANALYSIS
Practical, step-by-step guides with worked examples to help you understand trading costs and size positions sensibly.
How Exness rebates (cashback) work, what you can realistically get back per lot, how to set them up on a new or existing account, and the mistakes to avoid.
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FAQ
Straight answers to the questions traders ask us most.