Exness Partner Code: How to Use ccm34k1you for Trading Rebates

An Exness partner code is a referral code entered during registration that links your trading profile to an introducing broker (IB). Entering the partner code ccm34k1you links your account to Blocktechpro so you can qualify for trading rebates paid back on your executed volume.

Using a partner code does not widen your trading spreads or increase your broker commissions. Your account retains identical pricing, execution models, and leverage conditions to an unreferred profile while receiving a cashback rebate on qualifying trades.

What Is the Exness Partner Code?

When you register a new Personal Area with Exness, the broker provides an optional field labelled "Partner code (optional)". Entering ccm34k1you or registering directly through our verified link (Open an Exness Account) assigns your trading profile to Blocktechpro.

Under the official affiliate structure, the Exness IB partner program pays up to 40% of revenue from referred clients' trades, with instant and daily payout options available depending on the program (Source: Exness Affiliates). Blocktechpro passes a share of that partner revenue back to the trader as a rebate; the exact share is confirmed at sign-up. Traders do not receive the full 40% partner payout rate.

How to Enter the Partner Code on Exness

Linking your trading account takes less than two minutes during the initial sign-up process:

1. Navigate to the Exness registration portal or use our direct redirect link (Exness Partner Portal).
2. Select your country of residence, enter your email address, and choose a secure password.
3. Click the dropdown or field labelled Partner code (optional).
4. Type ccm34k1you exactly as written into the field.
5. Complete your registration and verify your profile with standard KYC documents.

If you already have an existing Exness account created without a code, you may be eligible to request a partner reassignment directly inside your Personal Area. For full details on that transfer process, review our guide on how to change partner on Exness to receive trading rebates.

How Trading Costs and Rebates Work at Exness

Trading costs in forex and CFD markets consist of three primary mechanics: the spread, broker commissions, and overnight financing (swaps). Swaps vary by instrument, trade direction (long or short), and broker, and are displayed directly inside your trading terminal's contract specifications.

We calculate total transaction costs using clear quantitative arithmetic:

• Pip Value (EUR/USD): On a standard lot of 100,000 currency units, a 1-pip movement (0.0001) equals $10.00. For gold (XAU/USD), 1 standard lot represents 100 troy ounces; a $0.10 price movement equals $10.00 per lot (some brokers count $0.01 price fluctuations as one pip).
• Spread Cost Formula: Spread Cost = Spread in Pips × Pip Value × Lots Traded
• Net Cost Formula: Net Cost Per Lot = Spread Cost + Commission − Rebate

Account Types and Fee Schedules

Exness offers distinct retail and professional account configurations tailored to different trading strategies:

• Standard Account: Features spreads from 0.2 pips with no commission charged on trades (Source: Exness Standard accounts page).
• Raw Spread Account: Features spreads from 0.0 pips, with commission up to $3.50 each side per lot, which equals up to $7.00 per lot round turn ($3.50 × 2) (Source: Exness Professional accounts page).
• Zero Account: Features spreads from 0.0 pips, with zero spread on the top 30 instruments (spreads on them may rise above 0 during high volatility), and commission from $0.05 each side per lot (Source: Exness Professional accounts page).

Worked Cost Example: 1 Standard Lot on EUR/USD

Consider a trader executing 1.0 standard lot of EUR/USD on the Exness Raw Spread account at a hypothetical entry price of 1.1000 for illustration:

• Spread: 0.0 pips (Spread Cost = 0.0 × $10.00 × 1 = $0.00).
• Commission: $3.50 per side = $7.00 round turn.
• Gross Trading Cost: $0.00 + $7.00 = $7.00 per lot.
• Illustrative Rebate: Assuming a confirmed rebate pass-back of $1.40 per lot on your account tier.
• Net Trading Cost: $0.00 + $7.00 − $1.40 = $5.60 per lot.

Over a monthly volume of 50 lots, this arithmetic reduces your cumulative trading expenses from $350.00 down to $280.00 ($5.60 × 50). To see how these rebates compare across different trading accounts, read our complete breakdown in Exness rebates explained, or check our comparison with other brokers in Exness vs XM rebates.

Broker Regulation and Jurisdiction Checks

Before registering an account, traders should verify the regulatory framework governing their specific contracting entity. Exness operating entities are regulated by the FSA in Seychelles (Exness (SC) Ltd, licence SD025), the FSCA in South Africa, the CBCS in Curaçao, the FSC in the British Virgin Islands, the FSC in Mauritius, and the CMA in Kenya. The FCA in the UK (Exness (UK) Ltd) and CySEC in Cyprus (Exness (Cy) Ltd) accept professional clients only; the global website does not serve UK or EEA residents (Source: Exness website footer).

Risk Warning

Leveraged trading in forex and CFD instruments carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors. High leverage can work against you as well as for you, and you can lose capital rapidly. Trading rebates reduce net transaction fees, but they do not eliminate market risk or protect against trading losses. Always confirm your jurisdiction, fee tiers, and contract specifications on the official Exness website before depositing funds.