Forex Rebate Calculator

A forex rebate is part of the commission a broker pays its partner on your trades, paid back to you. Pick a broker, account type and instrument, enter how many lots you trade a day, and the calculator shows the rebate per lot, the monthly and yearly cashback, your 75% share through our rebate program and your net cost per lot.

1. Forex broker

2. Account type

3. Currency pair / instrument

1 lot = 100,000 EUR, $10 per pip

4. Lots per day

Your average spread (pips)

Example value. Use your platform's average.

Commission per lot, round turn ($)

From the broker's account page.

Rebate (% of spread + commission)

Broker's maximum published partner rate.

Monthly Cashback ($)$211

Yearly Cashback ($)$2,534

Net trading cost reduced by 40.0%

Spread cost per lot: $12.00
+ Commission per lot: $0.00
− Rebate per lot: $4.80
= Net cost per lot: $7.20
Your 75% via our rebate program, per month: $158
44 lots a month (22 trading days), cost before rebate: $528

Partner program: up to 40% of Exness revenue from the client's trades (we approximate revenue as spread + commission). Through our rebate program you receive 75% of what Exness pays us. Rebates are paid on volume whether a trade wins or loses; they do not offset trading losses.

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How to set up Exness rebates

Trading from India or Nigeria? Check the rules first

India

Exness, XM, Vantage Markets, IC Markets and Forex4you are named on the Reserve Bank of India's Alert List of entities not authorised to deal in forex or to operate electronic trading platforms (ETPs) for forex transactions (Alert List updated as on November 19, 2025). Source: Reserve Bank of India: Alert List (updated as on November 19, 2025); Outlook Money: RBI's updated Alert List
Markets4you is the new name of Forex4you (rebrand reported in 2024). The RBI Alert List names Forex4you (forex4you.com); it does not list the name Markets4you. Source: Reserve Bank of India: Alert List (updated as on November 19, 2025); Finance Magnates: Forex4you becomes Markets4you
Under FEMA, resident persons may undertake forex transactions only with authorised persons and for permitted purposes; electronic forex transactions must be undertaken only on ETPs authorised by the RBI or on recognised stock exchanges (NSE, BSE, MSE). Residents who trade forex on unauthorised ETPs are liable to penal action under FEMA. Source: Reserve Bank of India: FAQs on unauthorised forex trading platforms
The RBI says the Alert List is not exhaustive: an entity that is not on it should not be assumed to be authorised by the RBI. Source: Reserve Bank of India: FAQs on unauthorised forex trading platforms

Nigeria

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Nigeria says that under the Investments and Securities Act (ISA) 2025 it is an offence to operate an online foreign exchange (forex) trading platform in Nigeria without SEC registration. Source: FinancialEDGE: SEC warns unregistered digital and forex trading platforms now a crime under ISA 2025; Gazette Nigeria: ISA 2025 bans unregistered digital asset exchanges, online forex platforms

The calculators only do arithmetic; they do not mean any broker is available, licensed or legal where you live.

Forex rebate formula

Spread cost per lot = Spread (pips) × Pip value per lot

Partner rebate per lot = (Spread cost + Commission) × Partner rate %

Your rebate per lot = Partner rebate per lot × 75%

Monthly rebate = Rebate per lot × Lots per day × 22 trading days

Net cost per lot = Spread cost + Commission − Rebate

Brokers pay partners in different ways. Revenue-share programs (Exness up to 40%, Markets4you up to 72%) pay a percentage of what the broker earns on your trades; we approximate that revenue as spread + commission. Other brokers pay a fixed amount per lot that they do not publish, so the calculator lets you enter the rate you are quoted.

Rebates are paid on volume, whether a trade wins or loses. They lower your cost per lot; they do not make a losing strategy profitable. See the rebate terms for each broker on our forex rebates page.

Worked examples

Exness Standard, EUR/USD, 2 lots a day

Spread 1.2 pips × $10 = $12.00, no commission per lot
Partner rebate = $12.00 × 40% = $4.80 per lot
Lots a month = 2 × 22 = 44
Partner rebate a month = 44 × $4.80 = $211.20
Your 75% = $211.20 × 75% = $158.40

About $158.40 a month back; net cost per lot falls from $12.00 to $8.40.

Exness Standard, XAU/USD, 5 lots a day

Spread 3 pips × $10 = $30.00, no commission per lot
Partner rebate = $30.00 × 40% = $12.00 per lot
Lots a month = 5 × 22 = 110
Partner rebate a month = 110 × $12.00 = $1320.00
Your 75% = $1320.00 × 75% = $990.00

About $990.00 a month back; net cost per lot falls from $30.00 to $21.00.

Markets4you Standard, EUR/USD, 1 lot a day

Spread 1.2 pips × $10 = $12.00, no commission per lot
Partner rebate = $12.00 × 72% = $8.64 per lot
Lots a month = 1 × 22 = 22
Partner rebate a month = 22 × $8.64 = $190.08
Your 75% = $190.08 × 75% = $142.56

About $142.56 a month back; net cost per lot falls from $12.00 to $5.52.

Spreads are the illustrative values we use for every broker, not live quotes, and partner rates are the brokers' published maximums ("up to"). The rate a broker actually pays can be lower and depends on account type, country and partner tier.

Frequently asked questions

How do I calculate a forex rebate?

Multiply the rebate per lot by the lots you trade. For a revenue-share broker the rebate per lot is (spread cost + commission) × the partner rate, then × 75% for your share through us. Example: Exness Standard, EUR/USD, 2 lots a day: Partner rebate = $12.00 × 40% = $4.80 per lot; Your 75% = $211.20 × 75% = $158.40.

What is a good forex rebate per lot?

It depends on what the trade costs you. Compare the rebate with your cost per lot: a rebate that is 30% of a $12.00 cost per lot cuts that cost to $8.40. The net cost per lot (spread + commission − rebate) is the fairest way to compare brokers and account types.

Is a rebate paid on losing trades?

Yes. Rebates are paid on traded volume, win or lose. That is also why trading more just to earn rebates is a bad idea: the spread and commission you pay are larger than the part paid back.

Why do some brokers show no rebate rate?

IC Markets, XM, Vantage Markets do not publish a per-lot or percentage partner rate on the pages we checked. The calculator starts at $0 for them; enter the rate you are quoted to see the result.

How many trading days are in a month?

The calculator uses 22 trading days a month (5 days a week). If you trade fewer days, enter your average lots per day over the whole month instead.