Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you want to know about forex rebates.
Basics
What is a forex rebate?
A forex rebate is part of the commission a broker pays to the introducing provider, most of which is passed back to you. It is calculated on executed lots and is independent of profit or loss.
Why do rebate amounts differ so much between brokers?
A rebate is whatever portion of income the broker is willing to release; it depends on its spread structure, commission level and client acquisition strategy. The same instrument can differ three to four times across brokers, which is why we list forex and metals separately.
Will spreads or conditions change if I open an account through you?
No. Accounts opened through us have exactly the same conditions as official ones — spreads, leverage and promotions are unchanged. Rebates are pure extra income.
Opening & Binding Accounts
Do I pay any extra fees for opening an account through you?
No. Our revenue comes from the commission the broker pays us. You never pay anything to receive your rebates.
I already have an account. Can I still get rebates?
Usually the account needs to be internally transferred under our introducing group, or you can register anew — policies vary by broker, so contact support for an assessment.
Which brokers do you support? Can you handle one that is not listed?
The ranking currently covers 14 partner brokers across forex, metals and indices. For a broker that is not listed, contact support first — if we have an IB channel we will add it; otherwise we cannot commit to rebates.
Do I need to submit ticket numbers every day?
No. Binding is one-off; afterwards volume is counted automatically from the broker reconciliation. You only need to resubmit an account number when you change accounts, open a new tier, or a period looks wrong.
My account is already attached to another IB. What now?
Brokers normally allow only one introducing party per account. If the account was opened elsewhere, the cleanest option is to open a new account via our dedicated link; you can keep the old one, but its rebates cannot be transferred.
Settlement & Payouts
How often are rebates settled and how are they paid?
Rebates from daily-settlement brokers are credited every day; the rest are settled on a calendar-week basis (paid the following week) via bank transfer, e-wallets and more — details confirmed by support.
Which payout methods do you support and how long do they take?
USDT (TRC-20), bank transfer and broker balance credit. USDT usually lands within 24 hours of confirmation; bank transfers take 1—3 working days; balance credits follow the broker's posting time.
Rules & Limits
Will my rebate rate stay the same forever?
As long as your account stays under us, the published rebate rates remain valid. If a broker adjusts its policy, we will notify you in advance and do our best to keep rates unchanged.
Do bonus-funded accounts qualify for rebates?
Most brokers exclude bonus or cashback-restricted accounts from rebates, or place them in a lower tier. Confirm the account type before opening; we can also flag which tiers qualify on the broker page.
Do you offer team or sub-IB arrangements?
Yes. If you can bring consistent volume you can apply for a second-tier split, settled on your team's total lots, with its own rate and cycle. When contacting us, mention your current monthly volume range.
Am I still rebated on losing trades?
Yes. Rebates depend only on executed lots, not on whether the trade made a profit. Losing lots enter the next settlement period the same way.