術語表 · 外匯返佣Forex rebate
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A forex rebate is money paid back to you for every lot you trade. The broker funds it from the commission it pays the introducing broker on your account, and that partner passes some or all of it to you. Your spread and conditions stay the same.
Every trade costs a spread, and on some accounts a commission. A rebate hands part of that cost back, per closed lot, win or lose.
The forex rebate lesson covers it in full.
Where the money comes from
Brokers pay partners who refer clients. That partner is an introducing broker, and the payment, the IB commission, is set per lot traded on the referred account.
A rebate service is an IB that passes most or all of that commission back to you. You pay nothing extra, because the money comes out of what the broker already earns on your trades.
As read on 30 October 2026, AutoFXRebate passes back 100% of its IB commission at Exness and 90% at XM. The broker pays the rebate straight into your trading account.
A worked example
On 30 October 2026, AutoFXRebate listed $8.10 per lot on EUR/USD for the XM Standard account. Your rebate is that rate times the lots you close.
So 0.10 lot earns $0.81, 1 lot earns $8.10, and 10 lots across a month earn $81.00. With an illustrative 2.0 pip spread, one lot costs $20.00, and $8.10 of it comes back.
A rebate moves your breakeven point closer. It does not turn a losing strategy into a winning one.
常見問題
Is a forex rebate the same as cashback?
Yes. Both words describe money returned per lot out of the commission the broker pays the partner on your account.
Do I get a rebate on losing trades?
Yes. The rebate is counted on closed volume, not on profit, so a losing lot earns the same as a winning lot of the same size.
