術語表 · 外匯返佣Introducing broker (IB)
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An introducing broker (IB) refers clients to a broker for a commission on their volume. It does not hold your account or your money. A rebate service is an IB that passes that commission back to you.
When you open an account through a partner's link or code, the broker records that partner on your account. That partner is your introducing broker, or IB.
The where rebates come from lesson follows the money from the broker to the IB and back to you.
What an IB does and does not do
The broker holds your account and executes your trades. The IB only refers you. For each lot you trade, the broker pays the IB an IB commission out of its own revenue.
A genuine IB never needs your money or your trading password. AutoFXRebate is an IB partner, not a broker: it never holds client funds and never asks for a trading password.
Spread, leverage and execution follow your account type, not your partner. A rebate IB returns part of its commission to you as a forex rebate; the rates are on the Exness and XM pages.
Changing your IB
The partner on an account can change. You either ask the broker for a partner change on the account you have, or open a new account under the new partner. The move account lesson walks through both routes.
Moving to a new IB does not touch your balance or your open positions. Only the partner the broker pays changes, and rebates follow the lots you close after the switch.
常見問題
Is an introducing broker the same as a broker?
No. The broker holds your account and executes your trades, while the IB refers clients and is paid by the broker for their volume.
Does trading through an IB cost more?
It should not. At Exness and XM the spread and commission are set per account type, whichever partner is attached, so compare your spread with the same account type to be sure.
本章節其他術語
BreakevenBreakeven is the point at which a trade covers its own costs and closes at zero. Because you pay the spread and any commission when you open, price must first move your way by that many pips. A rebate cuts the net cost and moves breakeven closer.
Trading bonusA trading bonus is promotional credit a broker adds to your account. It is usually sized to your deposit and often comes with conditions, such as a volume target before withdrawal, and can be removed when you withdraw. A rebate is cash and carries no such conditions.