Exness Rebate: Rates, How It Is Calculated and When You Get Paid

What is an Exness rebate?

An Exness rebate is a way for traders to claim back part of the trading costs they incur when placing orders on Exness. Through the Backcom.io programme, users receive a share of the partner commission based on their account type, the instrument traded and their actual lot volume — whether the trade closes in profit or at a loss.

In this article, Backcom.io walks you through the rebate rates, how they are calculated and when you get paid your Exness rebate, along with how to check your account link and reconcile your trading history.

How much is the Exness rebate at Backcom.io?

Backcom.io applies a 100% Exness rebate, meaning the entire partner commission received from Exness is returned to the trader. The amount you actually receive is not fixed — it depends on:

• Your Exness account type.
• The instrument traded.
• Lot volume.
• The spread when the trade is opened and closed.
• The commission rate Exness applies to each instrument.

What does a 100% Exness rebate actually mean?

A 100% rebate does not mean you get back every cent of spread or commission you paid the broker. The accurate reading is:

Backcom.io returns 100% of the partner commission that Exness pays out on your eligible trades.

For example, if Exness pays the partner $12 in commission on one trade, Backcom.io returns the full $12 to the trader and keeps none of it. Exness allows partners to set their rebate at up to 100% of the commission received.

Rebate rates by Exness account type

The rebate is calculated differently depending on the account type:

• Standard and Standard Cent: commission is based on the average spread of the trade.
• Pro: also based on the average spread, but the partner commission rate can differ from a Standard account.
• Raw Spread and Zero: a fixed commission per lot applies, depending on the instrument traded.

This is why two traders who each trade 1 lot can receive different rebates if they are on different account types.

If you would like a detailed walkthrough of creating an Exness account and claiming 100% Backcom, watch the video below:

Reference rates for XAUUSD and other instruments

On a Standard account, Backcom.io currently publishes an XAUUSD rebate of up to around $14.4 per gold lot. This is a reference figure, not a fixed amount for every trade.

Your actual rebate can go up or down because of:

1. Gold spreads changing from moment to moment.
2. Trading volumes smaller or larger than 1 lot.
3. The account type you are trading on.
4. Market volatility, news events and liquidity.

Other instruments — forex, oil, indices, shares or crypto CFDs — carry their own rebate rates. Check each trade in the Backcom.io system rather than applying the XAUUSD rate across everything you trade.

How the Exness rebate is calculated

Your Exness rebate is calculated from the partner commission generated by the trade, not directly from your profit or loss. So you need to establish:

• The account type you are using.
• The instrument and trading volume.
• The average spread of the trade.
• The commission rate Exness applies to partners.

Backcom.io returns 100% of the partner commission recorded on eligible trades.

Formula for Standard, Standard Cent and Pro accounts

On Standard, Standard Cent and Pro accounts, commission is calculated from the average spread across the opening and closing of the trade:

Average spread = (Spread at open + Spread at close) ÷ 2

The rebate is then determined by this formula:

Rebate = Partner commission rate × Average spread × Pip value

Where:

• Partner commission rate: depends on the partner tier and the account type.
• Average spread: can shift with the market.
• Pip value: depends on the instrument and lot size.

Because spreads move constantly, the rebate on a Standard or Pro account can differ from trade to trade even when the volume is identical.

Formula for Raw Spread and Zero accounts

On Raw Spread and Zero accounts, Exness applies a fixed partner commission per instrument:

Rebate = Trading volume × Fixed commission per lot

For example:

• Trading volume: 2 lots.
• Partner commission on that instrument: $4 per lot.
• Rebate at Backcom.io: 2 × 4 = $8.

If you close only part of a position, the system calculates commission on the volume already closed. The remainder is recorded once the trade is fully closed.

Worked example: rebate on 1 lot of XAUUSD gold

Suppose a trader trades 1 lot of XAUUSD on a Standard account, using these illustrative figures:

1. Average spread of the trade: 33 pips.
2. Value per pip: $1.
3. Partner commission rate: 40%.
4. Backcom.io returns: 100% of the commission received.

The calculation:

Rebate = 33 × 1 × 40% = $13.2

So in this example the trader receives roughly $13.2 in rebate on 1 lot of XAUUSD.

These are illustrative figures, not a fixed rate for every trade.

When do you receive your Exness rebate?

Backcom.io pays Exness rebates daily. That said, the rebate is not credited the moment you open a trade — it is only calculated once the trade meets the conditions for being recorded.

Conditions for a trade to qualify for a rebate

A trade is normally eligible for a rebate when it meets the following conditions:

• The Exness account is correctly linked to the Backcom.io partner ID.
• The trade is placed on a live trading account.
• The trade has been closed, in full or in part.
• The instrument and volume are recorded by Exness.
• The trade does not breach the terms of the partner programme.

Exness only pays partner commission on closed trades placed on live accounts. An open position therefore generates no rebate yet; if you close part of it, the system calculates only on the volume already closed.

The daily payout cycle and why payments can be delayed

Backcom.io consolidates and pays out Exness rebates every day, once trades have closed and been recorded by the broker.

Your rebate may update late if:

• The trade closed right on the data cut-off.
• Exness has not finished verifying the trade.
• The account is not linked to the correct partner.
• The broker’s or Backcom.io’s systems are updating slowly.

If the payout period has passed and you still have not been paid, check your account link status and trading history before contacting support.

How to check your Exness rebate

Check both your account link status and your rebate history to make sure your trades are being recorded correctly.

Check that your account is linked to the right partner

Open the Backcom.io Exness Checker tool and enter your registered Exness email to verify:

• Whether your account is linked to Backcom.io.
• Your rebate activation status.
• Your estimated rebate by account, instrument and trading volume.

If your account is not linked to the correct partner, any trades placed before then may not qualify for a rebate.

Reconcile your volume, trade history and rebates

Once activated, you can track your trades and rebates in the Backcom.io system. When reconciling, check:

1. The trades closed during the period.
2. The total lot volume recorded.
3. The account type and instruments traded.
4. The rebate on each individual trade.
5. The total rebate already paid out.

If the volume or rebate figures do not match, wait for the daily update cycle to finish, then contact Backcom.io to have it checked.

Summary

An Exness rebate lets traders recover part of their trading costs based on their volume and account type. At Backcom.io, users receive 100% of the partner commission from eligible trades.

Key points to remember:

• The rebate rate is not fixed across all instruments.
• The calculation depends on account type, spread and lot volume.
• Rebates are consolidated and paid out daily.
• Your account must be linked to the correct partner for trades to be recorded.

To avoid missing out on rebates, check your account status and reconcile your trading history regularly in the Backcom.io system.

If you are trading on Exness without receiving rebates, take a look at our Exness rebate programme here: https://backcom.io/broker/exness

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Do losing trades still qualify for an Exness rebate?

Yes. The rebate is calculated from eligible trades and lot volume, independent of whether the trade ended in profit or loss.

Do 0.01 lot trades earn a rebate?

They can. The rebate is calculated in proportion to the 0.01 lot volume, as long as the account is linked to the correct partner and the trade is recorded by Exness.

Does receiving an Exness rebate widen my spread?

No. Receiving rebates through Backcom.io does not change the spread, commission, execution speed or trading conditions on your Exness account.

Why has my trade closed but no rebate arrived?

Some common reasons:

• The trade closed right on the data cut-off.
• The daily payout period has not come round yet.
• The account is not correctly linked to Backcom.io.
• Exness has not finished recording the trade.
• Data between the broker and the system is updating slowly.

Check your link status and trading history. If the payout period has passed and there is still no rebate, contact Backcom.io for support.