Exness Cashback & Rebate Rates 2026: Accounts and Calculator
Updated: July 27, 2026
Exness cashback returns a net rebate from eligible trading activity. The amount depends on the account type, instrument, region and volume approved by the broker.
Exness cashback rates for 2026
Standard and Standard Cent: 20% of eligible spread cost; Pro: 12.5% of eligible spread cost; Zero and Raw Spread: instrument-based fixed rebates.
| Account or model | Net investor rebate |
|---|---|
| Standard | 20% of eligible spread cost |
| Standard Cent | 20% of eligible spread cost |
| Pro | 12.5% of eligible spread cost |
| Zero | Instrument-based fixed amount per lot |
| Raw Spread | Instrument-based fixed amount per lot |
Rates can change by entity, instrument, account and partner tier. Use the broker calculator for the current estimate before opening or linking an account.
Exness rebate calculator
The calculation uses spread cost or instrument-based fixed amount. Enter the requested volume or eligible cost on the broker page.
Example calculation
With $100 of eligible spread cost on a Standard account, the estimated net rebate is $20. On a Pro account, the same eligible cost would produce an estimated $12.50.
How to activate Exness cashback
- Open the Exness page and review account eligibility.
- Use the account-opening or linking instructions shown there.
- Add the trading account number to the Forex Cashback World customer panel.
- Trade eligible instruments and follow broker-approved rebates.
Existing-account linking rules vary. Some brokers require a new account or sub-account, while others may allow a partner transfer after approval.
What affects the final rebate?
- Account type and broker entity
- Instrument and contract size
- Eligible spread, commission or lot volume
- Country restrictions and partner tier
- Broker approval and excluded trading activity
Frequently asked questions
Is the calculator result guaranteed?
No. It is an estimate based on the displayed net rate. The broker's approved report determines the final amount.
Does cashback remove spreads or commissions?
No. Normal spreads, commissions, swaps and other account charges still apply.
Can cashback prevent trading losses?
No. Cashback may reduce part of a trading cost but does not reduce market risk or guarantee profit.
Risk warning: Leveraged Forex and CFD trading involves a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors. This content is not investment advice.