Spread and commission are fixed costs on every trade. Add a rebate layer to your existing broker account and get cashback per lot — without changing execution or your strategy.
Does this sound familiar?
Your trading idea looks solid on paper, but live results get shaved down by spread and commissions. Every trade carries a fixed cost per lot, so small targets and frequent trading make fees feel like a silent tax. What should be a clean edge turns into breakeven noise.
The reason:
Spread and commission are paid on every entry and exit — regardless of how good your setup is. The smaller the expected move (or the more often you trade), the bigger the share of each move goes to costs instead of your result. That’s why reducing NetCost matters: adding a rebate/cashback layer can return part of those fees without changing your broker, platform, or execution.
What happens if you change nothing:
Trading costs don’t look dramatic per trade — until you add them up.
Fees compress your net results: the same trading activity yields less after spread and commission.
You may feel pressure to “trade more” to compensate, which often leads to overtrading and mistakes.
Scaling volume scales costs: as lots increase, you pay more in absolute fees unless you reduce NetCost.
There is a practical solution: get part of spread and commission back as cashback (rebate). This is a share of the broker’s partner commission. Execution does not change — only your net cost.
Quick illustration
Cost formula:
NetCost = Spread (money) + Commission per trade – Rebate
Example (illustrative):
EURUSD, 1.0 lot, target move 3 pips.
Spread: 1.0 pip ≈ $10
Round-turn commission: $7
Without rebate:
NetCost = 10 + 7 − 0 = $17
Gross result on a 3-pip move ≈ $30 → net result after costs ≈ $13
With a $4 rebate per lot:
NetCost = 10 + 7 − 4 = $13
Same 3-pip move ≈ $30 → net result after costs ≈ $17
That $4 per lot may look small, but over many trades it can materially reduce total fees paid. It doesn’t change your broker’s execution — it changes your net cost.
Where to get rebates without hassle
FxCash is a rebate (trading cashback) service that shares with you part of the partner commission it receives from brokers. In practice, this can reduce your effective costs per lot on eligible trades.
You keep trading on your usual platforms and account types while cashback accumulates on a separate balance that you can withdraw. Payout timing depends on the broker and account type — the idea is simple: part of the fees you already pay comes back to you.
Choose a cashback service
FxCash has been on the market since 2009, supports more than 50 partner forex brokers and regularly pays cashback to active traders.
For you it is a way to reduce lot cost and effective spread on every entry and exit without changing your working strategy.
Why you should not delay connecting rebates
Every day without rebates you pay the full price of spread and commission on your trades. If you want to control your costs, connect rebates before you scale volume. A RAW account plus cashback often gives the lowest real cost of entry and exit. As your volume grows, the total amount of rebate grows too, and in your FxCash account you see a clear picture of costs and can model expectancy properly.
Trading Forex and CFDs involves a high level of risk and may lead to partial or complete loss of your invested capital. The use of leverage increases both profits and losses. Before you start trading, carefully consider your objectives, experience and risk tolerance and, if necessary, seek independent advice. FxCash is not a broker, does not hold client funds and does not provide investment recommendations. All information is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer, solicitation or recommendation to trade. Rebates are a partial reduction of trading costs and are not a guarantee of profit. The availability, size and schedule of rebate payments depend on the rules of your broker and the FxCash service policy and may differ by jurisdiction. Past performance does not guarantee future results.