The rebate platform
built for traders
Trading fees eat your edge. DCTopTrade pays a 100% backcom: the full introducing commission on every lot you close comes back to you, across 6 Forex brokers with verifiable rates plus the major crypto exchanges. The broker still charges the same spread, and your trading conditions do not change.
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Exness★ 4,90Gold (XAU/USD) rebate$9,61/lotEUR/USD · Standard$3,20/lot100% IB commission back Get rebates → -
Vantage★ 4,98Gold (XAU/USD) rebate$18,00/lotEUR/USD · Standard$6,12/lot100% IB commission back Get rebates → -
XM★ 4,65Gold (XAU/USD) rebate$15,30/lotEUR/USD · Standard$8,10/lot100% IB commission back Get rebates → -
Ultima Markets★ 4,10Gold & Forex rebate$6,40/lotReferral code51YFcL2i100% IB commission back Get rebates → -
IC Markets★ 4,70Standard account rebate, per lot$4,00/lotRaw Spread$2,00/lot100% IB commission back Get rebates → -
VT MarketsGold (XAU/USD) rebate$12,80/lotEUR/USD · Link EXP$9,30/lot100% IB commission back Get rebates →
How much do you get back each month?
Pick a broker, account type and the product you trade, then drag the number of lots you close in a month. The maths is lots × rebate per lot, with no other assumptions.
Pick a broker and start earning rebates
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■ Trading rebate
Gold XAU/USD · Standard account
$9,61/lot
- Paid
- Daily
- Rating
- 4,90 / 5
- Referral code
Data 23/10/2026
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■ Trading rebate
Gold XAU/USD · Standard account
$18,00/lot
- Paid
- Daily
- Rating
- 4,98 / 5
- Referral code
Data 23/10/2026
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■ Trading rebate
Gold XAU/USD · Standard account
$15,30/lot
- Paid
- Daily
- Rating
- 4,65 / 5
- Referral code
Data 23/10/2026
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■ Trading rebate
Gold & Forex
$6,40/lot
- Paid
- Daily
- Rating
- 4,10 / 5
- Referral code
Data 20/10/2026
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■ Trading rebate
Flat rate per lot · Standard account
$4,00/lot
- Paid
- Daily
- Rating
- 4,70 / 5
- Referral code
Data 18/10/2026
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■ Trading rebate
Gold XAU/USD · all accounts, link EXP
$12,80/lot
- Paid
- Daily
- EUR/USD
- $9,30/lot
- Referral code
Data 19/10/2026
- HOT OKX
- Referral code
- Automatic rebate
- 20% hourly
- Weekly rebate
- 30% on Monday
- Extra bonus
- Volume bonus
Rebate rate50% - BingX
- Referral code
- Automatic rebate
- not published
- Weekly rebate
- not published
- Extra bonus
- not published
Rebate ratenot published
Opening an Exness account for the first time?
Follow it step by step, with real screenshots of the sign-up screens. Linking the right account from the start saves asking for a change later.
Read the account opening guide →Rebates actually paid, not promised
Three kinds of evidence in one place: payout screenshots, broker reports of the fee share set aside per lot, and words from people receiving rebates.
- 20Brokers we track
- 8,000+Traders receiving rebates
- $6.8M+Total paid back
- 96%Returning clients
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Rebate journal


Chapter 1 · Paid to clients
Screenshots of the XM Backcom Payments page, June 2026. Each one is a client who received a rebate.
Chapter 2 · Where the money comes from
Where the rebate comes from: the share of fees the broker sets aside per lot
Screenshots of an Exness report, based on clients' trading volume, not what any one trader receives. Most of it is passed back to clients per lot, as the diagram in the mechanism section below shows.
End of journal
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Traders on getting rebates
I day trade, so my volume is large and the fees really bit. Since the rebate started I save a meaningful amount every week.
The part I like is being able to check the rebate history per trade. Transparent, and I never have to ask anyone.
Best rate I found for Bybit and OKX. Clear dashboard, fast withdrawal.
I tried a few rebate services. This one is the tidiest. I am staying.
Glad I found out about rebates when I was starting. It covers my coffee money every month.
I assumed it was a scam at first, but the money is real and it arrives on schedule. Withdrawals take minutes.
I only trade small lots and still get paid steadily. It feels like a permanent discount on fees.
I scalp, so fees hurt. Getting part of it back cuts my cost noticeably.
I expected a complicated setup and it took five minutes. Linked the account and forgot about it.
I am new and nervous about anything technical, but the walkthrough was easy to follow and support replied straight away.
Six months in, never a late payment. The dashboard is clean and shows exactly what I earned.
I was anxious about the first withdrawal, but it landed in two minutes. I trust it now.
Brokers with a rebate rate or a review profile on DCTopTrade
What is a trading rebate?
Every position you close carries a fee, either inside the spread or charged separately as commission. The broker sets aside a commission for whoever introduced you, through its introducing broker (IB) programme.
For the brokers listed below, DCTopTrade passes 100% of that commission back to you (a 100% backcom), calculated on the lots you actually traded. You pay nothing extra.
Put plainly, it is a discount on your cost, paid afterwards, based on volume. It is not profit, it is not a bonus, and it has nothing to do with whether your trade won or lost.
- You place a tradeYou pay spread or commission as usual
- The broker chargesIt keeps most of that fee
- The broker sets aside the IB commissionThe commission meant for the introducer
- Rebate back to you100% backcom: the whole commission returns to your account
Live promotions at the brokers
These are run by the broker, not by DCTopTrade. Terms and deadlines are set by the broker and can change at any time, so read the terms on the broker site before joining. A deposit bonus is not a rebate, and the three are not the same thing.
- EventXM$500 pool, 5 prizes of $100
Deposit at least $100 and trade 0.5 Standard lots (or 1.5 Ultra Low lots) under code BACK100 during October. Qualifying accounts enter the draw; 5 winners receive $100 each.
Until 31 Oct 2026 See terms - Deposit bonusXM100% deposit bonus, up to $1,700
A 100% bonus on deposits up to $100 for the first two weeks, plus 20% up to $300, plus volume-based rewards up to $1,700. Taking the bonus does not stop your rebates.
No end date See terms
Why sign up for rebates through DCTopTrade
Trading conditions are the same whichever way you open the account. The only difference is the rebate: go direct and there is none, go through us and 100% of the IB commission the broker sets aside comes back to your account.
- You pay exactly the fee the broker publishes. Nobody charges you more.
- Sign up directly and there is no rebate at all.
- Sign up through someone else and it goes to them. Nothing flows back to you.
- An account opened directly usually cannot be attached to a rebate programme later.
- The broker charges the same: spread, commission, leverage and execution are unchanged.
- The rebate is calculated on the lots you close.
- 100% backcom: the full introducing commission comes back to you. Most brokers on the list settle daily.
- It applies to winning and losing trades alike, and you can check the history any time.
Three steps, done once
No signup fee and no minimum lot requirement. Step 1 is the slow part if you already opened your account directly with the broker.
- Open an account through the link, or switch introducer
No account yet? Open one through the link on the rate table and the introducer is attached at signup. Already have an account? You have to ask the broker to switch your introducer, and this is where people get stuck: most brokers only allow it before the account has traded, and some do not allow it at all. Ask the broker support desk before planning around it.
- Send us your account number so we can match it
After signing up, send your trading account number over Telegram or Zalo so we can match it against the broker report. We only need the account number. Never a password, never an OTP, never access to your account. Anyone asking for those, even in our name, is impersonating us.
- Trade as usual and get paid on schedule
The rebate is calculated on lots closed, winning and losing trades alike. Most brokers on the list settle daily. There is nothing else for you to do, and nothing you should change: trading more lots to earn more rebate is backwards, because cost rises faster than the rebate.
Why take your rebates through DCTopTrade
Including the last box, and especially the last box.
- Rebates at 6 Forex brokers
Only brokers whose rebate rates we can verify are listed, plus the crypto exchanges shown below. We also track the regulatory profile of 20 brokers so you can compare before choosing.
- No expiry date
No minimum lot requirement and no end date. Rebates run for as long as the broker keeps its partner programme; when a broker changes its rates, the table here changes too and shows the date.
- Rates published openly
Every rate names its source and the date it was checked, so you can verify it whenever you want.
- Losing trades count too
The rebate is calculated on lots closed, regardless of whether the trade made money.
- A person answers
Stuck on switching your introducer or on verification? Message Telegram or Zalo. No call centre.
- We state our conflict up front
We are paid on the volume you trade, so we benefit when you trade more, including when trading more is bad for you. Read everything on this site with that in mind.
Including the pieces that work against us
Four of the six articles below are about how the rebate model gets abused, including how to check whether we are paying you in full.
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What “100% rebate” means, and it is not 100% of what you pay
The first seven results all promise a 100% rebate. The figure is not wrong. It just does not measure what you think it measures.
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Introducers who skim your rebate: 5 signs and how to reconcile it yourself
A rebate passes through the introducer before it reaches you. That is why this money is easier to trim than any other, and how you check it yourself.
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How do you know your rebate actually arrived?
Every rebate site teaches you how to sign up. Almost none teaches you how to check the money arrived, because they are the ones paying it.
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Is a forex rebate a scam? Three different things share the name
The sharpest dividing line fits in one sentence: a genuine rebate never asks you to send money to an individual.
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Does a rebate make you trade more than you planned?
Everyone knows a rebate creates pressure to trade more densely. Nobody has measured how strong that pressure is. The answer is one and a half trades.
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Rebate, cashback and bonus: how do they differ?
All three are “extra money”, but only two of them are yours straight away.
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The questions we get most
Does taking a rebate make my spread or trading conditions worse?
No. A rebate is the introducing commission being passed back, and it sits outside the relationship between you and the broker. Spread, commission, leverage, execution speed and every other condition on the account stay exactly as they would if you signed up yourself. If anyone tells you that you have to accept a wider spread to get a rebate, ask again: rebate rates differ between account types because those account types have different fee structures, not because anything extra is charged to you.
When do I get paid, and where does the money go?
Most brokers on the list settle daily based on lots closed. The cycle and the payout route differ by broker, so when we enable rebates for you we will tell you exactly how yours settles. More important: check it yourself for the first few cycles by comparing the lots in your trade history against the amount received.
Does "100% rebate" mean I get all my fees back?
No, and this is the most misunderstood part. The "100%" in rebate advertising is measured against the commission the broker pays the introducer, not against the total cost you paid. The introducing commission is only a portion of that cost, so 100% of the commission is still well below 100% of your fees.
Is a rebate a good reason to switch brokers?
Usually not, if it is the main reason. The difference in rebate rates is much smaller than the damage of moving to a broker with a weaker licence or a less reliable withdrawal route. Choose on a licence you can look up and on net cost, then treat the rebate as a discount on top.
I already opened an account directly. Can I attach a rebate now?
It depends on the broker, and mostly it is difficult. Many brokers only allow an introducer change before the account has traded; some do not allow it at all. The only way to know for certain is to ask that broker support desk. If it cannot be switched, the remaining option is to open a new account through the link, but weigh the cost of moving funds and running two accounts before you do.
Is there a minimum lot requirement or a signup fee?
Neither. There is no volume threshold you have to reach, and there is nothing you pay us.
How do I know the introducer is not skimming my rebate?
This is the right question to ask, including of us. To check it yourself: record the lots closed in the period from your own trade history, multiply by the published rate, and compare against what actually arrived. A gap that does not match the broker policy is a signal to ask further.
Does DCTopTrade hold my money or manage my account?
No, in any form. We do not take your money, do not hold funds, do not accept discretionary mandates and do not place trades for anyone. To enable a rebate we only need your trading account number. Never a password, never an OTP. Anyone asking for those in the name of DCTopTrade, or soliciting deposits, is impersonating us. Please report it.
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