
36% of every spread you pay, back in your trading account the next day.
Checked on 9 October 2026
A rebate is cash that comes back to you on every trade you close. When you open your Exness trading account through ForexFanClub, Exness pays the rebate into that same trading account the next day, with nothing to apply for.
A share of every spread
Standard36%
Standard Cent36%
Pro22.5%
Per lot · Raw Spread and Zero
Gold (XAU/USD)$2.70
EUR/USD$0.78
Bitcoin (BTC/USD)$1.58
How Exness works out your rebate depends on your account. On Standard, Standard Cent and Pro, you get back a share of the average spread when you open and when you close, so the amount moves with the market.
On Raw Spread and Zero, you get a set dollar amount per lot, and the amount differs by instrument. Choose your account in the table below to see the rebate on each trading instrument.
How Much Does the Exness Rebate Save You?
When you trade gold, the Raw Spread and Zero accounts cost the least after the rebate, and Standard costs the most.
For your account and trade size, the panel below shows the spread, the commission, the rebate and the net cost, which is your trading cost minus the rebate.
- XAUUSDGold / US Dollar▼Net cost after rebate$15.39Total cost: $24.04Rebate: −$8.66Estimated in USD · 1.00 lotMarket closed · showing figures from before the close
- EURUSDEuro / US Dollar▼Net cost after rebate$5.35Total cost: $8.36Rebate: −$3.01Estimated in USD · 1.00 lot
- USDJPYUS Dollar / Japanese Yen▼Net cost after rebate$4.72Total cost: $7.37Rebate: −$2.65Estimated in USD · 1.00 lot
- GBPUSDBritish Pound / US Dollar▼Net cost after rebate$8.72Total cost: $13.63Rebate: −$4.91Estimated in USD · 1.00 lot
- US30Wall Street 30▼Net cost after rebate$0.78Total cost: $1.22Rebate: −$0.44Estimated in USD · 1.00 lotMarket closed · showing figures from before the close
- USTECUS Tech 100▼Net cost after rebate$0.72Total cost: $1.12Rebate: −$0.40Estimated in USD · 1.00 lotMarket closed · showing figures from before the close
- US500US 500▼Net cost after rebate$0.26Total cost: $0.40Rebate: −$0.15Estimated in USD · 1.00 lotMarket closed · showing figures from before the close
- BTCUSDBitcoin / US Dollar▼Net cost after rebate$4.10Total cost: $6.40Rebate: −$2.30Estimated in USD · 1.00 lot
- ETHUSDEthereum / US Dollar▼Net cost after rebate$0.64Total cost: $1.00Rebate: −$0.36Estimated in USD · 1.00 lot
- USOILUS Crude Oil (WTI)▼Net cost after rebate$12.80Total cost: $20.00Rebate: −$7.20Estimated in USD · 1.00 lotMarket closed · showing figures from before the close
- XAGUSDSilver / US Dollar▼Net cost after rebate$80.00Total cost: $125.00Rebate: −$45.00Estimated in USD · 1.00 lotMarket closed · showing figures from before the close
- JP225Japan 225▼Net cost after rebate$0.01Total cost: $0.02Rebate: −$0.0073Estimated in USD · 1.00 lotMarket closed · showing figures from before the close
- DE30Germany 30▼Net cost after rebate$1.48Total cost: $2.31Rebate: −$0.83Estimated in USD · 1.00 lotMarket closed · showing figures from before the close
- EURJPYEuro / Japanese Yen▼Net cost after rebate$7.95Total cost: $12.43Rebate: −$4.47Estimated in USD · 1.00 lot
- AUDUSDAustralian Dollar / US Dollar▼Net cost after rebate$6.01Total cost: $9.38Rebate: −$3.38Estimated in USD · 1.00 lot
- USDCADUS Dollar / Canadian Dollar▼Net cost after rebate$6.71Total cost: $10.49Rebate: −$3.77Estimated in USD · 1.00 lot
- USDCHFUS Dollar / Swiss Franc▼Net cost after rebate$12.20Total cost: $19.06Rebate: −$6.86Estimated in USD · 1.00 lot
- Accounts Tap an account to see what a trade costs there.
- Lots Set your trade size and every amount follows.
- Net cost Spread and commission, minus your rebate.
- Search Find one instrument by symbol or by name, such as GOLD.
Where the figures come from, and how we work them out:
Data sources and how the figures are worked out
Where the rebate figures come from
Exness pays a share of the spread you pay, and the share depends on the partner tier. ForexFanClub holds Brilliant, Exness’s top tier, so Exness pays its top rate on every lot you trade. You keep 90% of what Exness pays, and that 90% is the Rebate line in the panel. The money lands in the trading account you traded on, the next day.
Because the rebate is a share of the spread, it moves with the spread. A wider spread costs more and pays back more. Each account type has its own share, so switching account changes the rebate as well as the cost. The rebate table at the top of this page has the share for every instrument.
How the net cost is worked out
Total cost is the 24-hour average spread in US dollars plus the round-turn commission for the account you pick. Net cost is that total with your rebate taken off. Every amount follows the lot size you set.
Open a row for the breakdown: spread cost, commission, total, rebate and net cost, with the 24-hour average, lowest, highest and latest spread underneath.
Where the spread and the commission come from
We read symbol information separately from Standard, Pro, Raw Spread and Zero MT5 accounts held in US dollars, and save samples at regular intervals. Exness states that demo and live accounts have the same trading conditions. Each spread becomes a dollar amount through the value of one price step on that instrument. The same 24-hour averages appear on our Exness spread page.
Spreads are shown in points (pts) for indices, crypto and stocks, and in pips for the other instruments. For gold (XAUUSD), 1 pip is $0.10 per troy ounce on 100 ounces per lot, counted the same way in our spread tools for other brokers, so you can compare brokers directly.
Outside an instrument’s regular trading hours, the row reads Market closed · showing figures from before the close, with an Earlier average spread. Earlier figures also appear when a recent price is missing during trading hours.
When a line reads Unconfirmed
A cost appears once the spread converts to US dollars and the commission is confirmed. While either one is pending, that line reads Unconfirmed in place of a figure that could mislead you. Open the row to see which part is pending.
The rebate reads Unconfirmed when Exness lists no rate for that instrument on that account. Tell us which instrument you trade and we will check the rate with Exness.
What the figures cover
These figures cover the spread, the round-turn commission and the rebate for one round-turn trade. Swap on a position held overnight is separate, and the Exness swap calculator has it. All times are UTC, and Data received at the top of the panel shows when the latest data arrived.
Exness partner-area rates checked on 24 September 2026 (UTC). This date is separate from the tool’s data update times.
The Standard account pays the largest rebate on gold, $8.83 a lot against $2.70 on Raw Spread. But its gold spread is also the widest, and the rebate returns only 36% of it. So after the rebate, a lot of gold on Standard still costs about $3.29 more than on Raw Spread or Zero.
1 lot of gold
| Before the rebate | After the rebate | |
|---|---|---|
| Exness Raw Spread account | $15.11 | $12.41 |
| Exness Zero account | $15.11 | $12.41 |
| Exness Pro account | $17.17 | $13.30 |
| Exness Standard account | $24.53 | $15.70 |
On EUR/USD, too, Raw Spread and Zero cost the least after the rebate, and Standard costs the most. A larger rebate usually means that you paid a wider spread to begin with, so compare the trading cost after the rebate, not the size of the rebate.
Raw Spread and Zero need a larger first deposit and charge a commission per lot. The panel already includes that commission in their cost.
Standard still suits you if you want no commission and the smallest first deposit.
Five Exness account types are open to new clients, and the rebate works on all five. They differ in the first deposit and in whether Exness charges a commission on top of the spread.
| Account | First deposit | Trading commission |
|---|---|---|
| Standard account | Set by payment method | None |
| Standard Cent account | Set by payment method | None |
| Pro account | From $200 | None |
| Raw Spread account | From $200 | Up to $3.50 a lot per side |
| Zero account | From $200 | From $0.05 a lot per side |
The $200 on Pro, Raw Spread and Zero stays in your trading account for you to trade with. The minimums depend on your region, so check your own figure on the Open account screen in your Exness Personal Area.
Our guide to the Exness minimum deposit shows whether a small first deposit is enough to trade gold.
On Raw Spread and Zero, the spread starts at 0.0 pips and most of your cost is the commission. Exness lists the commissions on its Professional accounts page (opens in a new tab), and the set rebate per lot pays back part of that commission.
Why Is the Exness Rebate This High?
ForexFanClub is at Brilliant, Exness’s top partner tier, and passes on 90% of what Exness pays.
Exness sorts its partners into six tiers and pays a larger share of the spread at each step up. On Standard and Standard Cent, the share runs from 20% at Common to 40% at Brilliant, and 90% of 40% is the 36% that you get back.
Standard account, % of the spread
| Partner tier | Exness pays us | Your rebate |
|---|---|---|
| Common | 20% | 18% |
| Advanced | 25% | 22.5% |
| Bronze | 33% | 29.7% |
| Silver | 35% | 31.5% |
| Gold | 37% | 33.3% |
| Brilliant (ForexFanClub) | 40% | 36% |
The tier makes a real difference to you. At the Common tier, a partner that returns the same 90% to you gives you 18%, about $4.42 on a Standard lot of gold. At Brilliant, you get $8.83, twice as much for the same trade.
The Pro account has its own scale, from 17% at Common to 25% at Brilliant. ForexFanClub is at Brilliant, so Exness pays us 25% of your Pro spread, and 90% of that is the 22.5% that you get back.
Raw Spread and Zero pay a set amount per lot for each instrument, and you receive 90% of that amount in the same way. Exness publishes all of these shares in its partner reward structure (opens in a new tab).
How Do You Start Getting the Exness Rebate?
Open your Exness trading account through the ForexFanClub link, and that trading account earns the rebate from the first trade that you close.
If you already trade with Exness, the next step depends on the partner of your Exness profile. Either way, there is nothing to claim, because the rebate arrives in your trading account on its own.
If you are new to Exness
The link in the button tells Exness that ForexFanClub is your partner, so start from the button and not from the Exness website.
Register with Exness through the button below. On the form, choose Create an account and enter your email address and a password.

Open Partner code (optional) under the password and paste fanclub_en there with the Copy button below. The field is empty when you arrive from our link, and the code links your new Exness profile to ForexFanClub.

fanclub_en
Tick the declaration and press Register. Then open a trading account of the type you want in your Exness Personal Area.
Trade as usual. Your trading account earns the rebate from the first trade that you close.
If you already trade with Exness
If ForexFanClub is already the partner of your Exness profile, open an additional trading account in your Exness Personal Area (opens in a new tab). The new trading account earns the rebate from the first trade that you close.
ForexFanClub is already your partner if you registered through a ForexFanClub link or button.
If your Exness profile has another partner, or no partner, ask Exness to change your partner to ForexFanClub first. Exness keeps every existing trading account with the partner it was opened under, so the rebate starts with a trading account that you open after the change.
The change goes through the Exness Assistant chat and a short form. Our guide shows each screen and has the partner link to paste.
Then add the trading account to ForexFanClub
Exness pays the rebate whether you add the trading account to ForexFanClub or not. On ForexFanClub, you see every payment in one place and get the member rewards.
- Register at the ForexFanClub member area (opens in a new tab) with your email address.
- Open Dashboard, choose Exness and enter the number of the trading account that you have just opened.
- Approval takes 15 minutes at most. Your rebate history then appears under Auto Rebate History.
Only trading accounts opened through a ForexFanClub link can be added, so add the new trading account straight after you open it.
When Is the Exness Rebate Paid?
Exness pays the rebate into the trading account that you traded on, the day after you close the trade.
Exness totals the partner commission once a day, for the trades closed the day before. ForexFanClub’s setting in Exness’s rebate system (opens in a new tab) passes 90% of it to you automatically, with no approval step and no minimum amount.
Because the rebate arrives as balance in your trading account, you can trade with it the same day. You can also withdraw the money through Exness’s normal withdrawal process.
On a Standard account, 10 lots of gold a month bring back about $88 at the current spread. To see what your own lots bring back in a month, use our forex rebate calculator.
Exness converts the rebate into your account currency at its own rate, so a payment can be a few cents more or less than the rebate table shows. On rare occasions, Exness checks a rebate payment first (opens in a new tab). In that case, the rebate reaches your trading account by the end of the next business day.
Which Exness Trades Earn the Rebate?
Each trade earns the rebate when you close it. When you close a buy and a sell together, you earn one rebate instead of two.
Earns the full rebate
- Every trading instrument in the rebate table
- Any Standard, Standard Cent, Pro, Raw Spread or Zero account opened through ForexFanClub
- Trades closed after any length of time, scalps included
- Trades opened while an Exness promotion is running
- Trades placed by hand or from an EA
Earns one rebate, not two
- A buy and a sell on the same instrument, closed together with Close by
- A buy and a sell on the same instrument
If you close them one at a time, you pay the spread twice and earn two rebates. If you close them together with Close by (opens in a new tab), you pay the spread once and earn one rebate. Close by still leaves you better off. On 1 lot of gold on a Standard account, Close by saves one spread of about $24.53 and gives up one rebate of $8.83, so you keep about $15.70 more. - Short trades
Exness sets no minimum holding time, so a scalp closed after a few seconds earns the same rebate as a trade held for a week. - Bonus
Exness no longer offers bonuses to clients (opens in a new tab), so in practice a bonus never lowers your rebate. If you are choosing between a deposit bonus and a lower cost, our XM vs Exness guide shows which one saves you more on gold.
These rules are Exness’s own, and ForexFanClub adds no rules of its own. Your spreads, your swaps and the way Exness fills your orders stay the same as for any other Exness client.
Exness Rebate FAQ
Other questions readers ask about the Exness rebate.
- Can I move my money from an old Exness trading account?
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Yes. Exness keeps the old trading account under its old partner, but you can move the money to your new trading account with an internal transfer inside Exness. Our guide to switching your Exness partner has the steps.
- Which partner code gives the ForexFanClub rebate at Exness?
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The ForexFanClub partner code at Exness is fanclub_en. Type it in the Partner code field under the password on the Exness registration form, because the field is still empty when you arrive from our link.
Every trading account that you open under that Exness profile then earns the rebate.
- Do I pay tax on the rebate?
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In most countries, a rebate counts as income and may be taxable. The rules differ by country and change, so check your own position with a qualified tax adviser.
Which Exness Page Do You Need Next?
Read the Exness account types page next, because your account type decides both your spread and your rebate.
Once the Exness trading account is open, add it to Forex FanClub. The member area lists every rebate payment day by day, across every broker you use. Registration is free and takes an email address.

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