Choosing a broker for rebates isn’t just about the headline $/lot figure. Your real trading cost is spread + commission − rebate. Here is how the three brokers we support compare.
Rebates at a glance
| Broker | Account | Rebate / lot |
|---|---|---|
| Vantage | Standard STP | up to $20 |
| XM | Standard | up to $15 |
| Exness | Standard | up to $14 |
These are maximum rates; the actual rebate can vary by instrument and the broker’s partner terms.
Which broker suits you?
| You are… | Consider |
|---|---|
| A high-volume trader chasing the biggest rebate | Vantage Standard STP |
| A beginner starting with a small balance | XM |
| A trader who wants fast, flexible withdrawals | Exness |
Exness
Very popular for its fast, automated withdrawals and wide range of account types. The Standard account has no separate commission and pays up to $14/lot. See Exness rebates.
XM
A long-established broker with accounts that let you trade very small volumes — handy for beginners. The Standard account pays up to $15/lot. See XM rebates.
Vantage
Known for tight spreads and fast execution. Its Standard STP account pays the highest rebate we offer: up to $20/lot. See Vantage rebates.
Work out your real cost
A higher rebate doesn’t always mean a cheaper account. Compare the typical spread on the pair you trade most, subtract the rebate, and pick the lowest net cost.
Spreads change with market conditions; always check current conditions on the broker’s official website.