“Exness cashback” is simply another name for an Exness rebate: money paid back to you for every lot you trade. Exness itself does not run a public cashback scheme for retail traders. Instead, cashback comes through partners (introducing brokers) who receive a commission from Exness and pass part of it back to you.
This guide explains where the money comes from, exactly how much you can earn with PipRefund, and how to make sure your trades count.
Where Exness cashback comes from
Exness runs a partnership programme. When a trader opens an account through a partner link, Exness pays that partner a share of the revenue generated by the trader’s volume. A cashback service keeps a small part and sends the rest to the trader.
Two things follow from this:
- Your trading costs do not change. Spreads and any commissions are the same as for a trader who signed up directly.
- The account must be linked to the partner. Cashback only works on accounts opened under the partner’s link.
How much you earn: up to $14 per lot
With PipRefund, an Exness Standard account earns up to $14 per standard lot traded. $14 is the maximum rate; the actual amount can vary by instrument and Exness’s partner terms. Cashback is calculated on closed volume and paid weekly.
The formula at the maximum rate:
Maximum cashback = Standard lots traded × $14
A standard lot is 100,000 units of the base currency. Smaller trades count proportionally: a 0.10-lot trade counts as 0.1 lot, so it earns up to $1.40.
Worked examples (at the maximum rate)
| Trading style | Lots per month | Monthly cashback (up to) | Yearly cashback (up to) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Part-time swing trader | 5 | $70 | $840 |
| Regular day trader | 20 | $280 | $3,360 |
| Active intraday trader | 50 | $700 | $8,400 |
| High-volume trader | 150 | $2,100 | $25,200 |
Try your own volume in the rebate calculator.
Example: one busy week
Suppose you place these trades in a week on your Exness Standard account:
- EURUSD: 12 trades × 0.5 lot = 6 lots
- GBPUSD: 8 trades × 0.3 lot = 2.4 lots
- USDJPY: 4 trades × 0.4 lot = 1.6 lots
Total: 10 lots × $14 = up to $140 of cashback for that week.
What cashback means for your cost per trade
Cashback works best when you think of it as a discount on trading costs. Whatever your average spread cost per lot on a Standard account, up to $14 back per lot directly lowers it. For traders who open many positions, that difference compounds over months.
Spreads on Standard accounts are floating and vary by instrument, time of day and market conditions, so we won’t quote a fixed number here. Check the latest conditions on the broker’s official website.
Which Exness accounts qualify?
PipRefund currently pays cashback on the Exness Standard account at up to $14/lot. Standard accounts are spread-only (no separate commission on most instruments), which is why they generate the highest partner revenue and the highest cashback.
Professional accounts such as Pro, Raw Spread or Zero have different pricing structures. If you trade one of these, contact us before opening the account so we can confirm what applies.
Things that can affect your cashback
- Account not linked to our partner link. Accounts opened directly, or through another partner, cannot receive our cashback.
- Very short trades. Brokers often have rules on minimum holding times or trading patterns for partner commission. Normal trading is not affected.
- Instrument differences. Partner rates on some instruments may differ from forex majors.
- Account ID not submitted. We need your trading account number to match your volume.
How to claim Exness cashback
- Open an Exness account through the partner link on our Exness broker page.
- Complete verification in your Personal Area.
- Create a Standard trading account (MT4 or MT5).
- Submit your account ID via the sign-up form.
- Trade as usual — cashback is paid weekly.
For a detailed step-by-step walkthrough, see How to Get Exness Rebates.
Already trading with Exness?
Existing accounts stay with whichever partner referred them, if any. The most reliable route is to open a new account through our link. If you’d rather keep your current setup, message us on Telegram at @pip_refund and we’ll look at your case.
How Exness compares
At up to $14/lot, Exness sits alongside XM Standard (up to $15/lot) and Vantage Standard STP (up to $20/lot) in our programme. The right choice depends on more than the rebate — withdrawals, platforms and how the broker’s pricing suits your style all matter. See our Exness vs XM vs Vantage comparison and the full Exness review.
A note on risk
Trading forex and CFDs involves a high risk of losing money. Cashback reduces your costs but does not protect you from losses. Never increase your trading volume just to earn more cashback.