How it flows
- You open and close positions, and pay a cost to the broker or exchange
- The broker calculates a commission for the Introducing Broker from that volume
- Part of that commission is returned to you as a rebate
- The rebate lands in your wallet, separate from your trading balance
Every time you open a position, you pay a cost to the broker or exchange. TradeHub is an Introducing Broker, and we pay part of that cost back to you, whether your position wins or loses.
- Comes from
- Trading costs: spread, commission, fees
- Profit condition
- None
- Received
- Automatically, in the broker or exchange wallet
- Available at
- Forex & CFD and Crypto Exchange
- Paid
- Within minutes to next day, depending on the broker
- Client funds
- With the broker or exchange, not TradeHub
TradeHub operates as a multi-broker Introducing Broker. We do not manage or hold client funds; all funds sit with the broker or exchange where your account is opened. A rebate lowers your trading costs but does not guarantee profit. Trading Forex, CFDs, and crypto carries a high level of risk. Nothing on this page is financial advice.
A rebate is a cost refund, not a profit bonus.
You already pay trading costs to the broker. Through TradeHub, part of that cost comes back to you, so your net cost is lower.
- No condition
Win or lose, it is paid
The rebate follows the volume you close, not your trading result.
- Separate
Lands in a wallet, not the trading balance
Stays separate when your trading account has a floating loss. Withdrawable under the broker's rules.
- Automatic
No claim form
Once your account is linked to TradeHub, the rebate is calculated for you.
- Minutes
The fastest
At Harmovest, the rebate lands within minutes of a position closing. Markets4you pays every 4 hours; others daily or next day.
Where a rebate comes from
It is not a gift from nowhere. It is part of a cost you already pay.
Every position has a cost: spread, commission, or fee. Part of that cost is paid by the broker to the Introducing Broker (IB) for the client volume it brings. TradeHub is the IB of each of its partner brokers.
Out of that IB commission, we pay part back to you as a rebate. The rest is our income.
A rebate does not change the price you get in the market, and there is no extra fee for you.
Three ways a rebate is calculated
Every broker and exchange has its own scheme. These are the three on TradeHub today.
| Model | How it is calculated | Example | For example at |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fixed value per lot | A fixed dollar amount for each lot closed | 10 forex lots × 7 USD = 70 USD | EC Markets, Harmovest Capital |
| Percentage of spread | The rebate grows when the spread widens | Gold, spread 22 = 7.92 USD per lot | Markets4you |
| Share of the fee | Trade fee times the rebate share | Futures, taker volume of 100,000 USD = 15 USD | Bitget (spot and futures) |
The figures above come from each broker's page and can change at any time. Check the latest on the broker's page.
Work out your own rebate
Slide the lots and pick a broker. The numbers change at once.
Estimated rebate per month
0Per year
0An illustration from the summary rates on the Forex & CFD page, not a promise of results. A rebate lowers costs and does not guarantee profit.Bitget crypto exchange: spot and futures
Crypto rebates come from fees, not lots: trading volume x fee rate x 25%.
Estimated rebate per month
0Per year
0VIP 0 fee rates from Bitget. You receive 25% of the fee paid: 50% of the TradeHub rebate, which is 50% of the fee. Example: 100,000 USD futures taker volume, a 60 USD fee, your rebate is 15 USD. An illustration, not a promise of results.When the rebate is paid
Timing differs by broker. Full detail is on each broker's page.
| Broker or exchange | Rebate paid |
|---|---|
| Harmovest Capital | Within minutes of a position closing |
| Markets4you | Every 4 hours |
| Bitget | Daily, from 14:30 WIB |
| XM | Next day at the latest |
| TMGM | Within H+1 |
| EC Markets | Within H+1 |
| CXM | Next business day |
| IC Markets | Applied on every position (Spread Discount) |
| Bitget TradFi (CFD) | Daily, from 07:30 UTC |
Keep in mind
Three things that separate a rebate from a bonus or promo.
A rebate is
- A partial refund of trading costs you already paid.
- Calculated from the volume you close, so it is paid on losing positions too.
- Separate money in the broker or exchange wallet, withdrawable under its rules.
A rebate is not
- Not a performance bonus and not a guarantee of profit.
- Not a reason to trade more often. A rebate lowers costs, it does not remove them.
- Not a replacement for risk management. Trading losses remain your losses.
Where to get a rebate
Two routes, and both are live.
- Forex & CFD9 live brokersEC Markets, TMGM, XM, Markets4you, Harmovest Capital, CXM, HFM, Bitget TradFi, and IC Markets. A per-lot rebate, a spread-based rebate, or a spread discount.
- Crypto Exchange1 live exchangeBitget is live. Binance and OKX are coming soon. A rebate from a share of fees and per-lot on CFDs.
Got it? Pick your route and register through TradeHub so the rebate is recorded from your first trade.
Getting started
Four steps, the same for a broker or an exchange.
Pick a broker or exchange
Compare on Forex & CFD or Crypto Exchange, depending on what you want to trade.
Register through the TradeHub link
Do not register directly on the broker's site. The account has to go through the TradeHub link so it connects to our network.
Verify and deposit
Complete identity verification in the broker's or exchange's system, then deposit as you need.
Link the account to TradeHub
At some brokers you need to send your account ID to our team. The broker page explains the step.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers about rebates on TradeHub.
Is a rebate legitimate?
A rebate comes from commission that brokers allocate to Introducing Brokers. TradeHub works as the IB of each partner broker and passes part of that commission back to you.
Is the rebate paid if I lose?
Yes. The rebate is calculated from the volume you close, not from the result. Win or lose, the rebate is paid.
Can I withdraw it to a local bank account?
The rebate sits in your broker or exchange wallet, separate from the trading balance. It can usually be withdrawn or moved to your trading account, but rules differ by broker. Check the broker's page.
I already have a broker account. Can I get the rebate?
Some brokers have an IB-switch procedure, for example XM and Harmovest Capital. The guide is on the broker page, or ask our team.
How much rebate can I get?
It depends on the broker, account type, instrument, and your volume. Per-lot figures and worked examples are on each broker's page. They are illustrations, not promises of results.
Does TradeHub hold my funds?
No. All deposits and withdrawals are processed directly at the broker or exchange. TradeHub only handles your rebate.
Do Prop Firms also give a rebate?
Not yet. Today TradeHub rebates come from Forex & CFD and Crypto Exchange. The Prop Firms page is still coming soon.
The same costs, partly paid back
You trade as usual. The difference: part of the cost comes back to your wallet.
- Rebate from
- Forex & CFD, Crypto Exchange
- Profit condition
- None
- Received in
- Broker or exchange wallet
- Client funds
- Not with TradeHub
Through TradeHub, at no cost
- Automatic rebate
- Exclusive promos
- Direct help
- Switch IB
- Free learning
- Community
Risk warning. A rebate lowers trading costs but does not guarantee profit. Trading Forex, CFDs, and crypto carries a high level of risk and you can lose all of your capital. TradeHub is an independent Introducing Broker and does not hold client funds.