How to get your Exness rebate: setup, payout and checks

In this article8

1. How to get Exness rebate in three steps
2. The referral code and how to keep your registration linked
3. When and where your rebate is paid
4. What to do if you already have an Exness account
5. Why your rebate may not be recorded
6. Where to check Exness rebate rates
7. Frequently asked questionsShow subsections
8. Conclusion

To receive an Exness rebate, you need to register with the correct partner, complete verification and trade on an account linked to the programme. This guide covers the steps, payment schedule and checks to make if a rebate has not arrived. If you already have an Exness account, there are two routes to consider: registering with another email address or requesting a partner transfer.

Last updated: 09/10/2026.

How to get Exness rebate in three steps

A rebate is a share of partner commission that Backcom VN returns to you based on eligible trading volume. Exness cashback applies to both winning and losing trades because it relates to trading costs already incurred. There is no fee to join the programme and no minimum trading volume requirement. Eligibility still depends on completing the registration process and using the correct account.

1. Register with Exness through Backcom VN’s referral link. During registration, make a point of entering the code backcomio. If you are using a browser, open a private browsing tab before starting. Registering directly without the Backcom referral link will not qualify your account for rebates under this programme.

2. Complete KYC in your Exness account. Use one of these three documents: a citizen identity card, driving licence or passport. Enter your details accurately to avoid verification being rejected. Creating login credentials is only the first step; you must also complete account verification. Check the details you submit against your chosen identity document.

3. Fund and trade on your linked Exness account. Rebates are credited automatically to the trading account. The programme covers live accounts, not demo accounts, and a trade must close before its volume counts. For help setting up the platform, follow the guide to logging into Exness on MT4/MT5 and check the account number before trading.

The referral code and how to keep your registration linked

Backcom VN’s Exness referral code is backcomio. Check this during registration: having an Exness account does not automatically mean it is linked to Backcom VN. An account registered under another partner will not move into this programme automatically either. The partner association needs to be checked separately from whether your account is open and usable.

When registering through a browser, use a private browsing tab to reduce the risk of losing the referral association. Enter the code manually as well, rather than relying solely on clicking the link, so you can check the characters directly. Private browsing helps with the registration process, but it does not replace checking the partner code itself.

After registering, use the Check Backcom Exness tool on Backcom VN. Enter your UID or account number to look up the account’s status and rebate rate. Use the details of the account you actually trade on. If the result does not match what you expect, check the partner link before calculating an anticipated payment.

When and where your rebate is paid

Item	Exness
Payment type	Direct
Payment frequency	Daily
Processing window	From 11h – 13h daily
Payment destination	Trading account
Minimum rebate	None required
Payment currency	USD/USC

Your Exness rebate payout goes to your Exness trading account. The Backcom VN dashboard is for tracking and reconciliation; to confirm receipt, check the trading account as well. A figure displayed on the dashboard is not, by itself, evidence that your Exness balance has increased by the same amount. Look for the corresponding credit in the receiving account.

A daily payment cycle does not mean a rebate appears immediately after each trade. When reconciling payments, distinguish the time a trade closes from the payment processing window. Open trades have no qualifying volume yet. Including them in your expected total will create a difference between your own calculation and the volume recorded for rebates.

Once credited, Exness cashback can be used for further trading or withdrawn through Exness. The programme has no minimum rebate requirement. However, receiving a credit and making a withdrawal are separate steps. The Exness deposit and withdrawal guide explains how to handle the withdrawal through your account; verify the available withdrawal conditions there before proceeding.

What to do if you already have an Exness account

The first option is to create a new Exness registration with another email address. Register through Backcom VN’s referral link, enter backcomio and verify your identity with a citizen identity card, driving licence or passport. Exness allows one KYC document to be used for up to 10 accounts. Check that this allowance still applies before registering, then fund and trade on the newly linked account once verification is complete.

This is the preferred route in the registration process. A new registration with a different email address is distinct from continuing to use an existing account linked to another introducing broker, or IB. A different email address alone is not enough: the referral association and KYC must also be completed for the new registration.

The second option is an Exness IB transfer if you do not want a new registration. Request the partner change within your Exness account using the following sequence:

• Log into Exness, open Profile and select Live Chat.
• Send “Change partner” to request a change of partner code.
• Click the link sent by the bot to open the partner change form; log into Exness, then return and click the link again.
• Select “Trading signals” as the reason and paste Backcom VN’s partner link associated with backcomio.
• Click Submit and wait 24–48 hours for an email confirming the successful partner change.
• After Exness approves the change, create a new MT4/MT5 account and trade on that account to receive rebates.

The final step is easy to overlook: submitting a request does not complete the transfer. Wait for confirmation, then create a new MT4/MT5 account as required by the process. You can also review the IB transfer procedure and points to check before starting. Confirm approval before treating the new partner association as active.

Why your rebate may not be recorded

A missing rebate may relate to registration, verification, the account in use or the timing of your check. The table below gives possible causes to investigate. It does not establish the cause for every account, so compare each possibility with your own account details and trading history before drawing a conclusion.

What you see	Common cause	What to check
Registered, but no Backcom association appears	Direct registration or a lost referral association	Check backcomio; look up your UID/account number with Check Backcom Exness
An existing account is not recognised	The account is still linked to another IB or has moved to another partner	Check partner status and the IB transfer confirmation email
Verification is rejected	Incorrect KYC details were submitted	Compare your submitted details with your identity document
Trades do not count after an IB change	You are still trading on the old MT4/MT5 account	Check that you created and are using a new MT4/MT5 account after approval
There are trades, but no qualifying volume	Trades remain open or the account is a demo	Check live/demo account status and whether the trades have closed
Your calculation exceeds the displayed amount	You included open trades or checked before processing	Count only closed-trade volume and reconcile again against the daily cycle

Work through the checks in this order: correct account number, correct partner, completed KYC, live account, closed trades and finally the applicable rebate rate. This separates eligibility or recording problems from differences in your calculations. Compare the Backcom VN dashboard with the broker’s trading history, making sure both sets of figures refer to the same account and closed trades.

If you still cannot locate the discrepancy, follow the checks for a rebate that has not arrived and prepare your UID or account number together with the relevant trading history. Backcom VN offers Vietnamese-language support through Telegram and Zalo. Receiving rebates does not require you to provide your account password.

Where to check Exness rebate rates

The advertised headline rebate is up to $14.4/lot. Your actual rate depends on the account type and instrument traded. Do not multiply the maximum rate by your entire trading volume and treat the result as the amount you will receive. The maximum is a headline figure, not a rate that applies across every account and instrument.

Individual instrument rates are not listed here because each symbol’s rate varies by account type and over time. Check the current Exness rebate rates by instrument and select the correct account type and symbol before calculating an estimate. Matching those details matters more than starting with the largest figure shown.

Eligible account types include Standard, Standard Cent, Pro, Raw Spread and Zero. Consider their trading conditions alongside the rebate; the Exness account type comparison can help you review the differences. A larger rebate alone does not establish that an account is more suitable for the way you trade.

Rebates do not change an account’s spread, leverage or trading conditions. To assess the remaining cost, compare the rebate with the total cost of a trade. Exness also has limitations: a limited selection of stock instruments and no MT availability in some regions. Check instrument and platform availability with Exness for your region; rebates do not resolve these restrictions.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a fee to register for Exness rebates?

There is no joining fee. You need to register or link your Exness account through Backcom VN using backcomio and complete the required process. Free registration does not mean trading is free: the account’s trading costs still apply, and the rebate returns only part of those costs.

Do losing Exness trades qualify for rebates?

Yes. Both winning and losing trades count if their volume is eligible. A trade must close before its volume is recorded. The rebate returns part of the trading cost; it does not cancel the loss on a trade or make the outcome profitable.

Which account receives the Exness rebate?

The money is credited directly to your Exness trading account on a daily cycle. Check the credit in that account and compare it with the Backcom VN dashboard. The processing window runs from 11h to 13h daily, so distinguish that window from the time your trade closed.

How many lots must I trade to receive an Exness rebate?

The programme has no minimum trading volume and no minimum rebate amount. You still need a correctly linked live account and eligible volume from closed trades. The absence of a minimum does not remove those requirements or make open trades count towards a payment.

Can I receive rebates on my old MT4/MT5 account after changing IB?

The partner transfer process requires you to create a new MT4/MT5 account after Exness approves the change and trade on that account. Do not treat the IB transfer confirmation email as permission to continue receiving rebates through your old trading account. Complete the new-account step as well.

Conclusion

Receiving Exness rebates depends on three things: registering with the correct code, backcomio, completing KYC and trading on an eligible account. If you transfer from another IB, creating a new MT4/MT5 account after approval is an essential part of the process. Check the account you use against these requirements before estimating rebates.

When reconciling a payment, compare closed-trade volume, the rate for the relevant instrument and the credit received under the daily payment cycle. Treat rebates as a reduction in trading costs. The maximum advertised rate cannot replace checking the conditions that apply to your account or assessing the risks of the trades themselves.

This article is for information only. It is not investment advice and not a promise of returns. Leveraged forex and CFD trading carries a high level of risk and can result in the loss of your entire capital. Each broker’s figures and conditions change over time — check them against the broker’s own page before you act.