Choosing the right broker can significantly influence your overall trading costs and potential IB Rebate earnings. Each broker has different commission structures, spreads, and trading conditions.
IB Rebate is based on the commission generated from trading activity. The total commission is set by the broker, while the IB (Introducing Broker) determines how much percentage is shared back to traders.
Below is a simple comparison of popular brokers supported in the Pipheroes IB Rebate Program.
📊 Broker Rebate Comparison Table
| Broker | Rebate Type | Strength | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| HFM | Variable IB Commission Share | Stable execution & trusted broker | Depends on account type, volume, and IB setting |
| Exness | Spread-based commission share | Low spread, high flexibility | Rebate depends on instrument and IB setup |
| XM | Tier-based IB commission share | Good for beginner traders | Fixed broker commission + IB percentage split |
| FBS | Flexible commission sharing | High promotions & bonuses | Depends on account category and IB settings |
| Valetax | Variable IB commission share | Flexible trading conditions | Depends on trading volume and IB setup |
| IC Markets | ECN commission sharing | Very low spread & high liquidity | Popular for scalping & high-volume trading |
💡 What This Really Means
There is no fixed rebate amount across all brokers. Instead, rebate is a percentage of trading commission that is shared between the broker, the IB, and the trader.
This is why IB Rebate earnings can vary even when traders use similar trading volume.
📊 General Rebate Insight
• Around $2 – $10 per lot (general estimate)
• Can be higher or lower depending on broker and IB percentage split
⚠️ Important Note
IB Rebate is not a fixed income. It depends on broker commission structure, IB settings, and trading volume.
🔥 Start Earning Rebate with Pipheroes
You can start earning cashback from your trading activity through the Pipheroes IB Rebate Program.
