What is forex cashback?
Every time you open and close a position, your broker charges a trading cost — usually the spread, a commission, or both. Forex cashback returns a share of that cost to you after the trade is closed and reported by the broker. It is not a bonus, a signal service or an investment product: it is a partial refund of costs you have already incurred.
Because cashback is tied to executed volume rather than profit or loss, it applies to winning and losing trades alike. It reduces the cost side of your trading; it does not create profit and does not remove market risk.
How broker rebates work
The broker pays the introducer
Brokers operate partner programmes that pay a share of trading revenue to the partner who introduced the account. TakeBack FX participates in those programmes and passes an agreed share of that rebate back to the trader whose account generated it.
The broker remains the source of truth
Volume, spreads, commissions and rebate amounts are all reported by the broker. TakeBack FX never recalculates or estimates those figures — the platform caches what the broker reports and displays it to you in one place.
How TakeBack FX works
You create a TakeBack FX account, choose a supported broker, and either open a new trading account under the TakeBack FX partner link or connect an existing one. Once the broker confirms that the account is allocated to TakeBack FX, rebate reporting for that account starts flowing into your dashboard.
A full walkthrough of each stage is on the how it works page.
Cashback does not change how you trade
Cashback sits outside your trading account. Your broker, platform, execution, leverage, spreads and strategy stay exactly as they are. TakeBack FX places no trades, gives no trading advice and never has permission to act on your account — it only reads the rebate reporting the broker makes available.
There is no requirement to trade more, trade differently, or hold positions longer. Trading forex and CFDs carries a high level of risk, and cashback does not eliminate that risk.
Tracking your cashback
Your dashboard shows the connected trading accounts, the rebate activity reported for each one, your accumulated cashback balance and your payout history. Every entry can be traced back to the broker report it came from, so the numbers you see are the numbers the broker published.
When you are ready to be paid, you request a payout from the same dashboard. See the FAQ for details on timing and payout methods.