Cashback Explained

What Is Cashback?

In trading, cashback is a partial refund of the cost you pay on every trade. Brokers earn from the spread or commission on your trades, and share part of it with partners like CashBak. We return the larger share of that to you.

How It Is Calculated

Each broker has a published cashback rate — usually an amount per lot traded, or a percentage of the spread. Every time you trade, your cashback is calculated automatically from that rate and added to your account.

When You Receive It

Cashback moves through clear stages — from pending verification to being added to your wallet. Some stages depend on the broker confirming the trade, which can take time. CashBak shows each stage transparently, so any delay caused by the broker is always visible to you.

CashBak never holds your funds and never asks for trading passwords. Cashback is added to your in-platform wallet, and withdrawals remain directly between you and the broker for your trading account.