Backcom Các Sàn: Comparing Published Rebate Rates Across Brokers
In the Vietnamese market, the backcom / hoàn phí niche spans more than 20 services plus active Zalo, Facebook, VOZ and tinhte communities (research, July 2026); this hub compares published per-lot rebate figures across brokers and explains why the headline number alone does not determine total trading cost.
Open Exness Account →Published backcom rates for gold differ by broker: about $18 per XAU/USD lot at XM, $16.5 at Vantage and $14.4 at Exness (per fntradinglab.com). A bigger per-lot rebate usually reflects a wider spread, because the partner share that funds it is calculated from trading costs. What matters is total cost — the spread paid minus the rebate received — not the headline rebate figure alone.
Backcom XM, Vantage, Exness, HFM, IC Markets, VT Markets: reading published rates correctly
- According to a comparison published by fntradinglab.com, the per-lot backcom on gold (XAU/USD) is roughly $18 at XM, $16.5 at Vantage and $14.4 at Exness.
- The reason XM's figure is higher is structural: its Standard-account gold spread is wider, so the partner share that funds the rebate is larger — and a bigger rebate does not automatically mean a lower total cost (per fntradinglab.com).
- The arithmetic a trader should run is: total cost = spread paid minus rebate received; the $3.60 per-lot gap between an $18 and a $14.4 gold rebate disappears whenever the spread difference on that same lot exceeds $3.60 (figures per fntradinglab.com).
- Rebate models differ by broker and account type: published rates for Exness are roughly 36–40% of the spread on Standard accounts (about $14.4 per lot on gold and $3.2 per lot on EURUSD), up to 25% of the spread on Pro, and fixed amounts of about $2 per lot on FX pairs and $2.7–3.25 per lot on gold for Raw Spread and Zero accounts (per backcom.vn; bluesnyaiper.com).
- Every broker's hoàn phí applies only to accounts registered under that broker's partner link; at Exness, an existing client must send a "Change Partner" request via Live Chat, approval typically takes 24–72 hours, and the rebate then covers only a new trading account created after the change (per traderviet.blog; duynenfx.com).
- Mechanically, Exness pays its introducing partners a share of the trading costs of clients they refer — up to 40% at the top tier (source: Exness affiliates site) — and through the broker's official rebate system a partner can pass up to 100% of that share back to the client, with daily, weekly or monthly payout frequencies (source: Exness Partners Help Centre).
- A documented risk when comparing backcom offers across brokers: some dishonest IBs enable a partner spread markup, widening the client's spread and paying the "rebate" out of the client's own overpayment, so community guides advise checking live spreads against the broker's published values before judging any rate (source: backcomhub.com).
- Rebates generated by artificial churning volume are voided by the broker, self-rebating through one's own partner link is auto-detected and payments stop, and no rebate changes the fact that leveraged CFD trading carries a high risk of loss (sources: PaybackFX; Exness Partners Help Centre).
Published gold (XAU/USD) rebate per 1 lot by broker
| Broker | Published gold rebate per 1 lot | Rebate model | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| XM | ≈ $18 | Quoted as a fixed per-lot amount; reflects a wider Standard-account spread | fntradinglab.com |
| Vantage | ≈ $16.5 | Quoted as a fixed per-lot amount | fntradinglab.com |
| Exness | ≈ $14.4 (Standard) | ≈ 36–40% of spread on Standard; fixed ≈ $2.7–3.25 per lot on Raw Spread / Zero | fntradinglab.com; backcom.vn; bluesnyaiper.com |
| HFM | No single verified figure | Varies by rebate service and account type | research, July 2026 |
| IC Markets | No single verified figure | Varies by rebate service and account type | research, July 2026 |
| VT Markets | No single verified figure | Varies by rebate service and account type | research, July 2026 |
Frequently asked questions
Does a bigger backcom per lot mean lower trading costs?
Not by itself. The rebate is funded from the partner share of trading costs, so a wider spread produces a bigger per-lot figure. In fntradinglab.com's example, XM's ≈$18 gold rebate versus Exness's ≈$14.4 reflects XM's wider Standard-account spread. The comparison that matters is spread paid minus rebate received per lot, calculated for the instruments a trader actually trades.
Why is there no fixed figure here for backcom hfm, backcom icmarket or backcom vt market?
Published rates for HFM, IC Markets and VT Markets vary from one rebate service to another and change with account type and spread model, and no single canonical figure was verified at the time of research (July 2026). Before opening an account, a trader should request the current rate in writing from the specific service and confirm the calculation model — fixed per lot or percentage of spread.
Is hoàn phí an official scheme or a marketing gift?
At Exness it is built into the partner program: the broker does not run promotional credit schemes; a rebate is a partner-side cost refund shared through the official rebate system (source: Exness Help Centre; Exness Partners Help Centre). It is calculated on closed lots regardless of an individual trade's result, and services in this niche typically credit it to the trading account daily, with a calculation cut-off around 04:00 server time for closed trades (per traderviet.blog; duynenfx.com). It reduces effective trading costs but does not remove the market risk of CFD trading.
How can a trader verify that a backcom offer is honest?
A trader can compare the live spread on the account against the broker's published spread: dishonest IBs can enable a partner spread markup and pay the "rebate" out of the client's own overpayment (source: backcomhub.com). At Exness, clients can also confirm which partner their account is linked to via support, as described in the Help Centre article "Can I find out who my partner is?".