Backcom Exness là gì: definition, per-lot rates and how the rebate is calculated
An independent explainer of the backcom (hoàn phí) model: published rebate rates for each account type, a worked 1-lot XAU/USD example, daily crediting mechanics, and the steps for having a rebate applied through a partner link or a Change Partner request.
Open Exness Account →Backcom (hoàn phí) is a partner-side refund of part of a trader's trading costs, credited automatically every day to the trading account like a deposit (per traderviet.blog). The money comes from the reward Exness allocates to introducing partners under its official rebate system (source: Exness Partners Help Centre). Published Standard-account rates are roughly 36–40% of the spread — about $14.4 per lot on XAU/USD (per backcom.vn).
How a backcom on Exness accounts is calculated, credited and set up
- Exness pays its introducing partners a share of the trading costs of clients they refer — up to 40% of those costs 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 as a backcom, with daily, weekly or monthly payout options (source: Exness Partners Help Centre, "All about the rebate system").
- On Standard accounts, where the trading cost is the spread with no commission, Vietnamese rebate services publish rates of roughly 36–40% of the spread, which works out to about $14.4 per lot on XAU/USD and about $3.2 per lot on EURUSD (sources: backcom.vn; bluesnyaiper.com).
- Pro accounts are typically quoted at up to 25% of the spread, while Raw Spread and Zero accounts — where the cost is mostly commission rather than spread — carry fixed per-lot amounts of about $2 on FX pairs and $2.7–3.25 on gold (sources: backcom.vn; tinhte.vn thread on per-lot backcom).
- Worked example: when a trader closes 1 lot of XAU/USD on a Standard account at the commonly published rate, about $14.4 is credited back to the trading account (per backcom.vn), calculated on the closed lot regardless of the individual trade's result — it reduces the effective spread cost of that trade, not the market risk of the position.
- The rebate is typically credited automatically every day to the trading account like a deposit, with a daily calculation cut-off around 04:00 server time for trades closed that day, and the funds can then be used for trading or withdrawn through standard Exness withdrawal methods (sources: traderviet.blog; duynenfx.com).
- A backcom applies only to trading accounts opened under a partner's link; a trader with an existing profile can send Exness support a Change Partner request via Live Chat — approval typically takes 24–72 hours, and the rebate then applies only to a new trading account created after the change (sources: traderviet.blog; duynenfx.com; nududo.com guide).
- Per-lot figures differ between brokers and services because the underlying spread differs: fntradinglab.com's XAU/USD comparison shows about $18 per lot at XM, $16.5 at Vantage and $14.4 at Exness, and the XM figure is higher mainly because its wider Standard spread produces a bigger partner share — so a bigger rebate does not automatically mean a lower total cost, since total cost equals the spread paid minus the rebate.
- Cautions: rebates generated by artificial churning volume are voided by the broker and self-rebate registrations are auto-detected with payments stopped (sources: PaybackFX broker page; Exness Partners Help Centre); some dishonest IBs enable partner spread markup and pay the "rebate" out of the client's own overpayment, so community guides advise comparing live spreads against the broker's published ones (per backcomhub.com warning article); and CFD trading itself carries a high risk of loss that no rebate offsets.
Published backcom rates by account type (Vietnamese-market services, July 2026)
| Account type | Cost structure | Published backcom rate | Per-lot examples | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | No commission; cost is the spread | ≈36–40% of the spread | XAU/USD ≈ $14.4/lot; EURUSD ≈ $3.2/lot | backcom.vn; bluesnyaiper.com |
| Standard Cent | No commission; cost is the spread (cent-sized lots) | Not covered by the cited published tables | — | — |
| Pro | No commission; cost is the spread | Up to 25% of the spread | Varies with the symbol's spread | backcom.vn |
| Raw Spread | Commission-based; cost is mostly the per-lot commission rather than the spread | Fixed amount per closed lot | FX ≈ $2/lot; gold ≈ $2.7–3.25/lot | backcom.vn; tinhte.vn per-lot thread |
| Zero | Commission-based; commission is the main cost on major pairs | Fixed amount per closed lot | FX ≈ $2/lot; gold ≈ $2.7–3.25/lot | tinhte.vn per-lot thread |
Frequently asked questions
Backcom Exness được bao nhiêu — how much is the rebate per closed lot?
Published tables quote roughly 36–40% of the spread on Standard accounts — about $14.4 per lot on XAU/USD and about $3.2 per lot on EURUSD (sources: backcom.vn; bluesnyaiper.com). Pro accounts are quoted at up to 25% of the spread, while Raw Spread and Zero accounts carry fixed amounts of about $2 per lot on FX and $2.7–3.25 per lot on gold (per the tinhte.vn per-lot thread). The exact figure depends on the account type, the symbol traded and the individual service's published table.
How and when is a backcom credited?
It is typically credited automatically every day to the trading account like a deposit, with a daily calculation cut-off around 04:00 server time for trades closed that day (sources: traderviet.blog; duynenfx.com). The amount is calculated on closed lots regardless of the individual trade's result, and it reduces effective trading costs rather than offsetting market risk. The credited funds can be withdrawn through standard Exness withdrawal methods.
Hướng dẫn cài backcom — how is a rebate set up on an existing profile?
A rebate applies only to trading accounts opened under a partner's link, so a trader with an existing profile submits a Change Partner request to Exness support via Live Chat; approval typically takes 24–72 hours (sources: traderviet.blog; duynenfx.com; nududo.com guide). After approval, the rebate applies only to a new trading account created under the new partner — existing accounts keep their previous attribution. The Exness Help Centre article "Can I find out who my partner is?" explains how a client can check the current attribution via support.
Is a backcom an incentive paid by the broker itself?
No — the Exness Help Centre confirms the broker does not run credit-based incentive schemes of its own; a backcom is a partner-side cost refund (source: Exness Help Centre). The refunded amount is funded from the partner side under the broker's official rebate system, which is why rates differ from one service to another (source: Exness Partners Help Centre). Any quoted figure should be checked against the individual service's published table.