Errante

Errante Rebate Rates

Through RebateGain you earn a rebate on every lot you trade with Errante, credited win or lose. The figures below are the cashback you receive, equal to 70% of the rebate Errante pays RebateGain, shown in USD per standard lot (per contract for indices, per lot for crypto). The rate depends on your account type and the instrument.

Errante Rebates by Account Type

The same instruments are covered on every account; only the rate changes. Find your account in the columns below.

Crypto rebates are shown per major coin; other altcoins follow the XRPUSD tier. Energy products (crude, spot oils, gas and oil futures) share a single rebate within each account type. Rates follow the current Errante partner schedule and may change if the broker updates its terms.

What Is Errante Cashback?

Every time you trade, you pay Errante through the spread or commission. Errante shares part of that with RebateGain for sending the client, and RebateGain passes 70% of it back to you as cashback. It is paid per lot on every trade, whether the trade wins or loses, and it does not widen your spread or change how you trade. In effect, it lowers your real cost on every position.

How to Get Errante Rebates?

Open an Errante account through RebateGain, or link an existing account by adding the RebateGain partner code (you can usually do this from inside your Errante cabinet or by asking Errante support to set the introducing partner). Then trade as you normally would on MT4, MT5 or cTrader. Your cashback is tracked per lot and paid out through RebateGain. Payouts are currently made in crypto, including USDT and USDC on several networks, with bank and e-wallet options planned.

Errante Overview

Errante is a multi-regulated forex and CFD broker, established in 2018, that runs on four platforms: MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader, and TradingView. It is regulated in the European Union by CySEC and in Seychelles by the FSA, and it opens accounts across five tiers, from a $50 standard account to a bespoke high-balance setup, plus a dedicated account that trades inside TradingView. The sections below set out its accounts, regulation, costs, funding, and platforms so you can judge whether it fits the way you trade.

Errante Account Types

Errante runs five account types. They share the same platforms and the same headline leverage on the MetaTrader and cTrader tiers; what changes between them is the minimum deposit and the trading conditions you get for it. The TradingView account is the exception, built around a different platform and a lower leverage cap.

Standard Account

The Standard account is the entry point, opening from a $50 minimum deposit with pricing built into the spread. It runs on all three of Errante’s main platforms: MT4, MT5, and cTrader. For a trader starting out or testing the broker with real money, it is the straightforward place to begin.

Premium Account

The Premium account raises the minimum to $500 and, in return, tightens the spread compared with Standard. The platforms and leverage are the same; the difference is pricing. It suits traders putting through a steadier monthly volume who feel the spread on every position.

VIP Account

The VIP account is aimed at higher-balance, active traders and carries Errante’s best standard trading conditions. It opens from $3,000. Unless you are funding at that level and trading enough size for the tighter conditions to pay off, the Standard or Premium account covers the same platforms at a lower entry.

Tailor Made Account

The Tailor Made account is a bespoke tier from $10,000, where the conditions, including leverage, are set by arrangement rather than from a fixed schedule. It is built for large balances with specific requirements. Because the terms are individual, confirm them directly with Errante before you commit.

Regulation & Safety

Errante operates under two regulators: CySEC in the European Union and the FSA in Seychelles. That gives the broker oversight in both an EU and a non-EU jurisdiction. What matters for you in practice is which of those licences actually covers the account you open.

The straightforward check is to open your client agreement, find the name of the contracting entity, and confirm which license it sits under. That entity sets the rules that apply to your balance, your leverage cap, and any compensation rights you may have.

CySEC (Cyprus, European Union)

Errante holds a license from the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission, the EU regulator for the Cyprus market. CySEC-regulated firms must meet MiFID-aligned standards for capital, client-money segregation, and conduct. Retail clients under a CySEC entity benefit from leverage capped at 1:30, negative balance protection, and eligibility for the Investor Compensation Fund up to 20,000 euro.

FSA (Seychelles)

Errante also holds a license from the Seychelles Financial Services Authority. This is the entity that commonly serves clients outside the European Union, and it is the one that allows the higher leverage figures, up to 1:1000. If the contracting entity on your account is the Seychelles one, those are the rules that apply to your leverage and compensation rights. It is a factual point worth knowing before you fund, not a reason to avoid the broker.

Spreads, Commissions & Fees

Errante prices through the spread, and the conditions improve as you move up the account tiers: the higher minimums buy tighter spreads rather than a different cost model. Where a commission applies, typically on raw-spread or cTrader setups, check whether it is charged per side or per round turn before you trade, since that effectively doubles the headline number.

Errante spreads are not published in a single, easy-to-find live table, and any “from” figure is a best-case number seen in liquid hours rather than the average you should plan around. The reliable way to read your real cost on a pair is to watch it in the platform across a normal trading session.

Deposits & Withdrawals

Errante funds through standard channels: bank cards, bank transfer, and e-wallets. The exact methods available to you, along with any minimums and processing times, depend on your region and the entity you register under, so confirm the current list inside your client portal before funding.

Two habits are worth keeping regardless of which broker you use: withdraw back to the same method you funded with, since compliance teams usually require it, and run a small test withdrawal early to confirm the process and the real timeline before larger amounts are involved.

Leverage & Instruments

Leverage reaches up to 1:1000 on the MetaTrader and cTrader accounts, while the TradingView account is capped at 1:500. The cap you actually receive depends on your entity: under CySEC in the EU, retail clients are limited to 1:30 by the regulator, while the higher figures apply on the Seychelles entity. As with most brokers, the top leverage is for major forex pairs; metals, indices, and crypto carry lower limits.

On the instrument side, Errante covers the main CFD asset classes across its platforms. The full, current list is available inside the terminal once you open an account; confirm any specific market you plan to trade before funding.

Trading Platforms

Errante gives you more platform choice than most brokers: MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader, and TradingView.

MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5

These are the industry standard for retail forex and CFD trading. If you already run custom expert advisors, indicators, or a chart setup in MT4, it carries across to Errante without rebuilding. MT5 adds more timeframes, a built-in economic calendar, and broader asset coverage. Both run on the Standard, Premium, VIP and Tailor Made accounts.

cTrader

cTrader is available for traders who prefer its depth-of-market view and advanced order tools. It runs on the same account tiers as MetaTrader, so you can choose the interface that suits how you work.

TradingView

The dedicated TradingView account lets you trade inside TradingView’s charting environment directly, which is uncommon among brokers. It is a strong fit if your analysis already lives there. Leverage on this account is 1:500, lower than the MetaTrader and cTrader tiers.

Demo accounts

Demo accounts let you test a strategy or get used to the platforms before funding a live account. It is worth running one for a few sessions to confirm the conditions you expect.

MT4

Desktop · WebTrader · iOS · Android

MT5

Desktop · WebTrader · iOS · Android · Mac OS · Linux

TradingView

Desktop · WebTrader · iOS · Android · Mac OS · Linux