FXPro

FXPro Rebate Rates

Through RebateGain you earn a rebate on every FXPro trade, credited as Monthly Cash Back. FXPro prices through variable spreads, so the rebate is a percentage of the spread rather than a fixed cash amount. At the current tier you receive 14% of the spread, which is 70% of the rebate FXPro pays RebateGain. As your trading volume grows, that share can rise up to 28% of the spread.

FXPro Rebates by Platform

The rebate depends on the platform you trade on and the asset class. Find your platform in the columns below.

On cTrader, Forex and Metals also earn a rebate on the per-million-USD commission FXPro charges, on top of the spread share. N/A means the rebate is not offered on that platform for that asset class. The trader share starts at 14% of the spread and can rise up to 28% as your volume grows. Rebates are credited as Monthly Cash Back; because spreads float, the cash value varies by instrument and market conditions. Rates follow the current FXPro partner schedule and may change if the broker updates its terms.

What Is FXPro Cashback?

Every time you trade, you pay FXPro through the spread, and on some accounts a commission. FXPro shares part of that with RebateGain for sending the client, and RebateGain passes 70% of it back to you. Because FXPro spreads are variable, the rebate is a percentage of the spread rather than a fixed dollar amount, so the cash value of each rebate depends on the live spread at the time you trade. It is paid monthly, win or lose, and it does not widen your spread or change how you trade.

How to Get FXPro Rebates?

Open an FXPro account through RebateGain, or link an existing account by adding the RebateGain partner code (you can usually do this from your FXPro profile or by asking FXPro support to set the introducing partner). Then trade as usual on MT4, MT5, cTrader or FxPro Edge. Your rebate is tracked and paid as Monthly Cash Back through RebateGain. Payouts are currently made in crypto, including USDT and USDC on several networks, with bank and e-wallet options planned.

FXPro Overview

FXPro is a forex and CFD broker and one of the more heavily regulated companies retail traders can use, established in 2006. The FXPro group holds licenses with the FCA in the United Kingdom, CySEC in Cyprus, the FSCA in South Africa, the SCB in the Bahamas, and the DFSA in Dubai. It runs on MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, and cTrader, and runs a no-dealing-desk execution model. The sections below set out its accounts, regulation, costs, funding, and platforms so you can judge whether it fits the way you trade.

FXPro Account Types

FXPro organises its accounts around the platform you choose rather than a long list of tiers. The Standard account runs on MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 with the cost built into the spread, while the cTrader account uses raw spreads with a commission per lot. Confirm the current account line-up and any regional minimums in your client portal, as they can vary by entity.

Standard Account

The Standard account runs on MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5, with the trading cost built into the spread and no separate commission. The minimum deposit is $100, though it makes sense to fund enough to manage risk properly on the sizes you plan to trade. For most traders who want MetaTrader with one simple cost figure, this is the default.

cTrader Account

The cTrader account runs on the cTrader platform, with raw spreads and a commission per lot. It opens from $700 and suits active traders who prefer cTrader’s depth-of-market view and order tools. Confirm whether the commission is charged per side or per round turn before you trade, since that changes the headline number.

Regulation & Safety

FXPro regulation is one of its strongest points. The FXPro company holds licenses across five authorities, which is more than most brokers carry. As always, the license that actually covers your account depends on the entity you register under, so open your client agreement and confirm the contracting entity before funding.

FCA (United Kingdom)

FxPro UK Limited holds authorization from the UK Financial Conduct Authority. The FCA is one of the most rigorous regulators in the world, with strict capital, governance, and conduct requirements. Retail clients under the FCA entity get leverage capped at 1:30, negative balance protection, and eligibility for FSCS compensation up to 85,000 pounds.

CySEC (Cyprus)

FxPro Financial Services Ltd is regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission, the EU regulator for the Cyprus market. CySEC firms meet MiFID-aligned standards, and retail clients under a CySEC entity get 1:30 leverage, negative balance protection, and Investor Compensation Fund cover up to 20,000 euro.

FSCA (South Africa)

FXPro is also authorized by the Financial Sector Conduct Authority, the conduct regulator for financial services in South Africa. The FSCA license confirms the entity meets the authority’s standards for operating in the South African market.

SCB (The Bahamas)

FxPro Global Markets Ltd holds a license with the Securities Commission of The Bahamas. This is the entity that commonly serves international clients, and it is the one that allows higher leverage than the EU and UK entities permit. Confirm your exact cap with FXPro for your region.

DFSA (Dubai)

FXPro is also regulated by the Dubai Financial Services Authority, the regulator for firms operating from the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC). A DFSA license requires the entity to meet the authority’s capital, client-money segregation, and conduct standards.

Spreads, Commissions & Fees

FXPro charges in one of two ways. The Standard account is spread-based, with the cost in the spread and no separate commission. The cTrader account uses raw spreads plus a commission per lot. Where a commission applies, check whether it is charged per side or per round turn, since that doubles the headline number.

FXPro 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 session. Check the current schedule for any swap, inactivity, or withdrawal fees that apply to your account.

Deposits & Withdrawals

FXPro supports the usual funding channels: bank cards, bank transfer, and e-wallets. The exact methods, minimums, and processing times depend on your region and the entity you register under, so confirm the current list and the expected withdrawal time inside your client portal before funding.

Two habits are worth keeping with any broker: 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

FXPro leverage depends heavily on the entity and region you register under. Under the FCA in the UK and CySEC in the EU, retail clients are capped at 1:30 by the regulator. Clients under the broker’s non-EU entities can access higher caps, so check the figure that applies to you in your client portal rather than assuming a single number. As with most brokers, the top leverage is for major forex pairs; metals, indices, and crypto carry lower limits.

On the instrument side, FXPro 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

FXPro runs on MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, and cTrader, alongside its own FxPro platform and a web trader.

MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5

These are the industry standard for retail forex and CFD trading. You can download the FXPro MT4 and MT5 platforms for desktop, web, or mobile, and any custom expert advisors, indicators, or chart setups carry across to FXPro without rebuilding. MT5 adds more timeframes, a built-in economic calendar, and broader asset coverage.

cTrader

cTrader is available on the dedicated cTrader account, chosen by traders who prefer its depth-of-market view and advanced order tools. It is a different interface from MetaTrader, so try it on a demo first if you have not used it before.

FxPro platform, web trader and app

FXPro also offers its own platform and a browser-based web trader, plus a mobile app, for account management and trading without installing software. TradingView access is offered too in some regions. Confirm the current platform line-up in your client portal, since it can change.

Demo accounts

Demo accounts are available so you can test a strategy or get used to a platform before funding a live account.

MT4

Desktop · WebTrader · iOS · Android

MT5

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

cTrader

Desktop · WebTrader · iOS · Android · Mac OS

FXPro App

iOS · Android

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