LiteFinance

LiteFinance Rebate Rates

The tables below show the cashback you receive through RebateGain, credited as monthly cashback. What you earn depends on your account type and what you trade.

The rebate is measured differently by account. On an ECN account it is a fixed amount in US dollars per lot. On Classic and Cent accounts it is paid in points per lot, where each point converts to cash based on the instrument (the Cent account uses the same point figures on the smaller cent lot). For shares and cryptocurrencies, every account earns a percentage of the trade value.

One thing to be clear about: these are points, not pips. LiteFinance prices to five decimal places, so 10 points equal 1 pip. A rebate of 5.81 points is therefore about 0.58 of a pip, not 5.81 pips.

Rebates by Account Type

These are representative of each category; per-instrument rates vary, and some forex minors and crosses pay more. The figures come from the broker’s current markups and commissions, so they can change if it updates its list.

What Is LiteFinance Cashback?

LiteFinance cashback is a share of the trading cost you pay, returned to you on every lot you trade. It is also called a forex rebate. When you trade through RebateGain, part of the spread or commission that would normally stay with the broker is paid back to you instead, whether the trade wins or loses.

It does not cost you anything extra. The broker pays a commission to its partners based on the volume their clients trade. RebateGain receives a portion of that and returns part of it to you as monthly cash back. Your spread, your platform, and your trading conditions stay exactly as they were.

Every trade carries this cost regardless of how it ends. Whether a position closes in profit or at a loss, the spread is already paid. The cashback hands back a slice of money you were spending either way.

Because it is tied to volume rather than to results, it rewards activity, not luck. A trader running 50 lots a month and one running 500 are both paid on what they actually trade, at the same per-lot rate.

How to Get LiteFinance Rebate

Setting it up takes a few minutes and does not change how you trade afterward.

1. Register your LiteFinance account through RebateGain so your trading volume is linked to your rebate.

2. Fund the account and trade as you normally would, on whichever account suits you.

3. Your cashback accrues per lot and is paid as monthly cashback, tracked in your RebateGain dashboard.

4. Withdraw your accumulated rebate to your preferred crypto wallet.

RebateGain currently pays in crypto: USDT and USDC across networks including Tron (TRC-20), BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20), Ethereum (ERC-20), Polygon and Solana, plus Bitcoin. Bank transfer and e-wallet payouts are coming soon.

Already have an account with the broker? You do not need a new email or a separate cabinet. You can usually open a new trading account inside your existing profile and enter our partner code, or send a short request to the broker’s partnership team, to link your trading to RebateGain. Contact our support team and we will confirm the right step for your situation.

LiteFinance Account Types

LiteFinance offers four account types: Cent, Classic, ECN, and cTrader. They differ by minimum deposit, pricing model, and the platform they run on. Most run on MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 (cTrader runs on its own platform), and the broker also has its own app. Here is how they compare, then a closer look at each.

Cent Account

The Cent account is the entry point. It opens from $10 and trades in cent (micro) lots, so you trade real money at a fraction of the size and risk. It is built for beginners and for testing a strategy before scaling up, and leverage still reaches up to 1:1000.

Classic Account

The Classic account is the standard choice for most traders. It opens from $50, prices everything through the spread with no separate commission, and reaches leverage up to 1:1000. One clean cost, nothing added on top.

ECN Account

The ECN account is for active, cost-focused traders. Raw spreads start near 0.0 pips and a commission applies per lot, around $5 per round-turn lot. It runs on MT4 and MT5 with leverage up to 1:1000.

cTrader Account

The cTrader account brings ECN-style raw pricing to the cTrader platform, which traders choose for its depth-of-market view and advanced order tools. The commission is split: half is charged when you open a position and half when you close it.

Regulation & Safety

When you look at a broker’s regulation, the question that matters is not how many logos it lists, but which licence actually stands behind your account. Here is the straight picture for LiteFinance, which has operated since 2005, originally as LiteForex.

The good news first: one of its entities holds a European licence with CySEC, a genuine, well-established regulator. That puts LiteFinance on firmer footing than brokers that run on an international registration alone. Is it legitimate? Yes. The one thing to check before you fund is which entity your account sits under, because that, not the broker’s name, decides the protection you actually get.

CySEC (Cyprus)

LiteForex (Europe) Ltd is licensed and regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) under licence number 093/08. CySEC is a well-established European regulator, and this is the strongest licence in LiteFinance’s structure.

FSC Mauritius

LiteFinance Investment Limited is licensed by the Financial Services Commission of Mauritius. This is the entity that serves many of LiteFinance’s international clients.

St Vincent and the Grenadines

LiteFinance Global LLC is incorporated in St Vincent and the Grenadines. Worth knowing plainly: this is a company registration, not a financial licence, so an account under this entity is not overseen by a markets regulator.

One simple check protects you: open the client agreement, find the contracting entity, and match it to the list above before you deposit.

Spreads, Commissions & Fees

LiteFinance charges in one of two ways, depending on the account. The Cent and Classic accounts are spread-only, with no separate commission. The ECN and cTrader accounts use raw spreads plus a commission per lot. To compare them fairly, add the spread and the commission together for what you actually trade.

On funding costs, the broker does not charge a deposit fee and even covers the fees some providers add. Withdrawal fees depend on the method, and many options (cards, major e-wallets and crypto) are commission-free.

Deposits & Withdrawals

LiteFinance supports a wide range of funding, around 21 methods in total: bank cards, wire transfer, e-wallets such as Skrill, Neteller, Perfect Money and AdvCash, and cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT and Tron. Crypto is the fastest route, usually clearing within ten minutes to a couple of hours.

Leverage & Instruments

Leverage reaches up to 1:1000 across the accounts. As with most brokers, the top figure applies mainly to major forex pairs; more volatile markets such as cryptocurrencies, indices and metals carry lower caps, so do not assume 1:1000 on everything.

On the instrument side, LiteFinance is broad, with 600+ markets, all traded as CFDs:

Trading Platforms

LiteFinance gives you more platform choice than most brokers: MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader, and its own platform and mobile app.

MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5

The industry standard, available to download for desktop, web and mobile. Your existing EAs and chart setups carry over, and MT4 and MT5 run on every account except cTrader.

cTrader

Available on the cTrader account, chosen for its depth-of-market view and advanced order tools.

The LiteFinance platform and app

The broker has its own web platform and a mobile app on iOS and Android, with around 190 instruments, 100+ graphical tools and 75 indicators for trading and analysis on the go.

Copy trading

A built-in social trading system lets you copy experienced traders, including crypto strategies, if you prefer a hands-off approach.

Demo accounts

Free demo accounts are available on MT4 and MT5 to test a strategy or the rebate setup before funding.

MT4

Desktop · WebTrader · iOS · Android

MT5

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