Multiply eligible trading fees by the rebate percentage. The result is a reduction in fee cost, not trading profit. Always distinguish gross fees, rebate amount and net fees paid.
Transparent formula
Rebate = trading volume × fee rate × eligible rebate rate; net fee = gross fee − rebate
Worked example
At
00,000 monthly turnover and a 0.05% fee, gross fees equal $50. A 20% eligible rebate returns
0, leaving a $40 net fee before spread, slippage and funding.
Use this sequence
- Enter realistic monthly turnover.
- Choose the correct spot or futures rate.
- Apply only the verified rebate percentage.
- Compare net fee, not rebate size alone.
Common mistakes
- Using deposit amount instead of turnover.
- Applying the rebate to spread or funding.
- Annualizing an unverified promotional rate.
Verify next
Frequently asked questions
Is trading volume the same as account balance?
No. Turnover is the sum of executed trade notional and can be much larger than balance.
Does every trade receive a rebate?
Eligibility depends on the exchange, product, region, account status and campaign terms.
Can rebates offset losses?
They reduce fee drag but do not change market PnL or eliminate risk.
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