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[ Show/Hide ]FBS Rebates Increased — Earn 38.7% of the Spread via HighFxRebates
We’ve boosted our FBS rebate rate to 38.7% of the spread on eligible trades. Payouts are weekly to your HighFxRebates (HFR) account. Your trading conditions do not change—same spreads, leverage, and execution; rebates are extra savings.
Activate now: FBS rebates on HighFxRebates
What’s new
- Higher cashback: 38.7% of the spread returned as rebates.
- Simple schedule: Rebates are credited weekly to your trading account.
- Works across major instruments & account types. See our FBS Rebates (rates & steps) for current coverage.
New to rebates? Learn the basics: What are forex rebates?
How to activate FBS Rebates?
- New to FBS
- Open FBS via HFR: Activate FBS rebates
- Create/Log in to HFR and add your FBS account.
- Once confirmed by the HFR team, trade as usual and receive weekly rebates.
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- Already have an FBS account
- Send an email to [email protected] with the following details to request a change to your partner: 1. Your full name and account number. 2. Our IB name and Partner ID; (Partner ID: 39159) (Partner Name: piprebate)
- Once the FBS team confirms your account is transferred, log in to HFR and add your existing FBS account to your HFR account.
- Once confirmed by the HFR team, trade as usual and receive weekly rebates.
Important notes & eligibility
- Correct HFR referral/linkage is required.
- KYC with FBS is mandatory.
- Rates and eligible products can vary by region/account type—always check the Rebates tab on our FBS page.
- Broker rules apply. For example, FBS does not pay commission on trades where the open–close price difference is below 5.9 pips/points, so those trades won’t receive rebates.
- Rebates do not change your spreads, leverage, or execution.
Disclaimer
This news is for information only—HighFxRebates is not a broker or adviser; rebates depend on broker confirmation and local rules, and trading forex/CFDs/crypto carries significant risk, including loss of capital.