What is the Exness Rebate for Nigerian Traders?
An Exness rebate is a portion of the spread you pay on every trade, returned to your account. When you open an Exness account through RebatePrinter's IB link, your trading conditions stay exactly the same — same spreads, same execution, same leverage. The only difference is that you get paid back 40% of what you pay in spread, every single day.
For a Nigerian trader doing 50 standard lots per month on EURUSD, that's roughly $1,750 in monthly cashback that would otherwise go to Exness. RebatePrinter exists to put that money back in your account.
Nigerian traders are among the most active Exness users in Africa. If you're trading Exness without a rebate, you are the only person in the transaction not getting paid.
Exness Rebate Rates for Nigerian Traders
Rates below apply to new Exness accounts opened through RebatePrinter. Existing accounts may be transferable — contact us.
| Account Type | Rebate Structure | Typical Rate | Instruments |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | 40% of spread | ~$7.00/lot forex | Forex, Metals, Indices, Crypto |
| Standard Plus | 40% of spread | ~$7.50/lot forex | Forex, Metals, Indices |
| Pro | 25% of spread | ~$4.50/lot forex | Forex, Metals |
| Raw Spread | $0.10–$200/lot | Varies by instrument | All instruments |
| Zero | $0.10–$200/lot | Varies by instrument | All instruments |
How to Get the Exness Rebate as a Nigerian Trader
- Click our IB link to open a new Exness account (takes 5 minutes, standard KYC)
- Complete verification — Exness accepts Nigerian national ID and utility bills
- Deposit using Exness's NGN bank transfer option (no forex conversion needed)
- Trade as you normally would — rebates accumulate automatically
- Withdraw monthly to USDT TRC20 or M-Pesa
If you already have an Exness account, it can often be transferred to our IB. Contact us and we'll handle it — takes 24–48 hours.
Why Nigerian Traders Choose Exness
Exness has been one of the most popular brokers in Nigeria for years for specific reasons: instant withdrawals (Exness processes over 98% of withdrawals automatically), no restrictions on trading strategies including scalping and news trading, and NGN-denominated account funding which avoids the additional costs of currency conversion.
Exness is regulated by the FSCA (South Africa) — the nearest Tier 1 regulator to the West African region — providing meaningful protection for African traders compared to brokers using offshore-only regulation.
Exness Rebate vs. Other Brokers for Nigerian Traders
Nigerian traders typically choose between Exness, IC Markets, XM and HFM. Here's how the rebate stacks up for a typical Nigerian forex trader doing 100 lots/month of primarily EURUSD:
| Broker | Rebate Rate | Monthly Rebate (100 lots) | Withdrawal Options |
|---|---|---|---|
| Exness | 40% spread / $7/lot | ~$700 | USDT, M-Pesa, Bank |
| HFM | Up to $29.7/lot | Up to $2,970 | USDT, Bank |
| XM | $9.00/lot | $900 | USDT, Bank |
| IC Markets | $7.00/lot Raw | $700 | USDT, Bank |
For pure rebate value, HFM's premium tier pays more per lot. For traders who prioritise withdrawal speed and execution, Exness is a strong choice. Use our Rebate Optimizer to calculate the best broker for your specific trading volume and instrument mix.