How to Choose an Exness Rebate Service: 8 Checks Before You Switch (2026)
Short answer: choose a provider you can check yourself. A good Exness rebate service has a public Partner ID that Exness can confirm, publishes one share that is the same for every client, pays into your own Exness trading account on a schedule you can see, and never asks for your password or your money. Every rebate service, team-run or an individual IB, is paid through the same Exness partner program; what differs is how much you can verify. The eight checks below work for any provider, including us.
Last updated: 12 October 2026 · Reviewed by the OG Cashback Support team
New to rebates? Start with how the Exness rebate works, then use the eight checks below on any provider.
Exness terms and figures change over time. Check the current value in your Exness Personal Area or the Exness Help Centre before relying on it.
The 8 checks at a glance
| # | Check | How to test it |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | A public Partner ID | Exness live chat confirms it for your trading account. |
| 2 | One published share, the same for everyone | Written on the website, not only in a private chat. |
| 3 | Paid into your own trading account | A credit in your own Exness account history. |
| 4 | A payment schedule you can check | Each payment matches the trades behind it. |
| 5 | No password, deposit or trading access | The provider never asks for any of them. |
| 6 | No upsells | No signals, account management or promised returns. |
| 7 | Proof that you are connected | A checker or written confirmation for your account number. |
| 8 | Reachable support | A named service and a support email you can write to. |
1. A public Partner ID you can verify with Exness
Every Exness partner has a Partner ID, the number Exness uses to link your trading accounts to that partner. If a provider publishes it, you can confirm the link with Exness yourself.
How to test it: ask Exness live chat "Which Partner ID is trading account #X assigned to?", or compare the Partner ID in Exness's confirmation email after a partner change. More on how an Exness Partner ID works.
2. One published share, the same for everyone
A rebate is part of the partner commission Exness pays on your trades. The useful question: what share do I get back, and is it written down? A good provider publishes the share on its website, applies it to every client in the same way and does not adjust it case by case. In some private arrangements, terms agreed in a chat change later or payments stop, and the client has nothing published to point to.
A fixed share does not mean a fixed dollar amount: the per-lot figure moves with the spread and with the commission Exness pays, so an honest provider quotes it as "up to". What a fixed share means and does not mean is explained in Exness IB vs rebate service.
3. Paid into your own trading account
The easiest rebate to check arrives in the same Exness trading account that placed the trades: you see it in your own account history, and nobody holds the money in between.
Payment to a personal e-wallet, a crypto address or "on request" is not wrong in itself, but it is harder to verify, because there is no record on the Exness side. In that case, get the terms in writing and keep your own records.
4. A payment schedule you can check yourself
Ask how often the rebate is paid and which trades each payment covers. Daily or weekly payments can both work if you can match each payment with the trades behind it.
Example of a check: with our published figures, 1 lot of XAUUSD a day on a Standard account for 22 trading days returns up to $15.5 × 1 lot × 22 days = up to $341 (the XAUUSD Standard maximum, at the widest spread we have seen paid). If your credits are far below what your volume suggests, ask the provider to explain the difference; the full worked example is in Exness IB vs rebate service.
Try your own volume in the Exness cashback calculator, and see Exness rebate payout for when our credits appear.
5. Never asks for your password, a deposit or trading access
A rebate service does not need any of these: Exness makes the link, through your signup link or a partner change you request in live chat. A legitimate provider will never ask for:
- Your Exness Personal Area login, password or one-time codes.
- Your trading password or investor access "to check your trades".
- A deposit, a membership fee or a "registration fee" sent to the provider.
- Permission to trade, or to copy trades, on your account.
If a provider asks for any of these, stop. Your funds should stay with Exness only.
6. No upsells: signals, account management or promised returns
A rebate service lowers your trading cost, and that is all it should do. Be careful when it comes bundled with paid signals, a "VIP group", account management or a promised monthly return: these are separate products with their own risks.
Watch for pressure to trade more. More lots mean more rebate, but also more cost and more risk. Cashback lowers your trading costs; it does not make trading profitable.
7. Proof that you are connected
Before you trade, confirm that your trading account is really under that provider. Two kinds of proof help:
- Exness's confirmation email after a partner change. It states the new Partner ID. Only trading accounts opened after that email are covered.
- A status checker, or a written confirmation from the provider, that names your trading account number as connected.
Without either, you may find out weeks later that an account was never linked, most often because it was opened before the confirmation email. Details: how to change your Exness partner.
8. Reachable support you can write to
Before you switch, find out who runs the service and how to reach it. A named service with a support email on its website gives you a written record, which helps you sort out an account number, a missing payment or a partner change without misunderstandings.
A single personal chat account can work, but if it stops answering, you have nowhere else to go. Before you switch, send one question and see how clearly it is answered.
Red flags: when to walk away
Any one of these is a reason to stop and ask more questions, whoever the provider is:
- A request for your login, passwords or codes, or for money sent to a personal account, e-wallet or crypto address.
- Promises of profit or of a fixed monthly return.
- Rates that change from person to person, or terms agreed only in a private chat with nothing in writing.
- Per-lot figures far above what others quote, with no explanation of where the money comes from.
- A suggestion to open trading accounts under your own partner link. Exness detects self-referral and can stop the commission.
- No Partner ID, or a refusal to tell you which one.
These signs do not prove bad intent, and many private arrangements work as agreed, but the less you can check, the more you depend on trust. If your rebate has stopped or changed, see what to do when an Exness IB stops paying your rebate.
How OG Cashback meets each check
We work through the same Exness partner program as any other provider. The difference is how we run it: OG Cashback is a rebate service run by a team, with one published formula for every client.
| Check | What we do |
|---|---|
| 1. Partner ID | Public: 1165839811704103137. Verify it with Exness live chat or on our About page. |
| 2. Published share | A fixed 90% share of the partner commission for every client, never adjusted case by case. See how Exness cashback works. |
| 3. Your account | Paid automatically into the trading account that traded, as a separate credit record. We never hold client funds. |
| 4. Schedule | Once a day. A UTC day's trades are settled in the next day's calculation. |
| 5. Password and funds | We never ask for passwords, never take deposits and never access your trading account. |
| 6. Upsells | We do not sell signals, manage accounts, give investment advice or encourage you to trade more. |
| 7. Proof | A free Exness rebate checker with no login; a new account under us shows within minutes. If you leave your email in the status checker, we email you when the account is connected. |
| 8. Support | Email support@ogcashback.com. The website is available in 12 languages. |
If Exness changes the commission it pays us, the per-lot amount changes, but the 90% share does not. We do not claim that Exness endorses or certifies any rebate provider, including us.
The full comparison is in Exness IB vs rebate service, and a neutral explanation of the term in what is an Exness IB.
If you decide to switch
Ask Exness live chat for a partner change to the new Partner ID, wait for the confirmation email, then open a new trading account in the same Exness profile. Older accounts stay with your previous partner. Full steps, including internal transfers: how to change your Exness partner.
Keep in mind: A rebate reduces what you pay to trade, but it cannot turn a losing trade into a winning one. Trading Forex and CFDs carries a high risk of loss.
Frequently asked questions
What is the most important check when choosing an Exness rebate service?
Whether you can verify it yourself. The two key checks are a public Partner ID that Exness can confirm for your trading account, and payment into your own Exness trading account, where you see every credit.
Is a higher rebate per lot always better?
Not necessarily. A provider can only return part of the partner commission Exness pays it, so per-lot figures depend on the account type, the spread and the provider's partner tier. Compare the published share and whether you can check each payment.
Is a rebate service different from an Exness IB?
The mechanism is the same: every rebate service, including ours, works through the Exness partner program. The difference is how it is run. An individual IB may agree terms privately with each client, while a team-run service publishes one share for everyone.
Can a rebate provider change my rate?
In a private arrangement, the terms can change if the person decides to change them. A published share applies to every client in the same way. Ours is a fixed 90% of the partner commission; the dollar amount per lot still moves with the spread and with the commission Exness pays us.
Does Exness approve or recommend rebate services?
We do not claim that Exness endorses or certifies any rebate provider, including us. Rebate services work within the Exness partner program, and a partner change through Exness live chat is a normal process.
Related guides
- Where the money comes from, and safety: is Exness cashback legit?
- When a private rebate stops: Exness IB stopped paying your rebate.
- Switching from another partner: how to change your Exness partner.
Check us the same way.
Ask Exness which Partner ID your account is under, read our published share, and check every daily credit in your own Exness account.
How to claim cashback Open Exness account