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EUR-USD Rebate Calculator – Forex Cashback Per Lot

Use our EUR-USD Rebate Calculator to instantly calculate how much forex cashback you can earn from trading the EUR-USD currency pair. Rebates are paid per traded lot and can significantly reduce your overall trading costs.

What Is a EUR-USD Forex Rebate Calculator?

A EUR-USD forex rebate calculator helps traders estimate the cashback paid by rebate or IB programs for each completed EUR-USD trade. This cashback is a portion of the spread or commission returned to the trader, regardless of whether the trade closes in profit or loss.

How EUR-USD Forex Rebates Are Calculated

  • 1 standard lot = 100,000 units
  • 1 pip on EUR-USD ≈ $10 per standard lot (USD account)
  • Rebates are usually paid per lot or per pip

Example:
If your EUR-USD rebate rate is 0.7 pips, you receive approximately $7 per standard lot. Trading 10 lots results in $70 cashback.

How to Use the EUR-USD Rebate Calculator

  1. Select EUR-USD as the trading instrument
  2. Choose your trading account deposit currency
  3. Enter your rebate rate per lot (pips or cash value)
  4. Input your total traded volume in lots
  5. Click Calculate to view your rebate

EUR-USD Rebate Calculator – FAQ

Do I receive EUR-USD rebates if my trade closes in a loss?
Yes. Forex rebates are paid on every completed EUR-USD trade, regardless of whether the trade ends in profit or loss.
How much is 1 pip rebate on EUR-USD?
For a standard lot, 1 pip on EUR-USD is worth approximately $10 on a USD account. Your final rebate depends on your rebate rate and total traded volume.
Is the EUR-USD rebate calculator accurate?
The calculator provides an accurate estimate using standard pip values and current market rates. Actual rebate payments may vary slightly depending on broker conditions.
Are forex rebates an extra trading cost?
No. Forex rebates do not increase your trading costs. They return part of the spread or commission back to you as cashback.

Last updated: December 2025