Exness Broker
Global multi-asset broker known for instant withdrawals and tight spreads.
Rebate Rate
50% Cashback
Payout Frequency
Daily (Automated)
Stop leaving money on the table. Join KG Forex World and earn automatic daily or weekly rebates on every trade, win or lose. Partnered with Exness and Tickmill.
Getting started is easy. Turn your trading volume into real cash in just 4 simple steps.
Sign up with one of our trusted partner brokers (Exness or Tickmill) using our exclusive referral links below.
Fill out our simple verification form with your newly created broker account ID to link it to our rebate system.
Deposit funds and trade as you normally would. No strategy changes required. We track your volume automatically.
Sit back and relax. Your rebate is credited directly to your trading account daily or weekly, completely automatically.
We partner with the industry's most reputable brokers to ensure your funds are safe and payouts are seamless.
Global multi-asset broker known for instant withdrawals and tight spreads.
Rebate Rate
50% Cashback
Payout Frequency
Daily (Automated)
Premium broker offering exceptional trading conditions and deep liquidity.
Rebate Rate
50% Cashback
Payout Frequency
Weekly (Automated)
After opening your account using our links above, fill out this form to link your account to our rebate system.
In the competitive landscape of online trading, maximizing your returns is crucial. KG Forex World stands as a premier intermediary, offering traders in Nigeria a sustainable way to increase profitability through our robust forex cashback program.
Every time you place a trade, you pay a spread or commission to the broker. As an introducing broker (IB), we receive a portion of this fee. We share up to 50% of this revenue back with you, effectively lowering your overall trading costs and improving your bottom line.
Forget manual withdrawal requests. Depending on your chosen broker (Exness offers daily, Tickmill offers weekly), your cashback is calculated and credited directly to your trading account automatically. You can trade with it immediately or withdraw it.
A forex rebate is a partial refund of the spread or commission returned to a trader by the introducing broker after each executed trade, regardless of whether the trade was profitable or not. When a trader opens and closes a position, the broker earns revenue primarily through the spread (the difference between the bid and ask price) or a fixed commission per lot. In a rebate arrangement, the broker shares a portion of that revenue back to the trader — either directly through an in-house loyalty program, or indirectly through a third-party rebate provider who has a revenue-sharing agreement with the broker. Through KG Forex World, you earn up to 50% of trading costs back on every position you open.
After signing up through our referral link and registering your account details, rebates are credited automatically directly to your trading account. The rebate credited daily for Exness traders and weekly for Tickmill traders. The rebate amount is calculated based on your trading volume, measured in lots (lot size), so the more you trade, the more cashback you accumulate. Every trader on our platform enjoys this benefit at no extra cost.
Yes, KG Forex World specifically serves Nigerian forex traders in Nigeria, supporting both Naira and USD denominated accounts with Exness and Tickmill brokers. Whether you trade on MetaTrader 4 (MT4) or the newer MetaTrader 5 (MT5) platform, our rebate service is fully compatible with both. You can keep using whichever platform you're already comfortable with.
Absolutely not. Your trading conditions — including spreads (the difference between the bid and ask price, measured in pips), commissions, and execution speed — remain exactly the same as if you opened an account directly with the broker. The rebate comes from the marketing budget the broker pays us, as an Introducing Broker (IB), to refer traders. We earn a commission from the broker, then share a portion of it back to you as a cashback reward.
Yes. Rebates are paid based on your trading volume (measured in lot size), regardless of whether the specific trade was a win or a loss. For example, if you trade 1 standard lot on EUR/USD with a spread of 1.2 pips, you still earn your rebate on that lot regardless of the outcome. This helps mitigate losses and boost your overall account equity over time.
Leverage and margin do not directly affect your rebate rate, but they do influence how many trades you can open and therefore your total trading volume. For instance, with higher leverage (e.g., 1:500), you can control a larger position using a smaller margin deposit, enabling you to trade more lots and thus earn more rebate. Always use leverage responsibly, as it amplifies both potential profits and potential losses.
Usually, yes. You can open an additional trading account within your existing dashboard — available on both MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 — and request customer support to place that specific account under our Introducing Broker (IB) Partner ID. Once linked, all your trading activity on that account, including every lot traded, will start generating rebates. Contact us via our support channels if you need help with this process.
No. You trade exactly as you normally would. Your trading transaction will have the same spreads, same pip values, same leverage settings, same margin requirements, and same broker platform (whether MetaTrader 4 or MetaTrader 5). The rebate is simply earned on top of your normal trading activity, calculated automatically from your trading volume and credited to your account without any manual steps required.
Rebates effectively reduce the cost per trade. For example, if a broker charges a 1.2-pip spread on EUR/USD and the rebate is 0.4 pips, the trader's net effective spread is only 0.8 pips. Over hundreds or thousands of trades, this compounds into significant savings — particularly for high-frequency traders, scalpers, and algorithmic traders whose profitability is highly sensitive to transaction costs. Even losing traders benefit, since rebates are paid on trade volume, not trade outcome.