FxPro cTrader rebate eligibility starts with the login in front of you, not with a brand name. The account type has to be cTrader, the instrument has to be one that actually carries a commission if the plan pays from that line, and the company on the application has to be the company you intend to deal with. On this site the FxPro row of the broker list says rebate details are coming soon. Until a rate is written into the plan on your login, a commission example is a trading cost, not cashback already owed.
A rebate changes part of the cost after a qualifying trade. It does not make the account safer, and it does not turn a profitable demo into a live result. Contracts for difference can lose the money deposited on a live account.
Commission applies to FX and metals
The cTrader answers do not use one sentence for every market. On Raw+ and cTrader account types, the help text says FX and metals carry a commission, and other instruments use a floating spread with zero commission. A standard account is described separately: a marked-up spread and no commission on any instrument. An MT4 or MT5 standard login is therefore a different cost line from a cTrader login, even when both sit under the same profile.

Two spread floors also sit side by side. One answer says cTrader spreads on majors start from as low as 0.2. Another says FX and metals spreads on Raw+ and cTrader start from 0. Both answers say spreads float. The specification for the symbol you are about to trade is the number that belongs on that ticket.
If a cashback plan pays a share of commission, a symbol with no commission line has nothing on that line to share. If the plan pays per lot whether or not a commission is charged, that rule has to be on the plan itself. The public card does not state which of those two models applies.
Two commission examples, two charging sentences
The shared arithmetic on the cTrader FAQ and the commission calculator is 35 USD per 1 million USD traded. The pages then describe the charge in different units and at different moments. Keep the examples apart.

cTrader FAQ, FX: 3.50 per lot in the base currency of the pair, on FX and metals, described as charged round-trip upon opening. The worked case is 1 lot, 100,000 units, of EURUSD: 3.50 EUR each side, 7 EUR overall when you place the trade.
A nearby sentence on the same help section says 3.50 USD per lot of USD, per side, charged round-turn when you open, and says that wording also applies to cTrader. For EURUSD the worked case is in euros, so “per lot of USD” does not describe that example.
Calculator: each side equals trade size times 35 USD per million, then converted into the account currency. Its printed case is 100,000 GBPJPY: 0.000035 times 100,000 equals 3.50 GBP. Dividing by the rate printed on that page, 0.798, gives 5.63 EUR each way. That page says this amount is charged when you open and when you close. The 0.798 figure is the example rate on the page, not a live quote.
Metals, one side, as written on the FAQ: (number of ounces times the metal price) divided by 1,000,000, times 35.
A cashback estimate has to use the same side convention as the plan. Per-side and round-turn rebates are not interchangeable, and the two broker pages above already disagree about whether both sides are taken at the open. Read the deal ticket before you enter a lot count into the cashback calculator. The calculator’s output is an estimate, not a posted credit.
What the login has to show

The account type on that login says cTrader. Raw+ can share a commission sentence with cTrader in the help text, but it is not the same platform row.
The symbol is FX or a metal if you are auditing the commission line. Indices and other markets are in the zero-commission sentence.
The legal name on the application matches one company, not the brand. Numbers do not travel across companies.
The rate you use is the one written on the plan linked to this login. The broker card still says the rebate details are coming soon.
Which trades count at all is the broader test in which trades count toward cashback: entity, account, referral tracking, instrument, volume convention, and the program rules in force when you traded. A rebate reduces part of the cost only after that test. It does not rewrite the spread or the commission on the ticket.
cTID, documents, and the company on the form
The help text says a cTrader ID is emailed once creation of the account has been confirmed. That one login can reach the cTrader accounts, demo and live, registered under the profile. Demo volume does not create a live commission ticket. TradingView can be connected to one FxPro cTrader account at a time; switching means disconnecting the current account and connecting another.

Identity documents named in the accounts FAQ are a valid passport, national ID card, or driver’s licence. A proof of residence showing your name and address, issued within the last six months, may also be requested. Upload status is shown in FxPro Direct. The same FAQ’s “no fixed minimum deposit” and its 1,000 USD recommendation are written for the standard account. They are not a cTrader minimum. You still need enough margin for the size you trade, and a payment method can set its own floor.
Account currencies named there are EUR, USD, GBP, CHF, JPY, PLN, AUD, and ZAR, with NGN, VND, THB, MYR, and IDR for some jurisdictions. The registration answer says the jurisdictions available depend on country of residence, and that CFDs are not offered to residents of the United States or Iran.
The brand is not one contract. Three public documents name three companies:
FxPro UK Limited, company number 06925128, FCA licence 509956. The April 2024 agreement prints 13–14 Basinghall Street, London. A page footer prints 80 Coleman Street. Use the address on the agreement you sign.
FxPro Financial Services Ltd, registration HE 181344, CySEC licence 078/07. That November 2026 agreement also names FSCA authorisation 45052.
FxPro Global Markets Limited, Securities Commission of The Bahamas licence SIA-F184, as printed on the company profile.
Copy the full name from the application before you fund the account. A UK retail limit does not describe a Cyprus or Bahamas contract, and a commission sentence on a help page does not choose the company for you.
Open the login to see the plan attached to your account. Once a rate is written there, that is the rate to type into an estimate. The 3.50 and 7.00 figures above stay commission examples.
Common questions
What decides FxPro cTrader rebate eligibility?
The login has to be a cTrader account, the symbol has to match the plan’s volume rule, and the company on the form has to be the one you are dealing with. The broker card on this site still says the FxPro rebate details are coming soon, so a help-page commission is not yet a cashback credit.
Is the commission 3.50 USD or 3.50 in the base currency?
Both wordings are published. The cTrader FAQ’s EURUSD case is 3.50 EUR each side, 7 EUR when the trade is placed. Another sentence says 3.50 USD per lot of USD. Use the currency on your own ticket.
Is the commission taken at the open, or on the open and the close?
The FAQ says the EURUSD example is charged when you place the trade. The calculator page says each way is charged when you open and when you close. Read the deal ticket before you count sides for a rebate.
Do indices on cTrader have a commission line?
The Raw+ and cTrader answer says instruments other than FX and metals use a floating spread and zero commission. A plan that shares commission has no commission on that line to share.
Does a standard MT4 account use the same commission?
No. The help text says standard accounts charge a marked-up spread and no commission. The 3.50 sentence is written for Raw+ and cTrader.
What does the GBPJPY calculator example show?
For 100,000 GBPJPY it prints 3.50 GBP, then divides by 0.798 to reach 5.63 EUR each way. That 0.798 is the example rate on the page. The page also says each way is charged on the open and on the close.
Is there a fixed minimum deposit for cTrader?
The “no fixed minimum” sentence and the 1,000 USD recommendation are written for the standard account. They are not a cTrader minimum. You still need margin for the size you trade, and a payment method can set its own floor.
Which identity documents are named?
A valid passport, national ID card, or driver’s licence. A proof of residence issued within the last six months may also be requested. Status is shown in FxPro Direct.
Does a demo trade under the same cTID count?
No. The cTID can open both demo and live cTrader accounts after the account is confirmed. Demo volume is not a live commission ticket and is not rebate volume.
Can one cTID connect several cTrader accounts to TradingView?
The help text says one FxPro cTrader account can be connected to TradingView at a time. To change accounts, disconnect the current one and connect the other.
Are the UK, Cyprus, and Bahamas companies one licence?
No. FxPro UK Limited is FCA 509956. FxPro Financial Services Ltd is CySEC 078/07, and its November 2026 agreement also names FSCA 45052. FxPro Global Markets Limited is named with SCB licence SIA-F184. Use the name printed on your form.
Where is the cashback rate entered?
On the plan linked from the login on this site, once a rate is written there. The public FxPro card says those details are coming soon. Do not type 3.50 or 7.00 into a cashback field as if they were the plan.
