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DecodeFX Cashback: How to Receive It, Accounts and Cautions

Not sure how much DecodeFX cashback you get back, or how you receive it?

Open a new account via XB and trade, and the cashback is credited automatically to your DecodeFX trading account. The rebate amount will be posted at launch in December 2026.

Account information was checked on the official DecodeFX page on August 4, 2026. This article helps you understand the account types and the steps to receive cashback.

Short answer: DecodeFX cashback is credited automatically to your trading account

  • Trade on a new account opened via XB and the cashback is credited automatically to your DecodeFX trading account
  • The rebate amount (USD/lot) will be posted on the DecodeFX page at launch in December 2026
  • Credit timing follows the broker's crediting schedule (to be stated at launch)
  • Whether CENT accounts are eligible, and how amounts are converted, will be confirmed with the broker and posted at launch

DecodeFX account types and trading conditions

DecodeFX offers 3 accounts: STD, PRO and CENT. Trading environments are the DecodeFX App, MT4, MT5 and API.

Checked on the official DecodeFX page on August 4, 2026. For detailed conditions, including those marked *, check the official page.
ItemDetails
Account typesSTD / PRO / CENT
Maximum leverageUp to 1:2000*
Minimum depositFrom USD 1 (CENT)
SpreadCheck per account on the official page
Trading platformsDecodeFX App / MT4 / MT5 / API
Stop-outCheck by account and applicable conditions
Japanese-language supportJapanese help center available
LicenseCheck the applicable entity and license on the sign-up screen

Steps to receive DecodeFX cashback

  1. 1

    Open a DecodeFX account via the XB referral link

    After launch, a dedicated link will be placed on this page. Accounts opened without the link are not eligible.

  2. 2

    Complete identity verification (KYC)

    Upload an ID document and proof of address. Once approved, you can deposit and trade.

  3. 3

    Deposit and trade

    When you trade on an eligible account, cashback is calculated according to your trading volume (lots).

  4. 4

    Automatic credit to your trading account

    It is credited to your trading account through DecodeFX's own system. No application is needed.

When DecodeFX cashback does not apply and cautions

  • Accounts opened without the XB referral link are not eligible
  • Existing DecodeFX accounts may not be eligible (how they are handled will be confirmed with the broker and posted at launch)
  • Eligibility and conversion may differ by account type, such as CENT accounts
  • Whether it can be combined with bonuses or campaigns follows DecodeFX's terms
  • Spreads differ by account, so check the conditions on the official page

How DecodeFX and cashback fit together (thinking about cost)

Cashback returns part of the costs you pay when trading, such as the spread. DecodeFX spreads differ by account, so check the official page.

If, say, 1 USD per lot were returned, trading 10 lots would offset 10 USD of cost.

The amounts above are a calculation example, not the actual rebate. The actual rebate amount will be posted on the DecodeFX page once it is confirmed.

Check the account types and steps to receive cashback on the DecodeFX broker page.

View DecodeFX details

FAQ

Q.How much is the DecodeFX cashback?

The rebate amount (USD/lot) is not yet confirmed. It will be posted on the DecodeFX broker page at launch in December 2026.

Q.Does cashback apply to DecodeFX CENT accounts?

Eligibility and conversion for each account type will be posted once confirmed with the broker at launch.

Q.Am I eligible if I already have a DecodeFX account?

New accounts opened via the XB referral link are eligible. How existing accounts are handled will be posted once confirmed with the broker at launch.

Sources

This article is for information purposes only and is not investment advice. Conditions may change, so please check each broker's official page for the latest information. Offshore FX and CFD trading carries a risk of losses exceeding your principal.

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