Fee rebate
Also known as: Trading fee cashback · Fee cashback · Commission rebate
A fee rebate — also called trading fee cashback — is a share of your trading fees paid back to you after each trade. On loweef's partner exchanges it amounts to 50–67% of every fee, accruing daily in USDT.
The money comes from the affiliate commission exchanges already pay for referred trading volume. When you register through a rebate platform's referral, the exchange shares part of your fees with that platform as commission; a rebate platform passes most of that share on to you instead of keeping it all.
Structurally it is not a discount: the exchange charges its normal published fee, and the return arrives afterwards as a separate credit. That distinction matters for stacking — rebates combine freely with fee tiers, token discounts and promotional rates, because they act on what you paid rather than on the rate itself.
Honest rebate math is always a percentage of fees actually paid, with settlement you can verify — on loweef, accrual is daily and paid in USDT to your exchange UID. Any offer quoting guaranteed dollar amounts regardless of your volume is describing something else.
"Fee rebate" and "trading fee cashback" describe the same mechanism; "cashback" is simply the more consumer-flavored word for it, and both terms are used interchangeably across the industry.
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Frequently asked questions
Is a fee rebate the same as trading fee cashback?
Yes — the two terms describe the same mechanism: a share of the trading fees you paid is returned to you after the trade. "Cashback" is the consumer-oriented word, "rebate" the industry one. loweef uses them interchangeably; the rate and daily USDT accrual are identical whichever word an exchange or platform uses.