IB Rebate Calculator
An Introducing Broker earns a fixed amount on every million dollars of notional volume their referred clients trade. This works out what that comes to over a month.
Monthly volume your referred clients trade, in millions of USD notional. Enter 150 for $150,000,000. Leave a class at zero if they do not trade it.
- Total monthly volume
- 0
- Estimated monthly rebate
- Enter your figures
- Same rate over twelve months
- 0.00 USD
An estimate from the published rate card applied to volume you have typed in. It does not read your account, does not know your clients, and assumes the volume repeats. Cashback you have published to your clients comes out of these figures and is not deducted here. Your IB dashboard is the record of what you have actually earned.
Why it asks for eight numbers
Because one blended volume figure would tell you almost nothing. The rate on US stocks is close to twenty times the rate on forex at the same tier, so $50M of stock volume and $50M of forex volume are not remotely the same business.
If your clients only trade one or two things, fill in those rows and leave the rest at zero.
Tier changes everything at once
Switch the tier selector and every row moves. That is how the tiers work: reaching one lifts your rate across all eight classes, not just the one that got you there.
Bronze to Growth is a rise of roughly 60% to 100% depending on the class. Growth to Pro adds less in percentage terms, between about 38% and 53%.
What the estimate leaves out
The number assumes this month repeats. Client volume is not a subscription, and a month where two large clients go quiet looks nothing like the one before it.
Cashback is the other omission. If you have published an offer to your referred clients, what they receive comes out of the rebate shown here and is not subtracted. A forex offer of $3.00 per million against a $5.50 ceiling leaves you $2.50, not $5.50.
The real figures
Your IB dashboard has your actual rates on the Summary tab, filtered to the tier you are on, and your settled and pending earnings on the Earnings tab. Those are the record. This page is arithmetic on numbers you typed.