Cashback based on actual account history
Projected rebates are useful, but payouts need evidence. TradeStats reads materialized closed positions from synchronized broker history. A trade earns its approved USD-per-lot rate using the close timestamp and recorded standard-lot volume. Winning and losing trades are treated identically.
If delayed broker history arrives later, the credit uses the rate that applied when the trade closed. If the broker corrects volume, the wallet receives a separate correction instead of silently rewriting its balance.
One wallet, clear account breakdowns
A client with several approved follower accounts receives one combined USD balance and one withdrawal threshold. The dashboard still shows the lots, rate, earnings and synchronization freshness for every account.
Manual crypto withdrawals
Withdrawals are available from $100 and are reviewed before external payment. Supported options are USDT on TRON, Ethereum or Solana; USDC on Ethereum or Solana; and native SOL on Solana. Crypto network fees are deducted and disclosed on the receipt.
Rates and eligibility vary. Connecting an account does not guarantee approval, a particular rate, or future cashback. Crypto transfers are irreversible, and clients must confirm the correct asset, network and destination.
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Forex rebate FAQ
What is a forex rebate?
A forex rebate is cashback calculated from eligible trading volume, often expressed as a fixed USD amount per standard lot.
Which trades earn TradeStats cashback?
After manual approval, every closed trade on the approved follower account counts from its effective date. Open positions do not count.
When can I withdraw?
A client can request any amount from $100 through the available wallet balance. Requests are manually reviewed and paid in supported crypto assets.
Are payout fees deducted?
Yes. The crypto network fees are recorded and deducted from the requested USD amount before payment.