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CashBackForex Review

Updated: August 31, 2026
CashBackForex
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Traffic information

CategoryMetricsMeaning
RatingsGlobal Rank105922
Country CodeUS
Country Rank139754
Category Rank89
Engagement metricsVisits412905
Bounce Rate0.3601
Pageviews per Visit3.74
Avg. Visit Duration69.41
Estimated monthly visitsMay 2026211749
June 2026407060
July 2026412905
Top countriesUnited States (US)8.93%
United Kingdom (GB)8.85%
Nigeria (NG)7.96%
Poland (PL)6.43%
United Arab Emirates (AE)3.85%
Traffic sourcesDirect63.9%
Referrals3.95%
Mail1.38%
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About CashBackForex

CashBackForex is operated by Clear Markets LTD, registered in British Virgin Islands with a domain created on July 29, 2008 and updated on July 30, 2025; the WHOIS contact details reference Intershore Chambers, P.O. Box 4342, Road Town, Tortola.

There is no evidence of regulation by any recognized authority. Claims of regulation via BVI Financial Services Commission or NFA ID 0418103 have been investigated and not confirmed.

The platform functions as a rebate and cashback affiliate, offering rebates on trades executed via third-party forex brokers and cryptocurrency exchanges. It promotes trading tools, contests, broker ratings, and referrals, but does not act as a broker itself and lacks direct regulatory oversight.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Long-standing domain (since 2008), indicating established online presence.
  • Positive user feedback on Trustpilot, with many reviewers praising timely rebates and responsive support.

Cons

  • Unregulated; no verifiable license or oversight, and brokerage claims investigated and found unsupported.
  • Risk warnings and very low trust scores from independent safety tools, including ScamAdviser (score 0) and others flagging high-risk financial services.
  • Structural conflict of interest: as a rebate affiliate, it may encourage higher trading volume for revenue rather than client benefit.

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