Atlant Trade Cashback Explained

Cashback at Atlant Trade is calculated differently from the rewards offered by traditional shopping services. It is not credited for every transaction and does not depend on the result of an individual trade.

The calculation is based on your overall financial result: the amount deposited, the funds withdrawn and the remaining balance on your trading account.

Below, we explain how Atlant Trade cashback works using simple examples.

What Is Atlant Trade Cashback?

Cashback may be credited when a trader has a qualifying net loss of personally deposited funds.

Temporary losses during trading do not determine cashback eligibility. The system evaluates the final result of the account rather than each trade separately.

In simple terms, cashback is calculated based on the actual loss of deposited funds after the account balance and previous withdrawals have been taken into consideration.

If the trader remains profitable or recovers the original deposit, cashback is not credited.

What Does Not Qualify for Cashback?

The following situations do not automatically qualify for cashback:

• A temporary loss on an open or closed trade;
• Losing profits earned from previous trades;
• Reaching a zero account balance;
• Withdrawing more than the amount originally deposited;
• Finishing the trading period at break-even;
• Recovering the initial deposit after an earlier loss.

A zero balance does not necessarily mean that the trader has lost their deposited funds. Withdrawals and previous profits must also be included in the calculation.

Example 1: The Initial Deposit Is Recovered

A trader deposits $100 into an Atlant Trade account.

After several successful trades, the account balance increases to $1,000. The trader then loses $900, leaving $100 in the account.

Final Result

• Initial deposit: $100
• Remaining balance: $100
• Net loss of deposited funds: $0

Cashback Result

No cashback is credited.

Although the trader lost $900 in trading profits, the original $100 deposit remains in the account. Therefore, there is no actual loss of deposited funds.

Example 2: The Trader Withdraws a Profit

A trader deposits $100 and increases the account balance to $1,000.

The trader withdraws $900 and continues trading with the remaining $100. The remaining funds are then lost, and the account balance becomes zero.

Final Result

• Initial deposit: $100
• Total withdrawn: $900
• Remaining balance: $0
• Overall financial result: $800 profit

Cashback Result

No cashback is credited.

Despite the zero balance, the trader has already withdrawn significantly more than the original deposit. The overall result remains positive, so there is no qualifying net loss.

Example 3: A Qualifying Net Loss

A trader deposits $100 and loses $40 while trading.

The remaining account balance is $60, and no funds have been withdrawn.

Final Result

• Initial deposit: $100
• Total withdrawn: $0
• Remaining balance: $60
• Net loss of deposited funds: $40

Cashback Result

The $40 net loss may qualify for cashback under the applicable Atlant Trade cashback terms.

In this example, the trader has incurred an actual loss of personally deposited funds.

How Is the Net Result Determined?

To understand whether a loss may qualify for cashback, consider three main figures:

1. The total amount deposited;
2. The total amount withdrawn;
3. The remaining account balance.

Trading profits that were later lost do not create a cashback-eligible loss. Only the qualifying net loss of deposited funds is considered.

Key Rules to Remember

• Cashback is based on the trader’s overall result, not individual trades.
• Only qualifying net losses of deposited funds are considered.
• Temporary losses do not determine cashback eligibility.
• Losing previously earned profits does not qualify as losing deposited funds.
• A profitable or break-even result does not qualify for cashback.
• A zero account balance does not automatically guarantee cashback.
• Previous withdrawals are included in the final calculation.
• Cashback is subject to the applicable Atlant Trade promotion terms and account eligibility requirements.

Summary

Atlant Trade cashback is calculated according to the final financial result of the account.

If the total value of your withdrawals and remaining balance is equal to or greater than the amount deposited, there is no qualifying net loss.

If the final result shows an actual loss of deposited funds, that loss may be eligible for cashback according to the applicable program terms.

Before participating, review the current cashback conditions available on the Atlant Trade platform.

Trading in financial markets involves a high level of risk and may result in the partial or complete loss of deposited funds. Cashback does not eliminate trading risk or guarantee compensation for every loss. Always review the applicable terms and assess your financial situation before trading.