I’m considering Tickmill for scalping and I want to hear from people who are actually using it and tracking rebates through GlobeGain. Not marketing copy, just genuine feedback about what the experience is really like.
Specifically, I’m curious about: How consistent are the rebates? Do they actually hit your account reliably? What’s the spread situation like in real market conditions, not just the advertised numbers? How’s the platform stability when things get volatile? And most importantly, is the overall cost structure actually competitive for scalping, or am I better off looking elsewhere?
I know every trader’s experience varies, but I’d rather hear from actual users than guess based on reviews. What’s been your real experience with Tickmill for scalping?
I’ve tested Tickmill with GlobeGain rebates over six months. Here’s what you’re getting: consistent 1.0-1.2 pip spreads on major pairs, rebates that actually post within 48 hours, and execution that rarely slips more than 0.3 pips during regular hours.
The rebates are real. I averaged 0.25-0.35 pips back per trade, which adds up. Over 500 trades a month, that’s meaningful.
Where Tickmill loses points: support can take 6-12 hours, and off-hours spreads widen more than I’d like. Platform is MT4/MT5, both stable for me.
Bottom line: if you’re disciplined about trading during London and US session overlap, Tickmill works. Morning Asia session is less reliable. The rebates make it competitive. For scalping, I’d rank it middle tier - not the cheapest, but solid execution justifies the cost.
Spreads tight. Rebates real. Platform stable. Support slow though.
I’ve been on Tickmill for about four months now, scalping mostly EUR/USD and GBP/USD. The spreads are usually right around 1.0-1.2 pips like they advertise, which is fair.
The rebates have been consistent for me. They show up reliably, and GlobeGain makes it easy to track everything. I’m seeing about 0.3 pips back on average, which definitely helps over time.
Platform-wise, I haven’t had any crashes or weird delays. It’s solid for me. Support is a bit slow - took them about 8 hours to respond once - but nothing urgent came up.
I’d say it’s a good choice for scalping if you’re looking for something reliable and straightforward. I’m happy with it so far.
Spreads are decent. Rebates actually work. Platform is stable. Worth trying.
I’ve been scalping on Tickmill with GlobeGain rebates for about a year now, and I’ve been pretty satisfied overall.
The spreads are tight enough for scalping - EUR/USD sits at 1.0-1.2 pips most of the time. The rebates post reliably to my account every few days, and I’m tracking an average of about 0.28-0.35 pips per trade back.
Execution has been solid. I get filled quickly, slippage is minimal during my trading hours, and the platform rarely hiccups. I trade mostly during the London and early US session, and that’s when it performs best.
One thing to note: their support isn’t instant, but they do respond. I had to wait about 6 hours once, which is fine if it’s not urgent.
Costs work out well. My trading cost after rebates is roughly 0.7-0.9 pips per round trip, which is competitive for ECN-style execution. Not the absolute cheapest, but the execution quality backs it up.
I’d recommend it for serious scalpers. Just test it on a micro account first to make sure the execution matches your expectations.