Calculate the eligible loss before the percentage
Cashback begins with a definition of eligible net loss over a stated period. The calculation can exclude particular balances or activities and can be capped before the reward is credited.
| Field | What it identifies |
|---|---|
| Calculation period | Start, end and timezone |
| Eligible base | Included stakes, returns and balance types |
| Reward | Percentage, cap and the type of resulting credit |
Why can two equal percentages produce different credits?
The eligible loss definition and the cap can differ. Apply both to the same activity record before comparing the percentage.
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