Kickback

	Definition of 'Kickback' The payment of something of value to an individual with the goal of persuading or influencing his or her decision or performance in a certain situation.
	Investopedia explains 'Kickback' A kickback may be in the form of cash or favors, and can be legal or illegal. A common form of kickbacks, in the context of investing, is a commission rebate for investors who trade frequently.

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