Forex partnership programs: how to pick one your audience will join
A forex partnership program lets you earn when people you refer open and fund accounts. Referral programs pay small one time rewards; partnership (IB) programs pay ongoing commission. If you have a community, pick one that pays monthly, is free to join and offers your people something simple, like a fund where AI trades for them.
Referral program vs partnership program
| Referral program | Partnership / IB program | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Existing clients telling friends | Creators, groups, coaches |
| Pay | One time bonus | Monthly per lot or profit share |
| Levels | Usually 1 | Often several (ours: 10) |
Questions to ask before you join any program
- Does it pay every month or once?
- What does my audience need to start? (Ours: $250)
- Can my audience check results before they join?
- How and when am I paid?
- Does it pay when my partners bring people in?
Our partnership program
One broker, one network: Crucial Markets pays per lot, 10 levels deep. Free to join. Compare both pay plans.
See the full pay plansQuestions people ask
What is a forex partnership program?
A program where a broker pays partners for referring clients, usually based on trading volume or profit.
What is the difference between a forex referral program and an IB program?
Referral programs pay a one time bonus. IB programs pay ongoing commission on your clients' trading.
Who should join a forex partnership program?
Anyone with people who listen: traders, signal groups, YouTube and TikTok creators, Facebook and Telegram group owners, coaches.
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For information only, not financial advice. Trading involves risk and you can lose money. Commission amounts come from each broker's published partner plan and can change.