Partnership programmes
Three ways to be paid for bringing business
Which one fits depends on what you actually do — advise firms, introduce traders, or sell a stack as your own. They are different relationships and it is worth being clear which you are entering.
Ranked on real activity
A leaderboard built from actual referrals
Standing, volume and payout are computed from the same account and trading data the platform already keeps — not a separate spreadsheet.
The programmes
Pick the one that matches what you do
Referral
Consultants, advisers and anyone who meets firms choosing a stack.
You introduce a firm, we handle everything from the first call onward, and you are paid on what the relationship produces.
No technical involvement expected
Paid on deployed business
Attribution recorded at introduction
Introducing broker
Partners who introduce trading clients to brokerages running our stack.
Multi-level commission structures configured by the broker, tracked automatically and paid without a spreadsheet.
Configured per broker, not per partner
Tracked in the platform
Paid on an agreed cycle
White label
Firms that want to resell a branded stack as their own product.
You take the platform under your brand and sell it onward. We stay invisible to your clients and operate the infrastructure.
Your brand end to end
We run the infrastructure
Commercial terms per agreement
Marked values on this page are placeholders while the company details are confirmed. They are registered as unverified and are not published figures.
How it runs
Four steps, and the first one prevents the arguments
Introduce
Register the firm or client so attribution is recorded at the point of introduction rather than argued about later.
We take it on
Scoping, demonstration and deployment are handled by us. No technical involvement is expected of a referral partner.
It goes live
Commission starts when the business is deployed and generating, not when a contract is signed.
Paid on a cycle
An agreed schedule with a statement you can reconcile, rather than a figure you have to accept.
What a partner is given
Four things, and the third one prevents most disputes
Links, codes and QR
Every partner gets tracked referral links, a short code for spoken channels, and a QR image for print and events. All three resolve to the same attribution, so a partner working offline is not penalised for it.
Creatives that stay current
Banners and landing content in your brand, versioned centrally. When a rate or a disclaimer changes, the creative a partner is already running changes with it rather than going stale in their download folder.
Attribution you can both see
The partner sees clicks, registrations, funded accounts and what each earned. You see the same numbers. Most partner disputes are really disputes about whose figures are right, and one shared view removes them.
Sub-partner networks
A partner can recruit their own, and earn a share of what those introduce. Depth is capped by you, because an unbounded chain is how a programme turns into something nobody can price.
What the reward is calculated on
Five bases, and they can differ per partner
High-frequency and institutional flow
Pays on notional traded, so it tracks what the client is actually worth to you
Education and community partners
Pays on how many referrals stay active, which rewards retention rather than sign-ups
Partners in a specific market
A different rate on the instruments you want promoted, rather than one blended rate
Long-term introducing relationships
A percentage of what the client generates for as long as they trade
Campaign-driven acquisition
A fixed amount per qualifying client, which caps your exposure per referral
On the cycle you choose
Hourly, daily, weekly or monthly. Frequent cycles suit partners who reinvest in acquisition; monthly suits larger introducers reconciling against an invoice.
Calculated and paid automatically
Accrual, calculation and payment run without anyone assembling a spreadsheet. A programme that depends on someone remembering to pay is a programme that loses partners.
Held where it should be held
Commission on a client who charges back, or who fails a later check, can be clawed back or held pending under rules agreed up front rather than argued about afterwards.
FAQ
Partnership programmes: common questions
6 short answers to what teams ask before a demo.
Referral if you advise firms choosing a stack. Introducing broker if you bring trading clients to a brokerage. White label if you want to sell a branded stack as your own product.
Because they are still being finalised. The placeholders on this page are marked as such and registered as unverified rather than presented as terms you could rely on.
At introduction, in writing, before any conversation happens. This is the part that causes disputes in every referral arrangement, so it is settled first.
When the business is deployed and generating, not at contract signature. That is slower for the partner and it is the version we can actually honour.
From the broker. The IB structure is configured inside their own deployment, so tiers and rates are theirs to set. We provide the tooling that tracks and pays it.
Yes. A consultancy that refers firms and also resells a white label is a common combination, and the two are accounted for separately.
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