Exness Affiliate & Partner Programs — Overview — India
An affiliate or partner programme is a way for approved partners to refer clients to a broker; this page gives a general overview of the models used — CPA, Introducing Broker (IB) and volume-based rebates.
Open Exness Account →A partner or affiliate programme is a way for approved partners to refer clients to a broker. Common models are CPA (payment per qualified referred client), Introducing Broker (an ongoing share tied to referred trading activity) and volume-based rebates. Each programme sets its own terms, eligibility and rules; retail clients should focus on trading and risk management.
What a partner programme is
- A partner programme lets approved partners refer clients to a broker.
- CPA (cost per acquisition) pays a partner for each qualified referred client.
- An Introducing Broker (IB) refers clients and typically earns from their trading activity over time.
- Volume-based rebates return part of the trading cost per lot traded.
- Each programme sets its own terms, eligibility and rules — always check the current conditions before joining.
- This page is a general overview of the concept.
- Retail clients should focus on trading and risk management.
Partner models at a glance
| Model | How it works |
|---|---|
| CPA | Payment per qualified referred client |
| Introducing Broker (IB) | Ongoing share tied to referred trading activity |
| Rebates | Part of the trading cost returned per lot |
Frequently asked questions
What is an affiliate programme?
It is a way for approved partners to refer clients to a broker, typically using models such as cost per acquisition or volume-based rebates, under the programme's own terms.
What does an Introducing Broker (IB) do?
An IB refers clients to a broker and typically earns an ongoing share tied to the referred clients' trading activity, under the programme's terms.
What is CPA in a partner programme?
CPA stands for cost per acquisition — the partner receives a payment for each qualified client they refer, as defined by the programme's rules.