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Using Partner Links Effectively

Learn how to find and share your Partner link, how referrals are attributed, and where to review referral and commission records.

Your gateway to the FXTRADING.com Partner Program is your Partner link—a unique URL that serves as your referral identifier. When shared with potential traders, this link allows their trading activity to be connected to your account. After a referred client completes their first trade, you'll receive Rebates. This applies to all subsequent trading activities and any new trading accounts they create in their Client Portal.

How Partner Links Work

  1. Share your Partner link with potential clients

  2. Users register with FXTRADING.com and become your referred clients

  3. Referred clients complete their first trades

  4. You earn Rebates


Finding Your Partner Link

Accessing your Partner link is straightforward:

  1. Log into your Partner Portal using your FXTRADING.com credentials

  2. Locate the "Partner link" section where your unique link is displayed

  3. Copy the link to share with potential clients


Effective Ways to Share Your Partner Link

The more widely you distribute your Partner link, the greater your potential earnings. Consider these sharing methods:

  • Social media platforms

  • Personal websites or blogs

  • Among friends, family, colleagues, or neighbors

  • In the description of any trading strategies you create

By strategically sharing your Partner link across multiple channels, you can maximize your reach and increase your potential Rebates.

How is a referral attributed?

A prospective client must use a valid Partner link and complete the eligible registration and activity required by the current programme terms. Attribution can depend on the recorded link visit, tracking technology, registration details, prior referral history and programme rules. A click, registration or trade does not by itself guarantee a Rebate; review the referral and commission records in the Partner Portal.

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