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Understanding the Difference Between Total and Active Referrals

Compare lifetime referrals with qualification metrics based on recent trading activity, and understand how the distinction affects Partner progression and referral monitoring.

When reviewing your referral statistics in the Partner Portal, you may notice a significant difference between the total number of referrals you've acquired and the number of active referrals shown in your qualification criteria. This article explains why these numbers differ and what they represent.

What You're Seeing:

  • In the Client List under Partner Report: This shows your total referred accounts throughout your partnership lifetime.

  • In the Dashboard's Qualification Criteria: This displays only your active referrals according to specific qualification standards.


Why the Difference?

The key distinction is that "active referrals" in the Qualification Criteria refers only to referred account holders who have:

  • Traded within the past 90 calendar days (not trading days)

  • Executed trades with a volume of at least 0.01 lots during this period

This means that while you may have acquired many referrals over time, only those who have recently engaged in meaningful trading activity count toward your active-referral qualification metrics.


What This Means for You

This distinction is important for understanding your Partner progression. To improve your active-referral count:

  • Encourage existing referred account holders to maintain regular trading activity

  • Focus on referral engagement and retention

  • Provide value-added services to help referred account holders stay active

Remember that the Partner Portal offers powerful tools to help you monitor referral activity and identify opportunities to activate inactive referred account holders.

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