Tell us what you trade
Which instruments, roughly what monthly volume, and which platform you already know. We answer with the desk that actually fits — including the weeks when the honest answer is “none of these are worth moving for.”
How it works
Four steps, about ten minutes, and nothing changes about your trading.
A rebate is not a discount the broker invents for you. It is a share of revenue the broker already earns from your spread, routed back to you because we introduced the account. Here is the whole mechanism, start to finish.
Open the account under our IB code
You open directly with the broker, through our introducing-broker link or code. You are the broker's client, not ours. Your pricing is the broker's standard public pricing — we do not mark it up, and we could not if we wanted to.
Trade exactly as you would anyway
Same spread, same execution, same platform. The broker keeps earning what it already earned from your activity, and pays us a share of that revenue for having introduced you.
Get paid back, monthly
We pass a share of that revenue to you, quoted per standard lot round turn, paid monthly. Your rate is confirmed in writing before you open the account — not estimated afterwards.
The part worth repeating
- The rebate comes out of the broker's revenue share, not out of your pricing.
- Your rate is confirmed in writing before you open, not quoted vaguely and settled later.
- Rebates are paid on volume you were going to trade anyway. They are not a reason to overtrade — and anyone telling you otherwise is selling something.
- You can verify the broker's licence on the regulator's own register. We link it; we do not ask you to take our word for it.
Cost
What this costs you
Nothing. There is no fee, no subscription, and no markup on your spread. The desk is paid by the broker, out of revenue the broker already collects.
Catch
Where the catch usually hides
With rebate desks that quote a headline rate and then apply it to a narrow instrument list, or pay only above a volume floor they never mention. Ask for the rate by instrument class and account type, in writing. We put ours in writing first.
Risk
What we will not do
We will not tell you a bonus is worth taking when its turnover requirement makes it unwinnable, and we will not introduce you to a broker whose withdrawal record we cannot defend. Trading carries risk regardless of any rebate.