How are Introducing Brokers (IBs) compensated?

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What information will I have about the clients I introduced?
What is the duration of the agreement as an IB?
Can I introduce clients from any country?
What is the cost to become an IB?
What is the referral program?
How can I refer someone?
Who can I refer?
How much can I earn from the referral program?
When will I receive my referral rewards?
Can I refer myself?
What happens if my referral’s account gets closed?
Is there a limit on how many people I can refer?
Where can I view my referral earnings?
What happens if the person I referred does not start trading?
How can I promote your services as an IB?
What is an Introducing Broker (IB)?
What happens if the clients I referred stop trading?
How can I withdraw my earnings as an IB?
Can I refer myself as a client?
Can I refer a client who already has an account with you?
What is the procedure if a dispute arises with a client I referred?
Do you provide support and training to Introducing Brokers (IBs)?
Can an Introducing Broker (IB) trade on their own account?
How can I track the activity of my referred clients?
What resources will I get as an Introducing Broker (IB)?
Do I need any special qualifications to become an Introducing Broker (IB)?
Is there a minimum number of clients an IB needs to bring in?
How are Introducing Brokers (IBs) compensated?
What are the benefits of becoming an Introducing Broker (IB)?
How can I become an Introducing Broker (IB) with your company?

IBs are compensated through commissions on the trading activity of their referred clients. The commission rates are negotiated on an individual basis.

How are Introducing Brokers (IBs) compensated?

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