The Monaxa IB Program allows individuals and businesses to earn commissions by referring traders to Monaxa’s platform.

You register as an IB, receive a unique tracking URL, and share it with potential clients. Fees are calculated on the client and sub-IB activity linked to your IB ID, under the Fees Plan agreed when you apply.

Monaxa offers competitive commission structures, daily payouts, an advanced IB dashboard, and dedicated partner support.

Register as a Monaxa Partner, complete the registration form, verify your details, apply to become a Partner, and start referring clients once approved.

Your Fees Plan is confirmed within 7 business days of your application. After that you earn on every qualifying trade your referred clients close.

You can log in to your Monaxa IB Dashboard for real-time insights on client activity, commission reports, and payments.

Yes. The Monaxa IB portal provides transparent, real-time data on trade volumes, rebates, and earnings.

Yes. To qualify for fee payments you must introduce 5 unique clients who complete a deposit, then at least 3 new depositing clients each following month, with your clients trading a combined 20 standard lots per month. Refer fewer than 3 clients or under 30 lots in any 6 months and the account is treated as inactive.

An Introducing Broker (IB) is an individual or company that refers clients to a brokerage. IBs earn commissions or a share of revenue based on their clients’ trading activity.

IBs earn money each time their referred clients trade. The broker shares part of the trading fees or spread with the IB. Some brokers also offer fixed payments per client (CPA) or hybrid models.

You can build a recurring income stream, work flexibly, leverage your network, and support traders while growing your own business.

Anyone with a trading network or audience — such as educators, influencers, or local community leaders — can become an IB. No trading license is typically required.

In most regions, no license is required since you don’t handle client funds. However, you must follow local marketing and compliance laws.

IBs promote the broker, onboard new clients, support them through education or guidance, and monitor commissions via their dashboard.

Affiliates focus on marketing and often receive one-time payments. IBs build long-term relationships and earn ongoing commissions based on trading volume.

IBs earn revenue through spreads or commissions generated by their referred clients’ trades. The more active your clients, the higher your earnings.

Under this model, the broker shares a portion of the trading spread or commission with the IB. It’s a performance-based earning structure.

Yes, unless a broker’s terms specify exclusivity. Many IBs work with more than one broker to diversify income.

Earnings depend on client volume. Active IBs may earn a few hundred dollars monthly, while top-tier IBs can earn tens of thousands.

Dashboards, tracking links, marketing banners, webinars, and referral analytics are commonly used.

Yes. Many IBs combine social media promotion with personal networking or local trading events.

Each IB receives a unique referral link. Every client referred through that link is automatically tracked and attributed.

Compare regulation, transparency, payout schedules, and support. Choose a broker with a solid reputation and strong partner infrastructure — like Monaxa.

You earn under the Fees Plan you agree with Monaxa when you apply. Rates are set per instrument group and per account type, and are confirmed in writing within 7 business days of your application.

Fees are calculated on closed positions executed under normal market conditions that leave the account at a positive or neutral balance, tracked against your IB ID and credited to your IB Wallet.

Published maximums: Metals up to $17/lot, Forex up to $12/lot, Crypto up to $12/lot, Indices up to $10/lot, Energies up to $3/lot. Your own rate is set in your Fees Plan and agreed with your business developer.

Your rate is fixed by the Fees Plan you choose when you apply. It cannot be changed during your membership unless Monaxa approves the change in writing.

Fees accrue daily and are credited either in real time after each completed client trade or daily at settlement, depending on your plan, then paid into your IB Wallet.

The agreement sets no fixed payout threshold. Fees are credited to your IB Wallet and you withdraw using the methods in the Monaxa Portal; wire and payment charges are deducted from the withdrawal.

All fees and payments are made in US Dollars. If you transfer from your IB Wallet to a trading account in another base currency, it converts at the current market rate.

Only on the client’s own funds. Where a bonus supports part of the required margin, the fee is paid in proportion to the client money used, and no fee is paid on accounts funded solely with credit bonus.

Yes, though it is rare — typically a technical error, delayed liquidity-provider data, or duplicate reporting. Monaxa may also delay, recalculate or withhold fees where client activity looks suspicious. If you disagree with a payment, raise it in writing within 7 days of it reaching your IB Wallet.

All major instrument groups are eligible, but some trades are not: positions open three minutes or less, stop-outs, trades closing at a negative balance, churning, and any account subject to chargebacks or refunds.

No. Immediate family and related parties are not eligible, and neither is anyone who has held a Monaxa account in the previous 12 months or whose details a third party already submitted.

Tax obligations depend on your local jurisdiction. Consult your local tax advisor for guidance.

Yes. Every IB receives a dedicated Business Developer for strategic support and promotions.

Yes — banners, creatives, localized campaigns, and promotional resources are available to all partners.

Yes, with guidance from your Business Developer to ensure compliance with Monaxa’s marketing policy.

Absolutely. Monaxa supports sub-IB structures, helping you expand and manage a network of partners.

Yes. Monaxa runs periodic performance campaigns that offer bonuses in addition to regular rebates.

IBs get a dedicated business developer, multilingual client service, and technical support for the platforms your clients use.

Yes. Monaxa supports client retention through education, trading tools, and regular promotions.

Use webinars, social media, and localized content to grow your audience. You can also recruit sub-IBs and regional partners.

No. The mark-up is the incentive. If your group runs on a mark-up, only the standard spread applies and you earn from the mark-up alone.

No. Each group setting carries one or the other. Either a bonus or a mark-up, never both.

Mark-ups work across all products and account types except PAMM. Copy trading is supported subject to Platform choice. MT4 has strict server limits. MT5 is usually the smoother option.

They are technically possible, but we rarely do them, as the commission structures get overly complex and tend to break the commission engine, especially if more than one Master is participating.

Every mark-up agreement carries performance targets and runs for three months. Renewal follows a performance review with your Business Developer and Regional Manager.

Underperforming or inactive groups are discontinued at review. Keep the book active and the agreement renews.

No. Incentives are tied to targets and paid in proportion to what you achieve. If the net deposit target is $100K for a $100 incentive and you bring $50K, the payout is $50.

Case by case, once we have your numbers. Targets are built from real information about your book so they are achievable rather than invented.

Net deposit target, trading volume, and first-time deposits.

Profitability, your volume target, and net deposits supporting that trading activity.

Net deposits, profitability, and first-time deposits.

Profitability, net deposits, rebates paid, and an abuse rate below 20%.

Net deposits, AUM growth, rebates paid against P&L, first-time deposits, and a minimum revenue target of $5,000–$10,000.

Upfront incentives need one to three months of proven activity first, plus profitability and first-time deposits. Show the business, then we fund ahead.

First-time deposits, net deposits, and profitability.

It comes into force the moment you accept the terms as part of your IB application, and it continues until either side terminates it.

Yes, but not silently. Monaxa gives at least 7 business days’ written notice with the updated plan. If you do not accept it, tell them in writing within 3 days and the agreement ends immediately — you still receive fees accrued up to the date of the change.

Give 30 days’ written notice at any time. You can leave immediately if Monaxa changes the terms or Fees Plan, breaches the agreement in a way that cannot be fixed, or ceases trading.

Immediately for a breach that cannot be remedied, or one you do not fix within 7 days of notice; insolvency; conduct that damages Monaxa’s reputation; a regulator investigation; or an unapproved assignment. Otherwise, with 30 days’ written notice.

You are paid everything accrued up to the termination date, and nothing for clients referred after it. Fees may be held for 30 days if there is an open dispute. If Monaxa terminates you for cause, accrued but unpaid fees are forfeited.

Stop promoting Monaxa immediately, withdraw and delete every banner, text link and promotional material, and do not approach clients to move them elsewhere or say anything that damages the brand.

Monaxa does. You get a limited right to use the banners, text links and materials provided to you while you are in the program, and promotional material you create must be approved before it goes out.

Client personal information, the contents of the agreement, and Monaxa’s business systems and processes. Confidentiality continues after the agreement ends.

At least 7 years for each referred client — name and contact details, occupation and financial position, the accounts involved, and who solicited the client — subject to your local data-protection law.

Monaxa Ltd is registered in Anguilla and the terms are governed by Anguillan law. Disputes are raised in writing, and if they are not resolved within 30 days either side can escalate to senior management.

No, not without the client’s consent and Monaxa’s prior approval. Logging into a client account or trading on their behalf outside that is a breach of the agreement.

Monaxa Ltd [A000001175], a member of the Monaxa Group. Monaxa Ltd is registered in Anguilla, British West Indies, with a registered address at No. 9 Cassius Webster Building, Grace Complex, PO Box 1330, The Valley, AI-2640, Anguilla. Investment and brokerage services are provided by Monaxa (Mauritius) Ltd, a company incorporated in the Republic of Mauritius and licensed by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) under Licence No. GB23201577 to conduct Investment Dealer (Full Service) activities.

Yes. All client funds are held in segregated accounts, separate from company funds, ensuring safety and compliance with regulations.

Yes. Monaxa adheres to global AML, KYC, and client protection standards.

Monaxa operates globally, but you may not refer clients resident in a Restricted Region, and you must hold any licence your own jurisdiction requires. Check your region with your business developer before you promote.

Live chat is available on the Monaxa support page, and your account manager is assigned after registration.