Become a TNFX partner (IB)
Turn an audience into an income. Introduce traders to TNFX and earn on every lot they trade — with transparent reporting, local payouts, and a partner portal that shows exactly what you have earned.
How partners earn
You receive a share of the trading activity of every client you introduce — paid on volume traded, not on their profit or loss. The more they trade, the more you earn, and it continues for as long as they remain your client.
Partners who build a team can also earn from a multi-level sub-IB network, so the people you bring in can bring in others.
What you get
- A tracked referral link — every click and signup attributed to you
- A partner portal with live client, volume and commission figures
- Local payouts — to the same wallets and cards your clients use
- Marketing material in Arabic, Kurdish and English
- An account manager who answers in your language
Who this suits
You already publish signals or lessons — a referral link turns an audience into revenue.
Telegram and WhatsApp groups convert better than any advertisement.
Your friends already ask which broker you use. Get paid for the answer.
How the money is actually calculated
Your commission is a share of the trading volume of the clients under you, credited per lot, and it does not depend on whether that client won or lost. It is paid on activity, which is the only model that keeps a partner's interest and a client's interest pointing the same way.
Two mechanics are worth understanding before you start, because they are the two questions every new partner eventually asks:
- Sub-IB levels. Partners you introduce become partners in their own right, and you earn a smaller share of their network's volume as well as your own clients'.
- The short-trade rule. Positions opened and closed inside five minutes do not count toward commission. This exists so that nobody can generate volume by opening and closing instantly, and it is worth telling your clients about rather than letting them discover it in a statement.
- Reporting is live. Volume, clients and earnings update as trades close — you are not waiting for a monthly statement to find out where you stand.
Only one link actually tracks
This is the single most common way a new partner loses commission on clients they really did introduce: they share the main website address instead of their referral link.
Attribution happens through your personal referral link. A client who reaches the site some other way and signs up is not attached to you, and there is no reliable way to prove afterwards that they were yours.
So use the link everywhere — bio, story, group description, printed material, QR code. If you are running an offline campaign, put the link behind a QR code rather than asking people to type a website name.
Share the referral link, not the website. Only the link attaches the client to you.
The rules that protect both of us
A partner introduces clients. That is the whole job, and the boundaries around it are there because breaking them is what gets partners and brokers into trouble:
- Never promise a return. Not a monthly percentage, not a guaranteed profit. Real trading has no fixed return, and promising one is the signature of every scheme that has collapsed in this region.
- Never trade on a client's behalf or ask for their password. If they want someone else's decisions, that is what copy trading is for.
- No self-referral. Introducing yourself under another name, or routing your own trading through your own IB code, is not commission — it is a rebate on your own activity, and it is reversed when found.
- Be accurate about costs. Spreads, swaps and the deposit routes that actually pay out. A client who feels misled leaves, and you lose the volume you were paid on.
Common questions
How much does an IB earn?
Commission is paid per traded lot and depends on your tier and client volume. The partner portal shows your exact rate and earnings.
When am I paid?
Commission accrues as your clients trade and is paid out through the partner portal to local methods.
Do I need a licence to be an IB?
You introduce clients; you do not handle their money or trade for them. Do not manage anyone's account or take deposits yourself.
Can I see my clients' activity?
You see volume and commission data — not their personal trading positions or private details.
Do very short trades count toward my commission?
Positions opened and closed within five minutes do not count. The rule exists to stop volume being generated artificially.
How do I know a client is tracked to me?
They have to arrive through your referral link. Sharing the plain website address does not attach them to you, and it cannot be corrected reliably afterwards.
Can I refer myself, or my own family?
You cannot refer yourself — routing your own trading through your own code is reversed when found. Family members trading their own money on their own accounts are ordinary clients.