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Partners · Introducing Brokers
An Introducing Broker brings clients to GIO4X and stays alongside them afterwards. The programme suits people whose recommendation already carries weight, and who intend to keep it that way.
What it is
An Introducing Broker introduces clients to a brokerage and is paid for the trading activity of the clients they introduce. The IB does not hold client money and does not execute trades: accounts are opened with, and held by, the broker.
The role is a responsibility as much as a business. An IB speaks for the firm to the people they introduce, which is why what an IB may say about trading, and how, is governed by the partner agreement.
Who it is for
People who teach trading or run a community and are asked, often, which broker they use.
Those who can support clients in a language or a region where they are already trusted.
Developers whose users need a brokerage account to use what they have built.
Traders who find themselves recommending GIO4X anyway.
Becoming a partner
Complete the partner application.
GIO4X verifies the application and the applicant.
You are taken through the programme and how referrals are tracked.
You start introducing clients.
Rebate amounts, payout schedules and partner numbers were published in several conflicting versions, so none appears here. The current terms come with the partner agreement: info@gio4x.com or the contact page.
The IB portal is reached from the sign-in page, at www.gio4x.com/portal.
Conduct
A partner speaks for the house. These are not small print; they are the job.
Describe trading honestly: it is high risk, and most of what an IB says should begin there.
Never promise returns, never give personal investment advice, never handle a client’s funds or passwords.
Use only approved marketing material, and carry the risk warning wherever it is required.
Make it clear to those you introduce that you are paid for doing so.
Tell us who you would be introducing and how you work with them. You will receive the programme terms and the partner agreement to read before you commit to anything.
Trading foreign exchange on margin carries a high level of risk, and may not be suitable for all investors. The high degree of leverage can work against you as well as for you. Before deciding to trade foreign exchange you should carefully consider your investment objectives, level of experience, and risk appetite. The possibility exists that you could sustain a loss of some or all of your initial investment and therefore you should not invest money that you cannot afford to lose.
Risk disclosure