Partners · estimator

A rebate, worked out from your own figures.

Type the rate on your plan, the clients you expect and the lots they trade, and see the sum the rebate engine would make of them, line by line. The page holds no rate of its own and makes no forecast.

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Your figures in, the working out.

Nothing you type leaves this page: the sum is done in your browser and is not stored.

The working

Fill in the boxes and the working appears here, line by line. Nothing is prefilled, because no rate is published.

This is arithmetic on your own assumptions. It is not a forecast, an offer or a promise of earnings: clients may trade less than you assume, or not at all, and a plan’s terms are those in the partner agreement.

The formula, as the engine applies it.

One rebate: Lots traded × the plan’s rate per lot × the share for the level, kept to eight decimal places. The engine works this out for each trade it is told about, and records it in US dollars.
Level 1: The partner who introduced the client. The share is 100%: the whole rate.
Level 2: The partner one step above, who introduced that partner. The share is the plan’s first sub-partner share, unless the agreement sets another for that relationship.
Level 3 and below: Every partner further up the chain. The share is the plan’s second sub-partner share, the same at every level from the third.

What this page does not do

It does not know your plan. Plan rates and shares are confirmed in the partner area and in your partner agreement. This site publishes none of them, so this page holds none.
It does not know your clients. The number of clients and the lots they trade are yours to assume. Many accounts that are opened never trade, and a month is not like the one before it.
It leaves out everything that is not in the formula. When and how rebates are settled and paid, any conditions for a rebate to count, and tax are matters of the agreement and are not worked out here.
It treats a month’s lots as one sum. The engine rounds each trade’s rebate to eight decimal places and adds them. Adding first and rounding once can differ from that in the last of those places.

Programme terms come with the partner agreement: enquire about the programme.

Risk warning

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.

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The formula, as the engine applies it.

One rebate

Lots traded × the plan’s rate per lot × the share for the level, kept to eight decimal places. The engine works this out for each trade it is told about, and records it in US dollars.

Level 1

The partner who introduced the client. The share is 100%: the whole rate.

Level 2

The partner one step above, who introduced that partner. The share is the plan’s first sub-partner share, unless the agreement sets another for that relationship.

Level 3 and below

Every partner further up the chain. The share is the plan’s second sub-partner share, the same at every level from the third.

What this page does not do

It does not know your plan. Plan rates and shares are confirmed in the partner area and in your partner agreement. This site publishes none of them, so this page holds none.

It does not know your clients. The number of clients and the lots they trade are yours to assume. Many accounts that are opened never trade, and a month is not like the one before it.

It leaves out everything that is not in the formula. When and how rebates are settled and paid, any conditions for a rebate to count, and tax are matters of the agreement and are not worked out here.

It treats a month’s lots as one sum. The engine rounds each trade’s rebate to eight decimal places and adds them. Adding first and rounding once can differ from that in the last of those places.

Programme terms come with the partner agreement: enquire about the programme.

Risk warning

Risk disclosure