Forex introducing broker desk
Brokers run deposit bonuses and rebate promotions when it suits them — generous one month, gone the next. We hold introducing-broker codes with each of them, watch what every desk is really running, and tell you plainly — including the weeks when the honest answer is “nothing worth taking.” Same broker, same spread, no markup.
In plain terms: we sit between you and the broker. Open your account through our code, and part of the trading fee you were already paying comes back to you every month.
Nothing to sign, nothing to pay us. Read everything first, decide later.
New to trading? Start with what an introducing broker is — or email the desk instead of joining anything.
01 / How it works
An introducing broker earns its keep before the deposit, not after. This is the work.
Deposit bonuses and rebate boosts appear when a broker wants inflows and disappear when it doesn’t. The size shifts, the terms shift, and on your own you simply take whatever happens to be running the week you fund an account.
We carry an introducing-broker code with each broker we list, and we check what every one of them is actually running — the real terms, not the banner. That is the legwork you would otherwise do yourself across half a dozen tabs.
Before a single dollar moves, you know what your broker is offering right now, what the small print says, and whether it is worth taking at all. Some months it is not — and we will say exactly that.
02 / Monthly rebates
Every time you trade, your broker earns from the spread or commission. Because your account sits under a Forexheights IB code, the broker shares a slice of that with us — and we pass a share of it back to you, per standard lot, every month.
It costs you nothing and changes nothing about your trading: same spreads, same execution, same platform. The only difference is that volume you were going to trade anyway now pays something back.
| Rebate per standard lot | $5.00 |
| Lots you trade in a month | 20 |
| Paid back to you, monthly | $100.00 |
| Change to your pricing | none |
| Cost to you | $0 |
03 / Deposit bonuses
In almost every broker programme, a deposit bonus is credit, not cash. It raises the margin you can trade against; it is not money you can send to your bank. Four things follow from that, and they matter more than the headline number does:
If a bigger bonus sounds strictly better, sit with this: a deposit bonus is leverage wearing a friendlier name. Take the position size you would have traded anyway — not the size the credit allows.
04 / Getting started
Free, and everything is readable before you decide anything — the codes, the broker notes, and the current offers.
Each listing shows its platform, minimum deposit and accepted countries. Ask if unsure — we will tell you the drawbacks too.
The link carries the IB code. If anything looks off, stop and message us before funding — an unlinked account gets no rebate and no bonus, and we cannot see or support it.
Send your account number and we confirm the offer you qualify for and have it applied — so it is on the account when your deposit lands, not argued about afterwards.
05 / What you get
Anyone can hand you a link and vanish. The link is the easy part. What matters is who answers when a withdrawal is stuck, a platform will not connect, or a code did not attach.
We track every broker we list, week by week, and post the current offer with its real terms — not a figure promised months ago that no broker will honour today. When nothing is worth taking, that is what you hear.
Your spread and commission are the broker’s own standard pricing — identical to walking in without us. What the broker pays us never comes out of an inflated cost to you.
Several broker partnerships across different platforms, minimums and accepted countries. We will tell you which fits — and where each one falls short.
A share of the spread on your traded volume, paid back monthly, on top of any bonus and at no cost to you. See the arithmetic.
Deposits, withdrawals, platform trouble, a code that did not apply. One human, real replies — and an honest answer when the answer is that we cannot fix it.
Run a channel or a community? Introduce people under your own sub-code and earn a monthly share of what those accounts generate. Two conditions, neither negotiable: approved copy only, and no performance claims or personal advice — anywhere, ever.
06 / Stated up front
We earn more when you trade more — and we are paid whether you win or lose.
That is the introducing-broker conflict of interest, and it belongs in large type, not a footnote. We are paid by brokers, never by you, and we add no markup to your pricing — but what brokers pay us is tied to the accounts we introduce and the volume those accounts trade.
A bonus exists to make depositing and trading more attractive, and we are the ones handing it to you. Weigh everything we publish with that in mind — especially anything that makes trading more often sound clever.
Why say it here? Because you would work it out eventually, and the desks that hide it are the desks that need you to overtrade. We would rather earn a smaller amount from a trader who lasts years than a larger amount from an account that burns out in a quarter.
07 / Before anyone messages you
A display name and an avatar take a minute to copy; a Discord user ID cannot be faked. In Discord: Settings → Advanced → enable Developer Mode, then right-click the profile and choose Copy User ID. If it does not match the ID published on our contact page, it is not us — screenshot it and tell us.
08 / Learn first
09 / Questions
No. There is nothing to pay us and no markup on your spread or commission — your pricing is the broker’s own standard pricing, identical to signing up without us. Brokers pay us for introducing accounts, out of revenue they were earning anyway.
Generally no, and you should assume no unless a broker’s written terms say otherwise. Bonus funds are credit that raises your usable margin, not cash. Withdrawing part of your own deposit usually removes the bonus in proportion. The exact rule is in your broker’s bonus terms — read them before depositing.
A broker’s referral partner. An IB does not hold your money, execute your trades or set your spreads — the broker does all three, and your account is with them. The IB introduces you under a code, is paid by the broker for it, typically shares part of that back as rebates, and stays reachable when something goes wrong. Full guide here.
No. A bonus is leverage with a friendlier name: it lets you hold positions several times what your own money would carry, and an adverse move consumes your money first. A larger bonus makes a good month better and a bad month much worse. Trade the size you would have traded anyway.
The Discord is free and open. Read the codes, the current offers and the rules — and make your own mind up before any money moves.
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