Built for the trader we used to be.

What Forexheights is

A forex introducing broker desk. We hold IB codes with a small set of brokers we are willing to defend, track what each of them is actually offering week by week, pay monthly rebates on the volume our traders generate, and stay reachable when something breaks. We are not a broker: we never hold your money, never execute your trades, and never set your pricing.

The principles, in writing

• No markup, ever. Your pricing under our code must be identical to going direct. The day a broker asks us to run marked-up pricing is the day the partnership ends.
• The awkward part goes in the answer. When a bonus is a bad deal, when a broker’s cashier is slow, when the honest answer is “nothing worth taking this month” — that is what we publish.
• Terms in writing before money moves. Rebate rates and bonus slabs are confirmed on your account, in writing, before you deposit — never negotiated afterwards.
• No signals, no performance claims, no managed accounts. Not from us, and not from partners introducing under our sub-codes. It is the fastest way this industry destroys trust, so it is banned outright here.
• Small enough to answer. The product is a person who replies — about a stuck withdrawal, a code that did not attach, or a question we would rather not be asked. When we cannot fix something, you hear that too.

The conflict of interest, in full

Brokers pay us for the accounts we introduce and the volume those accounts trade. That means three things, plainly: we earn more when you trade more; we are paid whether you are profitable or not; and the bonuses we arrange exist to make depositing and trading more attractive. We manage this by disclosing it everywhere, by telling you when offers are not worth taking, and by never publishing anything that dresses up trading frequency as skill. But the conflict does not vanish because we named it — weigh what we say accordingly. The full compensation disclosure is on the disclosures page.

Why the honesty is the strategy

An introducing broker is paid on ongoing volume, which means our income depends on traders who are still trading years from now. Traders last when they take offers that fit them, size positions their own money supports, and use brokers whose withdrawals work. Every honest answer we give is, in the coldest commercial terms, retention. We would rather earn less from you for longer — and we have arranged the incentives so that this is true even when nobody is being noble.

Where to find us

The desk lives in our Discord — codes, current offers and broker notes are all readable before you commit to anything. Email works too: the contact page has the addresses and, importantly, how to verify that anyone claiming to be us actually is.