Affiliate deals explained: CPA, revenue share and hybrid

Each affiliate has one deal, set when you approve them and editable any time.

CPA (cost per acquisition)

A fixed amount paid once per referred client who meets all of these:

1. KYC approved — in the client registration or on the CRM lead.
2. Deposit at or above the deal's minimum.
3. Lots traded at or above the deal's minimum.

Example: $250 CPA, $300 minimum deposit, 2 lots. A client deposits $500 and trades 3 lots after KYC approval → $250. A client who deposits $500 but hasn't passed KYC → nothing yet.

Revenue share

A percentage of the revenue the broker earns from the referred clients' trading. Revenue is taken from the revenue value on each imported trade.

Example: 25% revenue share; a trade generates $400 revenue → $100.

Hybrid

Both: the CPA once the client qualifies, plus revenue share on every trade.

Good to know

• Commissions start as pending and become paid when you mark them.
• Suspending or closing an affiliate stops new commissions; existing ones stay.
• The affiliate sees their deal and earnings live in their portal.