Markets4you IB program
Introducing clients rather than traffic — and the conflict of interest worth understanding before you take advice from one.
Start Trading →A Markets4you introducing broker brings in clients and supports them, earning a share linked to how much those clients trade. Rates and tiers are published in the partner area and change. For the client, going through an IB does not change the spread or commission, and an IB can neither hold funds nor trade the account — but it does mean the IB earns more when the client trades more.
How the IB route works
- An introducing broker brings clients in and supports them, earning a share tied to how much those clients trade.
- Income follows trading activity rather than sign-up counts: a few active traders can be worth more than many dormant accounts.
- That creates a conflict of interest worth knowing about — an IB earns more when you trade more, whether or not trading more suits you.
- Current rates and any tier structure are published in the broker's partner area and change over time.
- An IB cannot hold your money or trade your account: funds stay with the broker and the account stays in your name.
- Opening an account through an IB does not change the spread or commission you pay.
- In India, the broker is not authorised by any Indian authority, and an introducer cannot change that fact whatever they say.
- If your reach is an audience rather than a client base, the affiliate route fits better.
Frequently asked questions
Does opening through a Markets4you IB cost me more?
No. The IB's share comes out of the broker's own revenue, so your spread and commission are unchanged. Worth remembering, though, is that an IB earns more when you trade more.