Markets4you affiliate program
The route for people who send web traffic, and how it differs from introducing clients yourself.
Start Trading →The Markets4you affiliate route pays publishers who send web traffic that converts into funded, trading clients — the relationship is with an audience rather than individual traders. Payout models and attribution rules live in the broker's partner area and change over time. Restricted countries apply to partners too, including the US, Japan, Canada, Australia and the European Economic Area.
How the affiliate route works
- An affiliate sends visitors from a website, channel or ad and is paid when those visitors become funded, trading clients.
- It suits publishers: the relationship is with an audience rather than with individual traders.
- Payout models, rates and attribution rules are published in the broker's partner area and change over time — read them there rather than trusting a summary.
- Payouts depend on referred clients actually trading, so traffic volume alone earns nothing.
- Restricted countries apply to partners too: the broker does not serve residents of the US, Japan, Canada, Russia, Iran, North Korea, Myanmar, Australia or the European Economic Area.
- Promotional claims are the partner's own legal responsibility — promising profits or hiding risk breaches both advertising rules and most partner agreements.
- In India specifically, promoting an entity not authorised by an Indian authority carries its own risk that sits with the promoter.
- If you want a rebate tied to clients you support directly, the introducing-broker route fits better.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the affiliate and IB routes at Markets4you?
The affiliate route pays for traffic that converts into trading clients. The introducing-broker route pays on the trading of clients a partner brings in and supports directly. Publishers fit the first; people with a local client base fit the second.