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Trader acquisition for regulated forex and CFD brokers

We connect regulated forex, CFD and investing brokers with traders from content, publishers and creators, on terms agreed before launch.

  • Forex
  • CFDs
  • Investing
  • CPA
  • Revenue share
  • Hybrid

Start with the trader you want to acquire

Define the qualified trader, approve the sources and set a pilot cap. Review funded accounts and agreed trading events by source before deciding what to expand.

  1. Traders, not sign-ups

    Planned around your markets and your own definition of a qualified trader.

  2. Sources you can check

    Every source is listed by name, and changing the mix needs your approval.

  3. A pilot before a commitment

    A capped test in one market, reviewed source by source before anyone commits.

Sources you can review before launch

Education and review content, financial publishers and creator partnerships, reviewed against your entity, market and advertising requirements. We do not run paid social or search campaigns for forex or CFDs on your behalf.

Products
Forex, CFDs, stocks and investing
Markets
Where your entity can serve, checked country by country. We won’t promise every country.
Volume
Capped in the terms, then raised as each pilot proves out
  • Education and reviews

    Guides, reviews and comparisons, with the affiliate link disclosed.

    Agreed before launchPlacements and risk-warning wording

  • Financial publishers

    Finance and trading media whose readers suit your brand.

    Agreed before launchNamed publishers and approved creative

  • Creators and communities

    Trading educators, video creators and webinars that suit your brand.

    Agreed before launchNamed creators and your sign-off on content

Choose the model that fits your campaign

AffiCrest works on CPA, revenue share or hybrid terms. We don’t publish rates, because a rate only makes sense once the market, the product and the approved sources are known. Each one is agreed when we scope your brief.

Currency, invoice dates and payment timing go into the contract, whichever model you choose. Full wording in our standards. Also run a casino or sportsbook? See how player deals work.

Discuss a model for your market

Review performance from click to qualified trader

We review your tracking setup, agree conversion events and test compatibility before launch. Click IDs and sub-IDs connect results to approved sources.

  1. Click
  2. Registration
  3. First deposit
  4. Qualified trader
  5. Revenue

A useful report shows the whole journey

Example reporting fields, not campaign results. Availability depends on your platform and agreement.

Source
Channel, placement, sub-ID and market
Conversions
Registrations, deposits and qualified customers
Reconciliation
Accepted and rejected conversions, with reasons

Keep quality in the brief

The controls we agree before any traffic goes live. The full wording is on the partnership standards page.

  • Markets first

    We check which entity serves each country, and its ad rules, before planning traffic.

  • Reviewable sources

    Every placement, creative and creator is listed and shared with you.

  • Ads that pass compliance review

    Your regulator’s risk warning on every ad, approved by you, with no promises of profit.

  • Fraud controls

    Duplicates, wash trading, arbitrage and incentivised sign-ups don’t count. A source that breaks the rules is paused.

From brief to measured pilot

Scope the opportunity, test it, then decide what comes next.

  1. Scope

    Your brand, licences, target markets and acquisition priorities.

  2. Agree

    Sources, qualification criteria, tracking and commercial terms.

  3. Test

    A capped pilot, with performance reviewed by source.

  4. Decide

    Continue, adjust, pause or expand, based on the results.

Questions brokers ask us

Short answers, updated 30 September 2026. Terms such as qualified trader, lot and IB are defined in the glossary.

What does AffiCrest do for brokers?

AffiCrest is a performance-marketing (affiliate) partner that brings new traders to regulated forex, CFD and investing brokers. Brokers pay per qualified trader (CPA), through a revenue share, or both. Before any traffic goes live, AffiCrest agrees the markets, sources, qualified-trader definition, risk warnings and payment dates in writing, then starts with a capped pilot in one market.

Which brokers does AffiCrest work with?

Regulated forex, CFD and investing brokers that want performance-based client acquisition. We start with your brand, your licences and the markets each of your entities can serve, then scope a campaign around sources you approve.

Which markets and channels can we discuss?

Tell us which entities you run and where you want clients. We confirm availability for each brief and don’t promise global coverage. We focus on content, publishers and creators, subject to the rules for each market. We don’t run paid social or search ads for CFDs or forex on your behalf.

How do you define a qualified trader?

With you, in writing. The agreement defines the first deposit and any minimum amount, the KYC status, and any minimum number of trades or lots and the window they must happen in. It also sets out who is excluded, such as duplicate or existing clients and accounts that wash-trade or arbitrage, plus the caps and how long an account is held before payment. Rejected traders get a written reason and a route to dispute it.

How do you handle risk warnings and creator content?

Every ad and every piece of creator content carries the risk warning your regulator requires, in the exact wording and position it requires. Where the warning quotes the share of retail accounts that lose money, it’s updated whenever your figure changes. Creators work from an approved brief, never promise profits or call trading risk-free, and you sign off their content before it’s published.

Is AffiCrest an introducing broker?

No. AffiCrest is a marketing affiliate: we bring prospective clients to your website and you onboard them. We don’t give investment advice, sell trading signals, handle client money or open accounts. Market-specific requirements for affiliates, creators and financial promotions are reviewed before launch.

How big is a pilot, and how does a campaign scale?

A pilot is capped: a set number of qualified traders in one market, agreed in the terms, so on CPA the test budget is known before launch. We review the results source by source against the criteria set at the start. If they’re met, the campaign grows in agreed steps, such as higher caps, another market or a new source, and each step is added to the terms in writing.

What should I bring to a first meeting?

Your brand, your licences and entities, the markets you’re targeting and any countries you exclude, plus the channels and commercial model you’d prefer. If you have them, bring your qualified-trader criteria, the name of your affiliate platform and a pilot budget. The brief form on this page collects most of it.

I run a trading site or channel, not a brokerage. Can I work with AffiCrest?

Yes. Publishers, trading educators and creators with an audience that suits regulated brokers can apply as traffic partners. The partner page explains which traffic we accept, the commission models, how payouts work and how approval runs: afficrest.com/affiliates/.

Tell us about your next trader campaign

Share your brand, entities and target markets. We’ll review your brief and reply to discuss sources and next steps. Prefer email? go@afficrest.com

After you send it: We review your markets and sources, then reply by email to discuss fit and next steps.

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