Exness

Exness is a forex and CFD broker.

Finance
cryptocurrency

What it is

Exness is a forex and CFD broker. Clients trade currencies, metals, indices and crypto CFDs on MT4, MT5 and Exness’s own apps. The affiliate program pays for referred traders who fund an account and trade, not for signups.

The deal

Nothing here is a share of a sale. You are paid a fixed sum for each referred trader who makes a first deposit and trades, and that sum is set by two things: where the trader lives and how much they deposit. The headline number is the top of the Middle East and North Africa band — the same referral from the CIS region is worth closer to a third of it. Small deposits do not qualify at all, and the qualifying floor is higher for affiliates in Vietnam. Exness publishes the full country-by-country payout table, with bands stepping up from small deposits to very large ones, so you can check what your audience is actually worth before committing. No cookie window is published; attribution runs off the partner link at registration. A separate Introducing Broker program pays a share of spread instead of a flat fee.

Getting paid

Money lands in a partner wallet on business days rather than on a monthly cycle, and the withdrawal threshold is nominal, so cash flow is unusually fast for this category. You must complete identity and address verification before funds can move, and the first time you use any payment method you have to prove you own the account.

The rules

Exness moderates traffic actively and will put a link on hold or disable it for anything it judges invalid — duplicate registrations, proxy or spoofed users, incentivised signups, or click and impression volumes far out of line with conversions. Signing up your own friends and relatives through your link counts as invalid traffic. Advertising rules are unusually tight: no suggestion that trading makes money, mandatory risk warnings on every piece, no use of the brand name in your domain, app or channel names, and no targeting of countries Exness does not serve, including Europe, the US, Canada and Australia. Paid search is allowed only if the brand name and its misspellings are set as negative keywords.

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