Rebates and accounts: frequently asked questions

A broker may pay an introducing partner part of its spread or commission revenue. The rebate service returns an agreed share to eligible members. It is a cost rebate, not investment profit.

No. Rebates may reduce some costs but do not reduce leverage, volatility, slippage, liquidation or broker risk.

Often yes, because eligibility is generally based on valid volume or commission, not trade profit. Invalid or excluded trades may not qualify.

It is the maximum share of broker commission received by us that may be returned to eligible members—not 95% of trade value and not a universal rate.

Submission alone is not confirmation. The member-centre status becomes Active only after the broker or official affiliate report confirms attribution.

It depends on the broker, legal entity, account history and region. Some brokers require a new account.

Common reasons include incorrect referral tracking, another introducer, the wrong legal entity, regional restrictions, excluded instruments or invalid trades.

A plan may use a fixed amount per lot, pips, a spread share or a broker-commission percentage. Always verify instrument, account type, volume convention, currency and effective date.

Records appear only after broker API data or reconciliation reports are received. Reporting can be daily, weekly or monthly.

Pending amounts remain under settlement or reversal review. Available amounts have been verified and may be requested for payout.

This cannot be assumed either way. Compare the exact account terms and confirm any difference with the relevant broker entity.

Fees, minimum amounts and processing estimates must be shown for the selected payment channel before a request is confirmed.

Once the available balance meets the minimum, choose a channel in the member centre and complete login, payee-name and risk checks.

Reasons may include pending balances, mismatched payee details, channel limits, security review, duplicate requests, negative adjustments or legal requirements.

Tax treatment depends on residence, status and local law. Keep records and seek qualified tax advice where needed.

No. We do not request trading passwords or verification codes and do not place trades for users.

Send only the minimum needed, such as member ID, broker, last four account digits, dates and redacted evidence. Never send passwords, codes or full card details.

Submit the broker, last four account digits, dates, relevant order numbers and redacted statement so source reports and adjustments can be reconciled.

Trade reversals, duplicate reports, refunds, currency errors or prior-period corrections can create a separately recorded negative adjustment.

Pending awaits attribution evidence; Active is confirmed; Rejected did not meet eligibility; Suspended is temporarily stopped for security, compliance or partnership reasons.

Not always. EA licensing and broker rebate attribution are separate statuses, although a product may impose its own binding rules.

Register as a member and attribute a supported live MT4/MT5 account through a verified partnership. Product, region, account and continuing-eligibility rules apply.

No. EA rebate is operated by Flyso Markets Ltd. as a rebate, information and software service. We do not execute trades, accept broker deposits or hold trading capital.

Your selected broker holds funds deposited into the trading account under its own terms. Never transfer trading capital to us or to a personal account claiming to represent us.

A partner broker may pay us an introduction commission for eligible attributed activity. We may return part of that commission to members and may also charge for clearly priced premium EA licences. These relationships are disclosed and do not turn rebates into investment returns.

We do not charge a separate membership fee merely to record eligible rebates. Broker trading costs, payment-channel fees and premium EA prices remain separate and must be shown before the relevant action.

We do not set a trading deposit because funds are deposited with the broker, not with us. Any broker minimum, account requirement and suitability decision must be checked on the verified broker page and with the relevant broker entity.

Legal entities, platforms, account types, costs, payment methods and regional availability differ. A comparison helps users assess those differences; inclusion is not a recommendation or guarantee.

Identity and account-ownership checks help prevent impersonation, duplicate accounts, fraud and payments to an unrelated person. We request only information reasonably necessary for the review.

Paying the verified member helps reduce third-party payment and money-laundering risk. A mismatch may require documents, delay the request or result in rejection.

Examples include inconsistent identity or broker details, duplicate accounts, unusual referral or trading patterns, third-party payout details, repeated payout changes, sanctions exposure or suspected manipulation of rebate eligibility.

It is intended for suitable content creators, trading communities, education or tools websites and regional marketing partners that can promote responsibly and disclose the commercial relationship.

The model, rate, attribution window, validity rules, threshold and payment timing are confirmed in writing after review. No rate or lifetime attribution applies unless it appears in the signed terms.

Profit guarantees, fake reviews, spam, impersonation, undisclosed affiliate links, unverified broker or rebate claims, misleading risk statements and unauthorised bidding on protected brand terms are prohibited.