FX introducer commission explained

The published Globe FX introducer reward is £50, £100, £150 or £200. It is paid once, on a customer's first completed transfer of £10,000 or more. Any other commission is a private commercial agreement and is not listed on this site.

How much do FX introducers earn?

The published currency broker referral fee depends on the GBP value of the first completed transfer.

• £10,000 to £49,999 pays £50.
• £50,000 to £99,999 pays £100.
• £100,000 to £249,999 pays £150.
• £250,000 or more pays £200.

There is one published reward per customer. A first transfer below £10,000 does not qualify, and a later transfer does not become the qualifying one. See the referral programme for the same bands.

When is that commission paid?

It is paid after the transfer has settled and Globe FX has checked and approved the reward.

A cancelled, reversed or fraudulent transfer does not earn a reward. Globe FX introduces the customer. GC Partners makes the payment. The introducer does not handle the funds and should tell the customer that a reward may be paid.

Can I earn commission by referring currency clients more than once?

The published programme pays on the first qualifying transfer only.

If you introduce customers regularly, ask about a commercial partnership. That can be an ongoing revenue-share agreement or a bespoke agreement. The percentage, the dates and the payment terms belong in that agreement. They are not published here, and a commercial partner earns nothing until Globe FX has confirmed the arrangement.

Talk to us through the partner form.

Is there a lifetime commission on FX referrals?

The published programme does not pay a lifetime commission.

It pays once for each new customer, on the first qualifying transfer. An ongoing share of later transfers exists only where a commercial agreement says so. Those terms are agreed with you and are not shown on the public site.

What do I have to do?

Register, wait for approval, accept the agreement, and share the link you are then given.

You do not give financial advice. You do not set the exchange rate. The customer's payment is explained in how it works, and the roles of Globe FX and GC Partners are on the regulatory information page.

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