Introducing Broker (IB) Disclosure

Version: 0.1 Last updated: 2026-05-15 Governing law: Kingdom of Thailand

1. What this disclosure covers

This document explains the Service's role as an Introducing Broker (IB) under its arrangements with each Partner Broker. We publish it so every User understands, before signing up or linking a broker account, what the Service does, what it does not do, and how it earns money.

If anything below is unclear, do not link a broker account through the Service. Contact us at the address in our Terms of Service first.

2. What an Introducing Broker is

An Introducing Broker:

The IB does not:

The Service is the IB. The Partner Broker is, and remains, the regulated counterparty for every trade you place.

3. How the Service earns money

When you link or open a trading account at a Partner Broker through the Service's IB code, the Partner Broker pays the Service a commission on the trades you place — typically a small share of the spread or the lot-based commission the broker already charges you. You do not pay anything additional to the Service. Your costs at the Partner Broker are the same as if you had signed up to that broker directly.

The Service splits a portion of the commission it receives back to you as a Rebate, paid monthly in USDT-TRC20. The Rebate share rate is published on the Service's website per Partner Broker and may change with notice.

4. Conflict of interest disclosure

Because the Service is paid by the Partner Broker (not by you), the Service has an economic interest in:

That interest is not aligned with you over-trading or trading beyond your risk tolerance. The Service does not, and will never, encourage trading activity. The Service's product, microcopy, and any educational content explicitly warn against over-trading.

If you ever feel pressured by the Service to trade more than you intended, that is a bug in our design and we want to know. Email us.

5. The Service is not a broker

The Service is not a broker, broker-dealer, market-maker, prop-trading firm, fund manager, or regulated financial advisor. The Service does not:

If anyone — the Service's marketing, an employee, an affiliate, or a third party — claims otherwise, that claim is incorrect and should be reported to us.

6. Your relationship with the Partner Broker

When you link or open an account at a Partner Broker through the Service, you enter into a separate contract with that Partner Broker. That contract — the Partner Broker's own terms, risk disclosure, complaints procedure, and regulatory protections — governs your relationship with the Partner Broker. The Service has no power to alter, override, or interpret that contract on your behalf.

If you have a dispute about a trade, account access, withdrawal, or anything else relating to your trading account, you should raise it with the Partner Broker first, using the procedure published on the Partner Broker's website. The Service can attempt to facilitate communication but cannot resolve trading disputes.

7. Tax

Rebates you receive from the Service are likely taxable income in your jurisdiction. The Service does not withhold tax. You are responsible for declaring and paying any tax due on Rebates. Please consult a qualified tax advisor in your jurisdiction — the Service does not give tax advice.

8. Changes to this disclosure

The Service may update this IB Disclosure from time to time. Material changes (changes to the rebate share rate, changes to the list of Partner Brokers, changes to payout mechanics) will be announced with at least 14 days' notice via the dashboard and the Service's published contact channel. Continued use of the Service after the change date constitutes acceptance.

9. Contact

Questions about this disclosure: see the contact address in our Terms of Service. Material concerns about regulatory status, conflicts of interest, or alleged misrepresentation: raise privately, in writing, before any public statement — we will take it seriously.