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Grand Capital, an offshore broker of forex and contracts for difference (CFDs), said on Tuesday it has decided to terminate its cost-per-action (CPA) affiliate program and to switch all partners under the program to its classic reward system. As of 28 September, 2016, partner commissions will no longer be based on CPA, but will be calculated depending on the in/out at 4%-5% from the trading volume.
The move was in response to the high interest to commissions based on trading volume.
Grand Capital offers several types of affiliate programs, under which partners and their clients gain access to all of the broker’s services, including customer service. Some partners can also attract sub-partners and receive part of the profit they make.
In addition to the CPA program where partners earn a set amount for each attracted client and the web partners program under which commissions are based on trading volume, the broker also offers programs for regional representatives, franchise partners, or under a white label agreement (for partners with their own client base).
The web partner program applies for trading in forex, contracts for difference (CFDs), and binary options. Affiliates can receive $15-$80 per each standard lot under this program. Commissions are calculated based on the in/out value, trade volume and the instruments used.
More details regarding commission calculation for web partners of Grand Capital follow:
Grand Capital provides financial, educational and brokerage services and offers trading in forex, as well as in binary options and CFDs on stocks, gold, oil, lumber and forex instruments. The broker is based in the Seychelles and has offices across Europe and Asia. It is a member of Russia’s Center for Regulation in OTC Financial Instruments and Technologies (CRFIN), a Russian self-regulatory organization, and the Financial Commission (FinaCom), a Hong Kong-based external dispute resolution (EDR) organization.