What is an Introducing Broker (IB)?
An Introducing Broker (IB) is an intermediary who connects traders (clients) with a brokerage firm. IBs do not handle trade execution themselves but earn commissions or rebates from the brokerage for referring clients. They provide additional services like market analysis, trading education, and customer support.
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How IB Services Work
Partnership with a Brokerage
The IB partners with a licensed broker who executes trades.
Client Referral
The IB brings in traders who sign up and trade through the broker.
Commission & Rebates
The IB earns a percentage of the trading volume generated by their referred clients.
Value-Added Services
Many IBs offer trading tools, mentorship, and support to attract and retain clients.
Key Benefits of IB Services for Traders
Access to brokerage services with additional support.
✅ Possible discounts or rebates on trading fees.
✅ Personalized trading education, mentorship, and analysis.
✅ Customer support from an IB who understands their needs.
Earn commissions without handling trade execution.
✅ Build a business without needing full brokerage infrastructure.
✅ Offer value-added services to attract more traders.
✅ Scale earnings with a larger client base and higher trading volumes.
Why Choose CFD Trading?
CFD trading provides Indian traders with accessible entry to global markets. With lower capital requirements compared to traditional trading, CFDs allow you to participate in a variety of asset classes and potentially capitalize on market movements
Types of Introducing Brokers
Introducing Brokers (IBs) plays a crucial role in connecting traders to the financial markets. They act as intermediaries, introducing clients to brokerage firms and earning commissions based on the trading activity of their referred clients.
Crude Oil (Brent & WTI)
IBs specializing in crude oil provide access to Brent and WTI contracts, catering to traders interested. They offer expert analysis and market insights on global oil trends.
Gasoline
IBs focused on gasoline provide opportunities to trade gasoline futures and CFDs, catering to clients involved in the energy sector or those speculating on fuel prices.
Diesel & Jet Fuel
IBs specializing in diesel and jet fuel provide access to related derivatives, catering to businesses and traders involved in transportation and aviation.
