Partner Disclosure

How PIP and its marketers may be paid by partner brokers, and how we handle that interest.

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Version: 2026-10-08 (draft)

1. PIP works with partner brokers#

PIP Trading has partner agreements with brokers ("partner brokers"), currently PU Prime and Moneta Markets. Partner brokers are independent companies. PIP is not a broker, does not hold your money and is not the broker's agent for your account.

2. How the commission works#

  • When someone opens a trading account with a partner broker through a PIP link – or through the link of a PIP marketer – and trades, the partner broker may pay a commission to PIP and/or to the marketer.
  • The commission is paid by the broker, under the broker's own partner terms. It is usually based on trading volume (for example an amount per lot traded).
  • PIP does not pay marketers for sign-ups. Marketers are paid by the partner broker directly; PIP has no part in their payment.
  • Your account conditions – spreads, commissions, swaps and other fees – are set by the broker. Check the conditions of your account type with the broker before you trade.

3. Free access through a partner broker account#

Full PIP membership can be unlocked by verifying a trading account with a partner broker (see the Terms, section 6). This means PIP has a financial interest in members opening accounts with partner brokers and trading with them: the more is traded, the more commission PIP and its marketers may receive.

4. How we handle this interest#

  • No personal trade calls. Nobody at PIP tells you personally what, when, how much or how often to trade. The Kasandra scanner shows rule-based setups (entry, stop and targets) to everyone who uses it, as general information; it does not know you, and you decide every trade.
  • Risk first. The Academy teaches risk management (stops, position size, daily limits) before strategy.
  • Your candles show skill, not volume. The five candles on member pages rise only with Academy levels you pass and your learning, never with your trading volume or deposits. (The team's internal activity view uses a separate 0 to 5 scale based on trading volume; members never see it.)
  • Marketers are not ranked by lots. Marketer tiers count how many of their people traded at least once in the last 90 days – not how many lots they trade and not how many people sign up.
  • Internal activity data. The PIP team and every marketer above you in the invite chain see an internal activity status based on your trading volume from the broker reports, so they can see who is active and offer help. They never see your balance, deposits or profits and losses. Details: Privacy Policy.

5. Before you open a broker account#

  • Read the broker's terms, risk disclosure and privacy policy, and check where and by whom it is regulated.
  • Make sure the broker is allowed to offer its services where you live.
  • Opening an account and trading are your own decisions. See the Risk Disclosure.

6. Marketers#

PIP marketers are independent freelancers. They may receive commission from partner brokers for people who join through their links. They must say so when they promote PIP, must not promise profits or give trade calls, and must follow the law and the partner brokers' rules where they promote.

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