Admiral Markets Group consists of the following firms:

Admiral Markets Pty Ltd

Regulated by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC)
  • Leverage up to:
    1:500 for retail clients
  • Volatility protection
  • Negative Account Balance Policy
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Admiral Markets UK Ltd

Regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)
  • Leverage up to:
    1:30 for retail clients,
    1:500 for professional clients
  • FSCS protection
  • Negative balance protection
CONTINUE

Admiral Markets AS

Regulated by the Estonian Financial Supervision Authority (EFSA)
  • Leverage up to:
    1:30 for retail clients,
    1:500 for professional clients
  • Guarantee Fund
  • Negative balance protection
CONTINUE

Admiral Markets Cyprus Ltd

Regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC)
  • Leverage up to:
    1:30 for retail clients,
    1:500 for professional clients
  • ICF protection
  • Negative balance protection
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Admiral Markets Pty Ltd

Regulated by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC)
  • Leverage up to:
    1:500 for retail clients
  • Volatility protection
  • Negative Account Balance Policy
CONTINUE

Admiral Markets UK Ltd

Regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)
  • Leverage up to:
    1:30 for retail clients,
    1:500 for professional clients
  • FSCS protection
  • Negative balance protection
CONTINUE

Admiral Markets AS

Regulated by the Estonian Financial Supervision Authority (EFSA)
  • Leverage up to:
    1:30 for retail clients,
    1:500 for professional clients
  • Guarantee Fund
  • Negative balance protection
CONTINUE

Admiral Markets Cyprus Ltd

Regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC)
  • Leverage up to:
    1:30 for retail clients,
    1:500 for professional clients
  • ICF protection
  • Negative balance protection
CONTINUE
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Introducing Business Partner

Created for agents, entrepreneurs, and corporate introducers who would like to develop their business and help their organisation to meet its sales goals, the Introducing Business program rewards partners who market and refer new potential clients to Admiral Markets UK Ltd and Admiral Markets Pty Ltd.

Step 1

Register as a natural person or a legal entity partner with Admiral Markets UK Ltd or Admiral Markets Pty Ltd.

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Step 2

Upon completion of the onboarding process, receive your IB referral link and IB Code.

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Step 3

Share your referral link and code when promoting the services of Admiral Markets to new potential clients.

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Step 4

Earn Partner Fees once your referred clients make the minimum deposit or start trading - it’s your choice!

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Introducing Business Partner benefits
Choose your commission

Choose between a one-off payment or ongoing commissions based on trading activity.

Measure your success

Immediate access to your commission activity to analyse your results and maximise ROI.

Build your knowledge

Learn the ins and outs of Admiral Markets’ platforms and products, so you’re ready for any client questions.

Boost conversions

Convert more clients with a professional suite of marketing tools - banners, email templates, Facebook covers and more.

Progress through our multi-level system

The more clients you refer, the more you earn, earning a 10% commission from your clients’ referrals as well.

Who can become an Introducing Business Partner?
  • Financial Advisors
  • Real Estate Agents
  • Accountants and Accounting Firms
  • Traders looking to work within financial markets
  • Individuals providing other financial services
  • Banks
  • Insurance Companies
  • Real Estate Firms
  • Companies providing and/or trading derivatives
  • Companies providing other financial services
Introducing Business Partner Payment Plan
Name CPA 200 CPA 600 CPA 1000
Type of accounts involved Markets, Prime Markets, Prime Markets, Prime
Minimum deposit $200 $600 $1000
No. of deposits payable to new partners First First First
Payout (Country Group 1/Group 2/Group 3) ($200/$300/$400) ($300/$400/$500) ($400/$500/$600)
Min no. lots to be traded by the client for the Partner to qualify for the commission 3 5 10

CPA 200

Type of accounts involved

Markets, Prime

Minimum deposit

$200

No. of deposits payable to new partners

First

Payout (Country Group 1/Group 2/Group 3)

($200/$300/$400)

Min no. lots to be traded by the client for the Partner to qualify for the commission

3

CPA 600

Type of accounts involved

Markets, Prime

Minimum deposit

$600

No. of deposits payable to new partners

First

Payout (Country Group 1/Group 2/Group 3)

($300/$400/$500)

Min no. lots to be traded by the client for the Partner to qualify for the commission

5

CPA 1000

Type of accounts involved

Markets, Prime

Minimum deposit

$1000

No. of deposits payable to new partners

First

Payout (Country Group 1/Group 2/Group 3)

($400/$500/$600)

Min no. lots to be traded by the client for the Partner to qualify for the commission

10
Country groups
Germany United Kingdom Australia Spain Switzerland
France Italy Netherlands

Risk Warning

CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 83% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.