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HFM announced an update to its partnership program, offering affiliates a 60% revenue share on client trades and highlighting features such as daily payouts, multi-tier commissions, and additional performance bonuses.
HFM detailed an update to its affiliate partnership program, specifying a 60% revenue share for partners on net revenue generated by referred clients. The program offers daily payouts starting from USD 5, multi-tier commission structures extending up to five levels, unlimited commissions, an optional RevShare+ bonus of up to USD 5,000, and adjustable client rebates paid directly into trading accounts.
Additional features highlighted include sub-affiliate earnings (25% of commissions earned by referred partners), free marketing tools, real-time reporting via MT4/MT5 and a mobile app, and the assignment of dedicated account managers. The broker specifies that leveraged trading products involve significant risk and that affiliates must not provide investment advice; terms and conditions apply.
To participate in HFM's Affiliate/Partnership Program and earn a 60% revenue share, start by signing up on the HFM partner page. After registration, you will be assigned a dedicated account manager and gain access to resources for referring clients. As your referred clients trade, you accumulate commissions, with options for daily payouts, multi-tier rewards, and additional performance bonuses. For more information and to register, visit the official sign-up link.
HFM, owned by the HF Markets Group, offers a range of account types, favorable trading conditions with low spreads starting from 0 pips, and access to a wide selection of trading assets. The broker provides MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 platforms and is licensed by multiple regulators. For more details, see the broker profile on Traders Union.
For more background, see the earlier news about HFM’s educational initiatives, including their free webinar on developing trading habits through journaling, in the previous HFM update on Traders Union.