The money you leave on the broker's table every month

A simple question: how many lots did you trade last month? Ten? Fifty? A hundred?

Each of those lots carried a cost, in the spread or in commission. Part of that cost was paid, without you knowing, to someone: the introducer.

Who is the introducer and why are they paid?

Brokers reward introducers (Introducing Brokers, or IBs) for bringing clients, usually a fixed amount per lot for as long as the client trades. If you opened your account through a website, a channel or a friend's link, someone is probably earning from every trade you make right now.

This is neither illegal nor secret. It is a standard industry model. The only question is: whose pocket does this money go into?

What is cashback?

In the cashback (rebate) model, the introducer passes a large share of the reward back to the trader. The key point: your spread and commission do not change. You make the same trades at the same cost; part of the cost simply comes back.

Back-of-the-envelope maths

Say your share is $7 per lot (an example; each broker's real share is on the cashback page):

For an active trader, that can offset a losing month or pay a year of signals and tools.

What about my existing account?

You do not need to open a new one. Most brokers let an existing account move under a different introducer code; just ask the broker's support. After the move, you register the account number in your PAMM Iran panel and a reviewer matches it in the broker's portal. Your lots count from the month the match is done.

Three traps to know

1. Cashback paid for with a wider spread. Some move you to a more expensive account type and "return" part of the extra. Compare conditions with an account opened without an introducer.

2. Irregular, vague payments. If you do not know which lots and which month you were paid for, you have no control. A monthly report per account is your right.

3. Trading for cashback. The worst move is to trade more to earn more cashback. It lowers cost, not risk.

How it works on PAMM Iran

• Partner brokers and your exact per-lot share are listed on the cashback page.
• Each month the broker's lot report is imported, and you see each account's rebate in your panel.
• Withdrawals are paid in USDT, only to a verified address in your own name, with a transaction ID.
• The disclosure is clear: PAMM Iran is the official introducer and keeps part of the reward.

The money you leave behind every month is yours. You only need to register your account.

Common questions

Does cashback carry any extra fee? PAMM Iran charges nothing to register an account. Your share is the figure shown for each broker, and it is added to your balance once the account is matched.

What happens if I do not trade for a month? Nothing. Cashback is calculated only on lots you actually trade, and there is no volume commitment.

Why is there a minimum withdrawal? Every network transfer has a fee, and very small withdrawals would cost more than they are worth.

Can I register more than one account? Yes. Each account is matched separately, and your panel shows the rebate for each one. Accounts at different partner brokers can all sit in the same panel, each with its own monthly report.

Further reading

• The full cashback guide in the Help Center
• How to assess the broker that hosts an account
• You no longer need to check the rate ten times a day