Artemisia Markets Group is a brand. Each firm named on this site is a separate legal entity, authorised in its own country, and contracts in its own name.

CFDs are complex instruments carrying a high risk of losing money rapidly because they are traded on margin. Partner marketing is held to the same standard as the firm’s own.

Artemisia Markets Group

Route one

Introducing broker programme

Introduce a client, the client opens an account with Artemisia Markets (Pty) Ltd, and you earn a share of the profit on the business you bring.

The terms

What you earn

A share of the profit on the clients you introduce, on the same footing as a shareholder in the firm.

  • You earn A share of the profit
  • Your rate Agreed and written into your agreement
  • Paid On your agreed cycle
  • Statement Reconcilable line by line
  • Partner area Your accounts and earnings, live
  • We need Identification, and registry documents for a company
Rates

Agreed per partner and written into your agreement. Tell us your volumes and we will quote.

How it works

How you are paid

Your partner code, your statement and your payment cycle are all set out in your agreement.

Your partner code

Every client opens their account under your partner code, which ties their trading to your statement.

Your statement

A statement you can reconcile line by line: the accounts introduced, what they traded, and what you earned on each.

Your partner area

Your accounts and your earnings, live. Client funds do not pass through a partner at any point.

What is asked of you

The rules

A partner introduces clients. Advice, account management, quoted returns, promised results and the holding of client money all sit outside the role.

  • You introduceA partner introduces clients to the firm and does nothing further.
  • No adviceNo recommendations, no account management, no quoted returns
  • No client moneyClients fund their own accounts, in their own names
  • MarketingStatements about the firm must be accurate in the market they are made in

What we need

Getting started

Three steps before the first introduction.

1

Tell us what you do

Your market, and the approximate number of clients you deal with.

2

Send your documents

Identification, and registry documents if you are a company, before any payment is made.

3

Agree your terms

Your rate and your payment cycle, written into the agreement before the first introduction.

Programmes

Other ways to partner

Ready to start earning

Tell us what you do and where you do it, and we will reply with terms to discuss.

Partner programmesFive ways to work with the group, on terms agreed with you and written into your agreement.