The RoboForex Infinity programme describes two potential partner commissions: one linked to referred clients’ closed trades, and another linked to swap on their open positions. Neither is a guaranteed payment.
For European readers, the country restrictions matter as much as the advertised rates. RoboForex Ltd says it and its partners don’t target clients in the EU, EEA or UK.
I would assess the offer as a trading-linked business arrangement, with the applicable agreement determining whether any commission is payable.
Key Takeaways
- RoboForex advertises up to 85% of spread on closed trades and 30% of swap on open positions, subject to programme terms.
- Its FAQ also describes fixed payouts per lot, so the headline percentages don’t establish a universal calculation.
- RoboForex says Infinity applies across real account types, but commission treatment differs between account types.
- RoboForex Ltd says it and its partners don’t target EU, EEA or UK clients; the notice doesn’t establish access elsewhere in Europe.
- Partner earnings depend on eligible activity and are separate from client trading results and the partner’s business costs.
How to Get Dual Commission from RoboForex Infinity Program
The route described by RoboForex involves becoming a partner, attracting eligible clients and earning commission under the Partner Agreement. The RoboForex Infinity programme page describes the two trading-linked streams.
I would start with the restrictions and agreement before treating registration as a route to income. The available information doesn’t establish a detailed application process, referral-attribution window or minimum qualifying activity. A partner account and an interested audience alone don’t establish that either commission will be earned.
How the closed-trade and swap commissions work
The first stream relates to referred clients’ closed positions. RoboForex’s programme page advertises up to 85% of spread for this activity. The spread is the difference between an instrument’s buying and selling prices.
The second stream relates to swap associated with open positions. Swap is an overnight financing adjustment that can apply when a position remains open beyond the relevant rollover time. RoboForex advertises a 30% share of swap, subject to the applicable terms.
These streams have different bases. A closed trade doesn’t automatically establish that a swap payment applies, and a swap-related payment depends on the conditions for the position concerned. Neither figure tells you how much a particular referral will generate.
Why the advertised rates are not a fixed earnings promise
RoboForex’s FAQ describes the closed-trade payment as a fixed amount per lot, rather than a universally applied percentage of each spread. A lot is a standardised measure of trade size. The FAQ says the amount depends on factors including the instrument, trading volume, account type and programme level.
That distinction matters. I wouldn’t multiply every client’s displayed spread by 85% and present the result as expected income. The programme page uses percentage language, whilst the FAQ describes a per-lot calculation. The calculation in the agreement and contract specifications applicable to the partner account is the relevant basis.
RoboForex gives an illustrative payment of US$10 for one standard lot of EURUSD. It is an example, not a confirmed rate for every EURUSD trade or partner. Its earlier launch announcement also used a different swap figure, which shows why a historical advertisement shouldn’t be treated as a lasting tariff.
Check account eligibility, partner terms and European restrictions
RoboForex says Infinity applies to all its real account types. That statement concerns the types of trading account included in the programme. It doesn’t establish that every European resident can join, open an account or be targeted by a partner.
The account type also affects the advertised commission treatment. RoboForex describes Pro and ProCent as offering its highest partner commissions. For ECN, R StocksTrader and Prime, it describes 60% of the established commission or markup per transaction, plus an additional swap commission. A markup is an addition to a price or charge.
Confirm the contracting entity and country rules
The published restriction notice says RoboForex Ltd and its partners don’t target EU, EEA or UK clients. It also says the website’s marketing material isn’t intended for UK residents. Those restrictions are material for a publication or partner addressing readers across Europe.
I wouldn’t interpret the notice as a complete account of every country’s rules. It doesn’t establish identical treatment for Switzerland and countries outside the EU and EEA, or settle every question about a partner’s residence and audience.
The legal company named in an agreement matters separately from the trading brand. A firm’s permissions, the countries it accepts and the places where a partner may promote its services are different issues. Regulatory authorisation also doesn’t guarantee a trader against market losses.
Distinguish Infinity commission from the separate sub-partner share
RoboForex advertises a further 10% share of a sub-partner’s overall commission when an attracted client becomes a partner. The calculation base is the sub-partner’s commission, rather than their clients’ deposits or the full value of their trades.
I treat that as a separate arrangement from Infinity’s two core trading-linked streams. The available information doesn’t establish all qualification conditions or how long the share lasts.
Recruiting another partner therefore doesn’t establish a fixed payment or a dependable network income. The underlying partner commission must exist before a percentage of it can have a monetary value.
Estimate what you could earn, and account for the risks
A useful estimate begins with eligible client activity, not the number of people who register. The relevant inputs include the account type, instruments traded, position sizes and the commission basis that applies to the partner.
Without those inputs, an advertised percentage can’t produce a reliable forecast. Deposits aren’t the stated calculation base for Infinity’s two trading-linked streams. Nor does the supplied programme description establish a cost-per-acquisition payment, or CPA, which is a fixed bounty for a qualifying acquisition.
I would also separate gross commission from net income. Content production, advertising, compliance and audience support can cost money even during periods when referred clients generate little or no eligible commission.
Understand trading costs and partner incentives
A partner can earn commission while a referred client loses money. That creates an incentive to consider carefully: more client trading may generate more commission, but it isn’t automatically in the client’s interests.
Forex and contracts for difference can involve leverage, which increases market exposure relative to the money committed. It can magnify losses as well as gains. Volatility and slippage, where a trade executes at a different price from the one expected, can also affect results.
Clients may face spreads, separate trading commissions and overnight financing. Our guide to forex spreads versus commission explains why a narrow spread alone doesn’t establish the full cost of a trade.
In my view, a responsible promotion should explain those risks plainly. It shouldn’t encourage someone to trade more often or hold a position overnight merely to generate partner commission.
Verify payment and withdrawal details before relying on income
A commission shown in a partner account and money received in a bank account are different stages. The available Infinity information doesn’t establish a general payout frequency, minimum payout, payment method or processing time.
It also doesn’t establish the full partner withdrawal fees or verification requirements. That lack of detail doesn’t prove that a payment will be delayed or refused. It does mean I wouldn’t describe displayed commission as immediately accessible cash.
RoboForex publishes information about withdrawals for trading clients, but client-funds rules shouldn’t be substituted for partner commission terms. A meaningful income assessment needs the payment conditions attached to the partner arrangement, as well as the underlying commission calculation.
For comparison, our explanation of Axi’s CPA and recurring partner commissions shows how a different programme combines acquisition-based and trading-linked payments. Its rules don’t establish Infinity’s terms.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does a demo account generate Infinity commission?
RoboForex describes Infinity as available across its real account types. The available information doesn’t establish demo-account trading as eligible for partner commission, so I wouldn’t include it in an earnings estimate.
Is a ProCent lot the same as a standard lot?
RoboForex uses cent lots for ProCent and standard lots for Pro, ECN and Prime. In one company example, 100 cent lots produce the same US$10 partner payment as one standard lot. That illustration doesn’t establish the rate for every instrument or account.
Does every open position generate swap?
No. Whether an overnight adjustment applies depends on the instrument, position and applicable trading conditions. An open position alone doesn’t establish that a partner will receive swap commission.
Has the advertised swap share changed?
RoboForex’s launch announcement on 5 February 2024 advertised a 20% swap share. The programme material described here advertises 30%, but the available information doesn’t establish when or under what conditions the figure changed.
Is Switzerland included in the EU, EEA and UK restriction notice?
Switzerland isn’t an EU or EEA member, and it isn’t the UK. The cited notice doesn’t establish that Swiss residents or audiences are eligible for Infinity. Country access and marketing permissions remain separate questions.
Does a referral remain linked to a partner indefinitely?
The available programme information doesn’t establish an attribution window or an indefinite referral relationship. I wouldn’t assume that every person reached by a partner will be credited to that partner.
Assess the Terms Before Counting on Commission
Infinity’s dual commission describes two potential payments tied to trading activity. Neither the advertised rates nor a growing audience establishes a guaranteed or passive income.
I would give most weight to the applicable calculation, account and country restrictions, and partner payment terms. A sound assessment also keeps the client’s trading risks in view: generating commission is never a reason to encourage unnecessary trades.
