FIBO Group, Ltd. Introduces SYNERGY Partner Program With Two-Tier Commission
FIBO Group, Ltd. announced the SYNERGY partner program on 11 February 2025, with a two-tier commission of up to 65% from referred clients and 15% of sub-partner remuneration. The company says trades by referred clients, including Managed Accounts (PAMM) and cTrader Copy investments, count without restrictions, and it mentions potential monthly boosts of up to 100% without detailing conditions.
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FIBO Group, Ltd. said the SYNERGY program offers a two-tier commission: up to 65% from referred clients and 15% of the remuneration from all sub-partners. The announcement also refers to potential monthly boosts of up to 100%, but the supplied text does not explain the conditions for those boosts.
Counted Trading Activity
According to the company, all trades by referred clients count without restrictions when rewards are calculated, including investments in Managed Accounts (PAMM) and cTrader Copy. The notice was published on 11 February 2025 and did not state a program start date or further eligibility terms in the supplied text.
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