Referrer

Refer a friend

Refer Clients to Interactive Brokers

Receive payouts on eligible referrals

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Referrer Networking

What is a Referrer?

A Referrer is an individual that recommends Interactive Brokers to friends, family members, acquaintances or business contacts. Referrers are not employees or agents of Interactive Brokers.

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Referral Program

IBKR Referral Programs

Refer a Friend

The Refer a Friend program allows eligible IBKR clients to refer people to IBKR for a flat fee payment. To qualify, your account must have a net liquidation value of at least USD 2,000 and have placed at least one securities trade to be eligible for the program. Residents of Japan, Denmark, Spain, Portugal, Poland and Israel are not eligible to participate in the program. Residents of Canada are eligible to participate as referrers and receive the USD 200 referral bonus, but are ineligible to earn IBKR stock.

As a referrer you will receive USD 200 for each referral, subject to program conditions. Referrers are limited to 15 referrals per year and 30 referrals total.

As the friend of a referrer, you can earn up to USD 1000 of IBKR stock, subject to program conditions.

Click below to review program detail and eligibility requirements.

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Referral Program

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Your referral can try our platform risk-free and compare our commissions, margins and low financing charges to other brokers before opening a live-trading account.

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Pursuant to Part 7.8A of the Corporations Act 2001, Interactive Brokers Australia Pty. Ltd. has prepared the following target market determinations relating to certain financial products for which it is deemed to be the issuer. Our Target Market Determinations are located here: Target Market Determinations.

Product Disclosure Statements are also available for each of these products. If applicable, you should carefully consider these Disclosures in deciding whether to acquire, or to continue to hold, the relevant financial product.