New traders registering with RoboForex, a global forex and CFD broker, can link their accounts to TradingBeasts.com by entering the partner code robowelcome during signup. The code makes the account eligible for a 33% rebate on the partner commission generated by the trader's activity, credited to the trading account every month for as long as the account remains open.

Under the broker's partner program, RoboForex pays a commission to the partner introduced a client each time that client trades. TradingBeasts passes one third of that commission back to the client instead of keeping it. Arrangements of this kind are a fixture of the introducing-partner model used across the online brokerage industry, in which the share returned to the trader and the transparency of the funding are the main points of difference between programs. According to the company, the rebate is funded entirely from partner revenue rather than from any RoboForex marketing budget. Activation requires a single email after signup, after which the monthly credits run automatically.

“It costs nothing to add the code, and it cannot be added later,” said Michael Kuchar, founder of TradingBeasts.com. “That one field on the registration form is the difference between getting a third of the commission back every month and getting nothing.”

What Traders Receive

Each month, the rebate is credited directly into the trader's RoboForex trading account alongside their own funds. The company stresses that it is not a bonus: no volume conditions are attached and no minimum number of lots must be traded before it can be withdrawn. Once credited, the money can be withdrawn or used for trading like any other balance. That distinction carries weight in an industry where bonus promotions commonly attach volume thresholds before credited amounts can be withdrawn.

The rebate is calculated on trading activity rather than trading results, so it is paid whether a position closes in profit or at a loss. In practical terms, the break-even point on each trade moves slightly closer and losing periods cost somewhat less. Scalpers and day traders, who generate the highest trading costs, stand to gain the most.

Rebates are earned across forex, indices, metals and energies, not limited to a handful of major currency pairs. The amount varies by instrument because RoboForex pays a different partner commission on each, with the exact figures listed in the broker's specifications.

Claiming the Rebate in Three Steps

1. Use the partner code at registration. On the RoboForex signup form, open the field labelled “I have the Partners code” and enter robowelcome. The code contains eleven characters, so the spelling should be double-checked before submitting.
2. Verify identity and choose an account type. The rebate applies to Pro, ProCent, ECN and Prime accounts, covering both RoboForex's commission-free pricing and its raw-spread pricing. The minimum deposit is $10.
3. Email the account number to TradingBeasts. Traders send their RoboForex account number to andi@tradingbeasts.com, after which the 33% rate is set in the partner panel, usually within one working day.

The full conditions, screenshots showing where the partner code field sits on the registration form, and a ready-made email template for the third step are available at TradingBeasts confirms activation in writing by reply once the code has been applied, and from that point the rebate credits appear in the trader's RoboForex account every month alongside their own balance. The payments come from TradingBeasts' partner revenue under a named partnership with the broker, not from an undisclosed promotional fund. For new sign-ups, that written confirmation and the first monthly credit in the account history serve as two verifiable checkpoints that the arrangement is running as described.

Partner Code Valid Only at Registration

RoboForex does not allow a partner code to be added once an account has been opened. There is no reassignment option and no support request that can fix it afterwards, meaning traders who already hold a funded RoboForex account under another arrangement cannot join the offer.

Because TradingBeasts funds the rebate itself, the arrangement has no effect on RoboForex's own promotions. Any deposit bonus or RoboForex cashback a trader is entitled to remains exactly as it is.

About RoboForex

Founded in 2009, RoboForex serves clients in more than 100 countries and offers over 12,000 instruments, mostly as CFDs, across currencies, individual stocks, indices, commodities, ETFs and cryptocurrencies. Pro and ProCent accounts have no commission and spreads starting at 1.3 pips, while ECN and Prime accounts offer spreads from 0.0 pips plus a charge per lot. Clients can trade on MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 or R StocksTrader, the broker's own web platform.

RoboForex Ltd is registered with the Financial Services Commission of Belize under licence number 9759600 and is a Category A member of The Financial Commission, an independent body that resolves client disputes and supports its decisions with a compensation fund covering claims of up to 20,000 EUR.

About TradingBeasts

TradingBeasts.com has been reviewing and comparing forex and CFD brokers since 2016. The site is run by active traders who test platforms with their own money and publish broker comparisons, educational material and alerts about questionable marketing campaigns.

Media contact: Michael Kuchar, Founder, TradingBeasts.com — michael@tradingbeasts.com. Rebate activation requests: andi@tradingbeasts.com.

Risk warning: Forex and CFD trading involves a high risk of losing money and is not appropriate for every investor. Because these products use leverage, losses can exceed the amount deposited. Make sure you understand how they work and whether you can afford the high risk of losing your money.

Disclosure and distribution: TradingBeasts.com receives compensation from RoboForex for introduced clients, and the 33% rebate is paid from that compensation at no extra cost to the trader. This material is not directed at residents of the United States, the United Kingdom or the European Economic Area, or at anyone in a jurisdiction where its distribution would be against local law.

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