What are the conditions for positions eligible for remunerations and which positions are not eligible?

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What are the conditions for positions eligible for remunerations and which positions are not eligible?

Partner Remuneration

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Published in 2025.01.14

Updated in 2025.01.17

At FXON, when a user opens an account and engages in trading through a partner's referral link, performance-based remunerations will be generated based on the traded instruments and trading volume (lot size). However, some instruments are excluded from performance-based remunerations.

The conditions for positions eligible for remunerations and positions not eligible for remunerations are as follows:

Conditions for positions eligible for remunerations

The position must be closed (settled transaction).
The user must have opened an FXON account through a referral link and engaged in trading.
The transaction must meet the minimum trading point specified by the company (the minimum trading volume for each product).
The transaction must be for a product listed in the "Partner Remuneration List."

To check which products are eligible for remuneration, please refer to the "Terms and Conditions" or the FAQ below, and confirm via the "Rebate List" on the FXON portal.

Conditions for positions not eligible for remunerations

If churning activities (intentional opening and closing of positions for the purpose of earning remunerations) are confirmed.
Transactions that are canceled based on complaints or specific conditions.
If the partner engages in a breach of terms or fraudulent activities.
If the requirements within the eligible period stated in the "Partner Rewards List" are not met.
Transactions generated through violations of advertising or promotional regulations, or fraudulent promotional activities using our brand name.

Key Points

・There are no regulations regarding the holding period for positions that qualify for remunerations.

・Even with hedging trades, remunerations will be issued if no fraudulent activities are involved.

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