Jetvix partner models: CPA, Hybrid and IB compared
The early-bird document outlines these examples; final rates require confirmation.
Three compensation structures
FTD CPA requires at least 1 traded lot. QFTD requires full KYC and a deposit greater than twice the applicable CPA. CPA options shown are alternatives where noted; they should not be added together.
| Model | Illustrative rate |
|---|---|
| Boosted CPA | $100 / FTD or $300 / QFTD |
| Hybrid CPA + Rebate | $50 / FTD or $250 / QFTD, plus $12 / lot |
| IB: Rebate / RevShare | $18 / lot or 85% of net customer losses |
What to check before you apply
No forecast is a promise of income. Rebate depends on qualifying volume; RevShare can fluctuate and may be negative or zero under contractual calculations.
A paid-media team and a trading educator do not create the same kind of value. The right model starts with where your clients come from and what they actually do.
Common questions
Are these rates guaranteed?
No. These are promotional examples in the supplied documents. Your offer depends on activity, traffic quality, geography, eligibility and individually agreed terms.
Is the 15% paid from my sub-partner’s commission?
The proposal says the override is paid separately by Jetvix, rather than deducted from the sub-partner’s own rebate. Confirm it in your contract.
Does signing up guarantee approval?
No. Approval, verification, payout processing and permitted promotional channels depend on the applicable agreement.
What is the difference between rebate and RevShare?
Rebate follows eligible traded volume. RevShare follows the contractual definition of net customer losses and may vary sharply.