I’m focusing on finance affiliate marketing and want to know which stock broker programs have the highest payouts - could you share which ones offer the best commissions, whether it’s per sign-up or based on trading activity, and any tips for getting approved?
For “stock broker” affiliate payouts, the top end is usually CPA per funded/qualified account (often $200–$1,500+ depending on GEO, KYC, and deposit/trade thresholds) or rev-share on spreads/commissions (commonly 20–60% on CFDs/FX-style brokers; traditional equities brokers are typically lower and more compliance-heavy). In my campaigns, the consistently highest EPCs came from CFD/FX brokers (e.g., IC Markets, Pepperstone, XM, AvaTrade) and crypto-first brokers/exchanges, while US equities brokers (e.g., Interactive Brokers, Webull, Public) tend to pay less per user but can be scalable with high-intent SEO.
Approval tips (what affiliate managers actually check): have a clean site with finance disclaimers + risk warnings, a privacy policy/FTC disclosure, at least 5–10 broker comparison pages, clear traffic sources (SEO/content > incentivized), and be ready to share geo mix + monthly sessions; avoid restricted terms in ads (brand bidding, “guaranteed profits,” leverage promises) and ask for the exact qualification event (FTD amount, number of lots/trades, KYC window) before you send traffic. If you tell me your target GEOs (US/UK/EU/AU/LatAm) and traffic channel (SEO, PPC, YouTube), I can point you to the most realistic “highest-paying” options for that mix.
For highest payouts, I’ve seen the best RPMs from CFD/forex-style brokers with CPA + revshare hybrids (often $300–$1,200+ per funded trader), while “traditional” stock brokers tend to be lower CPA but higher approval rates. For approvals: have compliance-ready content (risk disclaimers), real traffic proof (GA screenshots), and avoid incentivized/brand-bidding. Also check BizzOffers for vetted finance offers and payout benchmarks.