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Introducing Broker Education
Understand how brokers work.
Then get paid like one.

Vayle Enterprise publishes plain-English guides on how forex brokers operate and how Introducing Brokers (IBs) earn from every trade their clients place. Learn the model, then build your own IB business with our support.

What is an Introducing Broker?

An IB refers traders to a broker. The broker pays the IB a share of the trading costs those clients generate, for as long as they keep trading.

1
You introduce clients

Traders open a live account with a regulated broker through your personal link. You never handle client money.

2
They trade as normal

Your clients pay the same spread or commission they would pay anyway. Your income comes from the broker, not from them.

3
You earn per lot

The broker pays you a rebate on every lot traded. It is recurring, tracked in a live portal and paid out regularly.

Why build an IB business

It is one of the few models in trading where your income does not depend on your own win rate.

Recurring income

A client you introduce once can generate rebates for years. The work compounds instead of resetting each month.

No licence, no capital

You partner with brokers that are already regulated. There is no platform to build and no client funds to hold.

Works with any audience

Telegram channel, trading community, education brand or a small circle of traders. The model scales from ten clients to thousands.

Support from people doing it

We run a live IB operation every day. You get the systems, onboarding flow and lessons we learned the hard way.

Ready to start your own IB business?

Tell us about your audience and goals. If it is a fit, we will set you up with a partner broker, your own tracking link and a clear launch plan.

Apply to become an IB

Risk warning: Trading forex, CFDs and other leveraged products carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for everyone. You can lose more than your initial deposit. Content on this site is for education only and is not financial advice.Earnings as an Introducing Broker are not guaranteed and depend on client activity.