Capital.com
Tiered CPA with a 63-country exclusion list — confirm audience eligibility before promoting.
Key Terms
Editorial Rating
Overall Score
Editorial rating of the programme's structure and transparency — not a test of payouts
Commission Structure
| Model | CPA |
| CPA | $400 (EU/UK/HK), $250 (rest of Asia) |
| Revenue share | — |
| IB rebate | — |
| Master-IB / sub-affiliate | Contact for terms — Contact for terms |
| CPA qualification | — |
| Negative carryover | — |
| Sign-on bonus | — |
Pros & Cons for Partners
Pros
- High headline CPA in EU/UK/HK ($400 per qualified client)
- Established, well-recognised broker brand
Cons
- Large 63-country exclusion list narrows where partners can promote
- Lower CPA outside the top-tier markets ($250 for the rest of Asia)
Full Review
Capital.com's partner CPA is tiered by market: $400 for a qualified client in the EU, UK or Hong Kong, and $250 across the rest of Asia. The top-tier rate is competitive for partners with audiences in those markets.
The key constraint is a 63-country exclusion list, so partners must check that their audience's geography is eligible before building campaigns around it. Qualification thresholds beyond the deposit are agreed with the partner team.
It suits established affiliates concentrated in the EU, UK and Hong Kong who can meet the eligibility rules; partners with heavily offshore or excluded-country traffic will get less out of it.
Capital.com partner programme — frequently asked questions
What commission does the Capital.com affiliate programme pay?
The Capital.com partner programme runs on a CPA basis. CPA: $400 (EU/UK/HK), $250 (rest of Asia). Figures shown are the broker's published terms where verified; anything marked "Contact for terms" is agreed on application.
Does Capital.com offer a master-IB or sub-affiliate tier?
Master-IB / sub-affiliate: Contact for terms. Contact for terms
How does Capital.com track affiliate referrals?
Tracking: Contact for terms. Payout frequency: Contact for terms. Minimum payout: Contact for terms. Confirm the cookie window and how deposits and traded volume are attributed before joining.
Partner with Capital.com?
CPA · Master-IB: Contact for terms
Partner compliance
Commission terms and qualification rules are set by the broker and change without notice — confirm current terms directly before promoting. Partners are responsible for marketing compliantly in the regions they target. The products these programmes promote are high-risk leveraged CFDs on which a high percentage of retail accounts lose money. This review is information for prospective partners and is not financial advice.