Exness review

The headline terms are Up to $1850 CPA plus up to 40% revenue share. A referred account that funds can earn the CPA, and a share of the revenue the account generates can follow. Both parts sit under the same programme, so publishers are not choosing between them.

The cookie window is 30 days. Readers who take longer than that between a click and a funded account fall outside the window, which matters on review pages where the decision stretches over several visits.

Recurring commission applies here, so a share continues for as long as the referred trader keeps trading. Combined with revenue share of 40%, that means a single good referral can pay beyond the first deposit.

Payouts are daily payouts and start at a $10 threshold. The threshold is low enough that a handful of referrals can clear it, and daily scheduling suits smaller sites that would otherwise wait a month.

The programme is listed as global, so a single account can promote it across markets. Publishers still need to check the rules that apply to their own audience, since the offer is aimed at adult traders.

Support is listed as help centre, so questions go through a help centre rather than a named affiliate manager. Publishers who want a direct contact should weigh that against the payout terms before joining.

The vertical is investing, so content about forex, trading platforms and account funding tends to fit. Terms such as Up to $1850 CPA plus up to 40% revenue share reward sending readers who are ready to open and fund an account, not casual readers.

Referrals are part of the programme, which lets a publisher add a tier to its own links. Some readers join through a publisher, others join through someone they know, and both paths are covered by the listed terms.