flatex Online-Broker (DE) review

flatex pays a fixed order credit for every referred customer who opens an account. The stated reward is 50 EUR order credit, and the programme runs on a CPA model, so the figure is a flat amount rather than a share of any fees or trades that follow.

Recurring commission is no. You earn the order credit once for a referred account and nothing further from that account afterwards, which means the earnings curve depends entirely on how many new customers you sign up each month.

The programme covers investing and crypto, so a single referral link can be pitched to investors or to crypto users. Both audiences sit inside the same online broker, which keeps the pitch simple for finance publishers.

The region is single country. That means the offer is built for a domestic audience, and publishers whose readers sit outside that market will find fewer converting signups than they would with a multi-country programme.

The feature is a referral, so the publisher recommends the broker and the account credit follows the signup. It suits writers and community figures with a trusted audience more than teams buying broad paid traffic.

The core difference is the shape of the payout. flatex offers a single order credit on a CPA model, while Mintos pays Hybrid lead and CPA commission and Admitad pays 5% per sale, a revenue share model that can keep earning after the first conversion.

German publishers covering investing or crypto fit this programme well, since the offer is single country and covers investing and crypto. A referral feature rewards a trusted audience, so writers, newsletter authors and community publishers draw more from it than broad media buyers.