IQ Option Affiliate Program: What the Official Page Says (2026)

Last updated: 5 October 2026. The programme facts come from IQ Option’s official affiliate page (iqoption.com/en/affiliate), read on 5 October 2026, and the screenshot was recorded that day. We did not open an affiliate account for this update, so we cannot show the partner dashboard or the offer rules. IQ Option Wiki is an independent website and an IQ Option affiliate partner: we may earn a commission when you open an account through our links. We do not work for IQ Option and have no access to trading accounts (contact page, editorial policy). We publish no earnings figures.

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Short answer. IQ Option’s official affiliate programme is run through Affstore, a multi-brand affiliate programme that IQ Option says it introduced in 2022. The official page advertises revenue share of up to 80%, CPA and hybrid commission models, payouts twice a month and a personal manager. It accepts traffic from most countries in Latin America, the Middle East and North Africa, and Asia, and it is not directed at residents of the USA, Canada, the EU and EEA, the UK and Australia. These are the advertiser’s claims. What a partner actually earns depends on the offer rules inside the partner dashboard, which are not public. Promoting a broker can also be restricted where your audience lives: check local rules first.

Quick answer

  • Programme: Affstore, “the official IQ Option Affiliate Program” (IQ Option’s own page title).
  • Commission models: revenue share (up to 80%), CPA (fixed fee per qualified customer) and a hybrid of both.
  • Payouts: twice a month, by bank card, wire transfer, e-wallets, local methods or crypto, with “a low minimum threshold” (no amount stated).
  • Joining: free, by email, in “less than a minute”; you get a unique link and a personal manager.
  • Traffic accepted: most countries in LATAM, MENA and ASIA, from websites, social media, messenger channels, influencers or paid ads within the programme’s traffic rules.
  • Not directed at: residents of the USA, Canada, EU/EEA states, the UK and Australia (footer of the official page).
  • Our position: IQ Option Wiki is an IQ Option partner too, so read recommendations here with that in mind.

What is the IQ Option affiliate program?

An affiliate programme pays you when people you refer register and trade. IQ Option’s official affiliate page is titled “Affstore: Official IQ Option Affiliate Program”. Its FAQ says: “Affstore is the official affiliate program for IQ Option. Partners earn commissions by referring traders to IQ Option and other in-house brands, with transparent real-time statistics and dedicated affiliate manager support.” IQ Option’s home-page timeline says Affstore, “a multi-brand affiliate program”, was introduced in 2022, and that 140 thousand affiliates had joined by 2020 and 378 thousand by 2023 (its own figures, which we cannot check).

IQ Option official affiliate program page (Affstore) with Up to 80% RevShare and the Become a partner button
IQ Option’s official affiliate page on 5 October 2026: the programme name (1), “Up to 80% RevShare” (2) and the Become a partner button (3).

How the program pays: RevShare, CPA and hybrid

The official FAQ defines the three models. It states the 80% as a ceiling (“up to”); the actual rate for your account is set in the offer rules inside the dashboard.

ModelWhat the official page says
Revenue share (RevShare)Pays “a percentage of the revenue generated by your referrals”. Advertised: up to 80%.What to ask your manager: How “revenue” is calculated, whether bonuses and costs are deducted, and how long a referral keeps paying.
CPAPays “a fixed commission for each qualified customer”.What to ask your manager: What counts as a qualified customer (a deposit? a minimum volume?) and the fee for your country.
Hybrid“An upfront CPA payment plus ongoing RevShare.”What to ask your manager: The CPA amount and the revenue-share rate that applies alongside it.

Payments: “twice a month, with no payout delays and a low minimum threshold and payments upon request for top affiliates”. The page lists bank cards, wire transfer, e-wallets, local payment methods and cryptocurrency as payout methods and gives no minimum amount and no payment dates. It also says top affiliates earn “five- and six-figure monthly payouts”; that is marketing, and we have no evidence of typical earnings.

How to participate in the IQ Option affiliate program

The official page describes three steps. We did not follow them, so we cannot show the screens after the first button:

  1. Sign up. Click Become a partner (3) and register with your email. The page says registration is free and takes less than a minute.
  2. Set up your dashboard. The dashboard tracks statistics and campaigns, with a manager’s support, and the page mentions contests, a loyalty programme and “Affstore Academy” guides.
  3. Share your link. You get a unique affiliate link and start sending traffic.

Where you may promote, and where you may not

The official page says Affstore “accepts traffic from most countries in the regions of LATAM, MENA and ASIA (see the full list in the offer rules in Affstore)”, and that you can promote through websites, influence, social media, messenger channels or paid ads “within the program’s traffic rules”. Its footer says the page “is not directed at residents of the United States of America, Canada, EU/EEA member states, the United Kingdom, Australia”. IQ Option’s terms also exclude clients in many countries, listed in our review.

A programme’s list does not settle whether promotion is lawful where your audience lives. Regulators in Brazil, Malaysia and Singapore have published warnings about IQ Option (see our “Is IQ Option legit?” article). In its enforcement file the CVM, Brazil’s securities regulator, says in the summary of its market-intermediaries staff that IQ Option solicited clients in Brazil through its website and also through “a vast network of representatives (affiliates) recruited in the country” (our translation; committee opinion CTC 729). IQ Option disputes that it operated in Brazil, and the case is not decided. Check the rules of your audience’s country before you promote any broker.

What older versions of this page said

The earlier text described a different programme and used figures from about 2021. We removed these statements because IQ Option’s current page does not support them and we cannot verify them:

  • “up to 50% of your customers’ profits”, commissions “for a lifetime” and “5% of their profits” from sub-affiliates;
  • “45,473,609 customers”, “188,627 affiliates”, “178 out of 195 countries” and “$65,795.20” earned daily by affiliates;
  • payments on the 15th and 30th, a requirement of 10 active traders, affiliate levels, withdrawals “up to $1000” and phone verification;
  • support from Monday to Friday through email, Skype or Telegram;
  • “rated the best” programme, and a paragraph that offered software to “take over this website” with a promotional video (its landing page no longer exists).

Before you trust someone who recommends a broker

An affiliate or introducing broker is paid when the people they refer register and trade. That is not wrong, but it means a recommendation is not neutral. Questions you can ask a promoter, including us:

  • Do they push you towards very short expiries, more trades or several open trades at once? More volume can mean more commission for them.
  • Do they recommend a staking system such as Martingale without saying how fast it can empty an account?
  • Do they show account screenshots with no market, date or strategy?
  • Do they promise signals, training or free trading money only after you register?
  • Do they claim students who became millionaires but cannot name them?

Free information is a good sign: a promoter who explains the platform, the fees and how to contact support before you register has more to lose by misleading you. IQ Option Wiki is a partner too: we may earn a commission if you register through our links. We say so in our editorial policy, and we publish our own Practice results, including losses, in our review.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the IQ Option affiliate programme?
A: It is Affstore, which IQ Option’s page calls “the official affiliate program for IQ Option”. Partners earn commissions for referring traders to IQ Option and other in-house brands.

Q: How much can I earn with the IQ Option affiliate programme?
A: The official page advertises revenue share of up to 80%, CPA and hybrid models. The rate you get is set in the offer rules inside the dashboard, and the page publishes no typical earnings.

Q: How and when does IQ Option pay affiliates?
A: The page says payouts are twice a month with “a low minimum threshold” and lists bank cards, wire transfer, e-wallets, local payment methods and crypto. It gives no minimum amount or dates.

Q: Can I join from any country?
A: The page says Affstore accepts traffic from most countries in LATAM, MENA and ASIA and is not directed at residents of the USA, Canada, EU/EEA states, the UK and Australia. The full list is in the offer rules inside Affstore. Check your audience’s local rules too.

Q: Is the programme free to join?
A: Yes. The page says registration is free and takes less than a minute.

Q: Is IQ Option Wiki an IQ Option affiliate?
A: Yes. We may earn a commission when you open an account through our links. See our editorial policy.

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