What are the differences of Hybrid Program?
PU Prime offers IB, CPA, and Hybrid Partner Programs with different earning structures. The IB Program is based on trading volume, while the CPA Program provides payouts based on eligible client actions. The Hybrid Program combines CPA and IB earning models.
How do the Partner Programs differ?
The main difference is flexibility.
The Hybrid Program may therefore be suitable for partners who want to combine client acquisition-based earnings with trading volume-based earnings rather than relying on only one commission model.
| Program | How Partners Earn | Key Difference |
| IB | Trading volume-based commissions | Earnings are primarily linked to the trading activity of referred clients. |
| CPA | CPA payouts | Earnings are based on eligible referred clients who meet the applicable CPA requirements. |
| Hybrid | Combination of CPA payouts and trading volume-based commissions | Partners can combine both earning models and select an applicable CPA-to-IB commission ratio. |
What Hybrid Options Are Available?
The Hybrid Program offers different CPA-to-IB combinations, such as:
- 20% / 80%
- 50% / 50%
- 80% / 20%
The available structure, commission rates, eligibility requirements, and applicable terms may vary depending on the Partner agreement.
For the latest Hybrid Program options, commission rates, and requirements, visit our PU Prime Partners website to learn more.
Important Information
The available Hybrid structures and commission rates are subject to the applicable Partner agreement.
Commission rates, eligibility requirements, and available options may be subject to change.
The Hybrid Program combines CPA and IB earning models; it does not represent a separate commission model.
