Partnerships and affiliate disclosure

We may earn a commission when readers sign up to Tickz through our links. Trading carries risk and you can lose more than you invest. Tickz Review is editorial and is not investment advice.

How we earn money

Tickz Review is supported by affiliate commissions. When a reader clicks a link to Tickz or a comparable broker and later signs up, the broker may pay us a one-off (CPA) or share-of-revenue commission. That commission does not change the cost to you, does not unlock any "exclusive" terms on the broker side, and does not influence which brokers we cover or how critically we cover them.

At the time of writing, no affiliate program with Tickz has been enrolled on this site. The visible call-to-action buttons are disabled until a real partner relationship and a verified tracking link are in place. Readers will never see placeholder links to nowhere — we either show a real tracked button or no button at all.

How affiliate links work on the site

• Affiliate links use a short internal URL like /go/signup, which redirects through our own /go.php file to the partner.
• Every affiliate link carries rel="sponsored nofollow noopener" and opens in a new tab.
• The redirector is blocked from search-engine crawl in robots.txt so the partner's URL never enters Google's link graph.
• We do not paste partner URLs into article text. If you see a raw broker URL on a content page, that is a bug — please email the desk.

What we will not do for a commission

• Publish guaranteed-profit or "risk-free" claims about any platform.
• Hide negative findings — withdrawal complaints, offshore-regulation risks, KYC issues, scam-warning signals.
• Take down a page because a broker is unhappy with it. We will revise if there is a documented factual error; we will not delete a page because the truth is inconvenient.
• Run "review trades" — i.e. an article in exchange for a payment, with or without a tag.

Working with us

If you represent Tickz, Trusteo Ltd, or a directly comparable broker (ExpertOption, IQ Option, MetaTrader-connected brokers) and want to discuss a partnership, write to [email protected]. Include the program name, commission model, restricted-country list, compliance rules around marketing language, and a sample tracking link. We will respond if there is an editorial fit.

Reader risk warning

Even on pages with affiliate links, the risk warning is real: trading is high risk, offshore regulation gives weaker investor protection, demo profits are not predictive, and bonus terms can lock funds. Treat every CTA on this site as a starting point for your own due diligence, not as an endorsement.