Sky Trade partner program: RevShare tiers, payouts and rules

The Sky Trade partner program is for people who bring new traders to the platform — website owners, content creators, community admins. It runs on a separate site, partners.sky-trade.org, with its own partner accounts, and pays a revenue share. Below is how the money is calculated, how payouts work, and the rules you agree to follow.

A separate site and a separate account

Your trader account on sky-trade.org and a partner account on partners.sky-trade.org are different things. You register for the partner program on the partner site, and you log in there to see your links, statistics and payouts. Keep them in mind as two separate logins.

How RevShare works

RevShare means you receive a share of the platform's net result from the traders you referred: their losses minus their wins. Your share depends on how many of your referrals have made a first deposit:

It is worth being clear about what this means. As a RevShare partner, you earn when your referred traders lose more than they win. We think partners should know that plainly, and it is one reason the promotion rules below exist.

Daily accrual

Earnings are calculated daily at 00:00 UTC. A day on which your referred traders won more than they lost counts as 0 for you — it is not carried over as a negative amount.

Example (illustrative): on Monday your referrals' losses minus wins come to $200 and you are on the 50% tier, so $100 is accrued. On Tuesday they come out $80 ahead of the platform — that day counts as $0, not −$40.

Sub-partners

If other partners join the program through you, you receive a 5% sub-partner reward for 2 years.

Partner payouts

• Minimum payout: $50.
• Paid in USDT on TRC-20.
• Every payout is approved manually. We do not publish a fixed processing time.

Use a TRC-20 USDT address that you control and double-check it — a transfer to a wrong address may not be recoverable.

Responsible promotion rules

These rules are not fine print — they are part of being a partner.

• No profit promises. Do not say or imply that people will earn money, double their deposit, or "can't lose". No income screenshots presented as typical results, no "sure-win signals".
• Be honest about risk. Short-term fixed-payout trading is high-risk, and most short-term traders lose money. Point people to the demo account and to honest material such as why most beginners lose.
• Be honest about the product. OTC prices on Sky Trade are generated by Sky Trade's server and do not follow real markets. Do not present them as real market prices.
• Respect local law. Fixed-payout short-term options are banned or restricted for retail clients in many countries, including the EU/EEA, the UK, the US and Australia. You are responsible for following the advertising and consumer-protection rules where you and your audience live.
• No fake traffic. Do not create accounts for yourself, pay people to register, or use other tricks to inflate numbers. Traffic fraud can get a partner account suspended pending review.

Before you start

Read is Sky Trade safe so you can answer the hard questions your audience will ask — about licensing, withdrawals and OTC prices — truthfully. If you have questions about your trader account, use contact support. Traders you refer can also benefit from the platform's levels and perks, but describe those accurately too: a bonus comes with wagering and is not free money.