The account has to be opened from the link
It is the most common rejection reason, and the only one with no fix. If you already had an account with that broker, that account does not count: open a new one from the link, or use a paid license.
If you open your account with one of these brokers using our link, the FxCell Pro license costs you nothing. Here they all are, with their conditions and with what we earn.
Three steps, and one of them is reviewed by a person. It is not automatic on purpose.
Open the account with our link
It has to be a new account, opened from the link of the broker you choose. An account you already had does not sit under our code, and that cannot be fixed afterwards.Register the account and attach evidence
From your dashboard, under Broker benefit. We ask for the account number and a screenshot showing it is yours.We review and issue
We check on the broker partner portal that the account sits under our code. If it does, you get a free perpetual license tied to that account.The list changes: it grows with every agreement signed, and an agreement can be paused. What you see here is today’s state.
There are no published agreements right now. The paid license is available and changes nothing about the product.
Four things worth knowing, because they are what generates the most rejections.
It is the most common rejection reason, and the only one with no fix. If you already had an account with that broker, that account does not count: open a new one from the link, or use a paid license.
It cannot be moved to another account. That is the trade-off for it being free: the broker pays for the volume of that specific account. Paid licenses do allow unlimited account changes.
If you trade with two partner brokers and both accounts qualify, you can hold two free licenses. What you cannot have is two active licenses on the same account.
We always tell you the reason. If it is something time fixes, such as account age or the deposit, you can apply again after 30 days on the same broker and the same account.