Also known as: Partner Dashboard, Affiliate Backend, Partner Portal, IB Cabinet, Partner Area
An IB Portal is the broker-provided web dashboard where a partner generates tracking links, monitors referred clients, and sees commissions accrue in real time. It is the operational command center of an introducing-broker or affiliate business.
From the portal you create unique referral and sub-campaign links, download compliant banners and landing pages, and read reports on clicks, registrations, first-time deposits (FTDs), trading volume, and payouts. Good portals let you slice this data by geo, campaign, sub-ID, and date so you can see which traffic source actually produces profitable clients rather than just clicks.
The portal is also where a multi-tier partner manages their network. A Master IB uses it to view sub-IB production, set the rebate split each sub-IB receives, and reconcile who is owed what — all without manual spreadsheets. For example, you might see a Telegram campaign drove 240 clicks, 31 registrations, 9 FTDs, and 62 standard lots this week, generating $558 at a $9 per-lot rebate.
Modern portals from platforms such as cTrader Partners, MT4/MT5 partner cabinets, or CRM suites like B2Core and FYNXT expose an API and downloadable reports, so you can pipe partner data into your own BI stack. The portal does not move your money by itself — it records activity that the broker's finance run pays out on schedule.
When you refer a trader, your unique portal link tags the click with your IB ID (and any sub-ID you set). If that user registers and funds an account, the broker's system attributes them to you, and every qualifying trade they make from then on generates a rebate or share that the portal records against your account.
The portal aggregates this into layered reports: top-of-funnel metrics (clicks, unique visitors) that update near-instantly, mid-funnel metrics (registrations, FTDs) that update quickly, and revenue metrics (lots traded, commission earned) that typically settle at the daily market rollover. Payouts then run on the broker's cycle — daily, weekly, or monthly — and the portal shows accrued vs. paid balances.
For multi-tier structures, the portal applies your configured splits automatically. If you keep $9 per lot and pass $4 to a sub-IB, the system credits each party per trade, so reconciliation is built in rather than something you calculate by hand.
Create a unique referral link, adding a distinct sub-ID or UTM per traffic source.
Download compliant banners, landing pages, and widgets scoped to your target geo.
Deploy links across your channels; each click is tagged to your IB ID.
Track clicks, registrations, FTDs, lots, and commission by campaign in the reports.
Cut losing sources, scale winners, and reconcile sub-IB splits from the same dashboard.
Why it matters for partnership: The IB Portal is your source of truth for earnings and attribution. Master its tracking links, sub-IDs, and reports and you can prove which channels pay, cut wasted spend, and manage a sub-IB network without manual reconciliation.
An affiliate promoting Exness logs into the partner portal, downloads localized banners, and generates two tracking links tagged tg_broadcast and yt_review. After a week the portal shows the YouTube link drove 9 FTDs from 120 clicks while the Telegram link drove 2 FTDs from 240 clicks. The affiliate shifts budget to YouTube-style content and lifts qualified deposits without raising spend.
| Aspect | IB Portal | IB Manager |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Self-service dashboard | A human contact |
| Shows your numbers | Yes, in real time | Interprets them |
| Changes your rebate | No | Yes (negotiates) |
| Available | 24/7 | Business hours |
Always tag every link with a distinct sub-ID or UTM — without per-channel attribution the portal's reports can't tell you which source produced profitable clients versus empty clicks.
Using one generic tracking link for all channels makes it impossible to see which traffic source drives funded, profitable clients — so you keep paying for traffic that never converts.
Clicks and registrations usually update instantly, while trading volume and commissions typically settle at the daily market rollover.
Yes. Generate a unique link with a distinct sub-ID or UTM for each channel, then compare their funnels in the reports.
No. It records your accrued commission; the broker's finance run pays it out on its cycle to your chosen method.
In multi-tier setups, yes. You can view sub-IB production and set the rebate split each one receives, and the system reconciles it automatically.
Focus on FTDs, active clients, lots traded, and commission per source — click counts alone don't tell you what's profitable.
Usually no. For privacy and regulatory reasons portals show aggregated or pseudonymized activity, not full client identities.