Agent Commission Explained: How the 4%–8% Tier System Works

Agent income is a percentage of the transaction volume you process. There is no salary cap and no upper limit — the more you process, the higher your commission tier climbs. Here is exactly how the numbers work.

The commission tiers

Your commission rate depends on the volume you process in a month. The tiers reward consistency: as your customer base grows and your volume increases, your rate automatically moves up.

• Starter tier: 4% commission on every transaction
• Growing tier: 5% once you pass the first volume threshold
• Established tier: 6.5% at mid-level volume
• Top tier: 8% for high-volume agents

A worked example

Say you process $10,000 in customer deposits and withdrawals in your first month at the 4% starter tier — that is $400 in commission. Grow to $30,000 of monthly volume and you move into a higher tier, earning 6.5% — $1,950. At $60,000 of volume and the 8% top tier, that is $4,800 in a single month.

Use the earnings calculator on our homepage to model your own numbers.

When and how you get paid

Commission is credited to your agent balance instantly, on every single operation. There is no waiting for a monthly payout run — your earnings are available the moment the transaction completes.

Multiply your income with a team

Agents can refer other agents and build their own network. When your team processes transactions, you keep earning a share of everything they handle. For many top agents, network commission eventually exceeds what they earn from their own customers.

What it costs to start

Joining is free and there are no hidden fees. The only money you need is your working balance — the capital you use to process customer deposits — and that balance remains yours from day one.