cTrader by Spotware
GarnetSync for cTrader
Brokers who pick cTrader usually pass their flow to liquidity and earn on commission and volume. Our team connects your cTrader server to GarnetSync, so onboarding, money and a partner programme that pays on closed lots run from one back office.
by Spotware
Where cTrader fits
Brokers who earn on volume.
Spotware built cTrader for brokers who sell transparency: depth of market, detailed execution and copy trading in the platform itself. A cTrader brokerage lives on lots and commission, so its back office has to count them exactly and pay partners from closed trades, not from estimates.

What it takes
What a cTrader brokerage needs from its back office.
Each answered by how GarnetSync works on every account, whatever the server it trades on.
- 01
Partners paid on closed lots
Plans pay USD per closed lot across 7 asset classes, a commission share or a CPA. Earnings are counted every minute from closed trades and stay pending until the server day is re-read, then are confirmed for good.
- 02
A tree that can't overpay
The partner tree is enforced in the database. A sub-partner never earns more than its parent, which earns the difference, so you pay the top rate at any depth.
- 03
Payouts through the queue
A payout is never above confirmed earnings, and it goes through the same approval queue as any other money, with a fresh authenticator code.
Questions
cTrader, answered.
Can cTrader run beside MetaTrader 5?
Yes, and most brokers with two platforms work that way. MT5 runs through GarnetSync's own bridge, and our team connects your cTrader server to the same brands, approvals and partner plans.
How do partners see what they earned?
In their own partner area: each line from a closed trade, pending until the server day is re-read, then confirmed. Each partner has up to 100 tracked links, each with a QR code and a funnel from click to funded.
Where to next
Running cTrader?
Tell us about your cTrader server on the demo call: our team connects it, and the portal, approvals and partner rules are already in place.

