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What is and isn't allowed for UZO affiliates

The promotion methods that are welcome, the tactics that are not, and how to describe UZO accurately.

The short answer

Promote UZO honestly, through your own audience and your own original content, and you are on solid ground. What ends a partnership is dishonesty: self-referral, gaming our tracking, misleading income claims, impersonating UZO, or misusing our brand. Breaking these rules can void your commissions and end your place in the programme.

UZO is a simulated trading environment where traders are evaluated on real live prices using simulated capital, and earn real rewards. When you promote UZO, that is the exact truth to tell, and it is a strong one. The rules below exist to protect that truth and to keep the programme fair for every affiliate.


Allowed promotion methods

You are welcome to promote UZO anywhere you have a genuine, honest audience. Common allowed channels include:

  • Your own website, blog, or newsletter

  • Social media and video content (YouTube, X, Instagram, TikTok, and similar)

  • Trading communities, Discord, and forums where that community permits promotion

  • Honest reviews, tutorials, and comparison content you create yourself

The common thread is simple: the audience is real, the traffic is genuine, and what you say about UZO is accurate.


Banned tactics

The following are not permitted and can void commissions or remove you from the programme:

  • Self-referral. Buying a challenge through your own link to earn commission on your own purchase is not allowed.

  • Gaming attribution or tracking. Cookie stuffing, forced clicks, fake referrals, or any attempt to manipulate the tracking system. This mirrors UZO's wider stance: anything that games the system is prohibited.

  • Spam. Unsolicited bulk email, spam comments, or posting where promotion is not welcome.

  • Misleading income claims. Promising guaranteed profits or specific earnings, or framing UZO as risk-free or as live-funded trading.

  • Impersonation. Pretending to be UZO, a UZO employee, or an official UZO channel.

  • Unauthorised brand use. Using UZO logos, names, or assets in ways the programme terms do not allow.


How to describe UZO accurately

Describe UZO plainly and confidently. It is a simulated trading environment: traders are evaluated on real live prices across forex, metals, crypto, indices, stocks and energies, using simulated capital, with no live capital at risk. There are more than 1,300 instruments and leverage of 1:100. The rewards are real.

The profit split is 90/10, the same on every product and at every account size: the trader keeps 90% and UZO keeps 10%. It applies to One Step, Two Step, Instant, Instant Pro and Instant 24h alike, with no exceptions and no variation by size or phase. That is one of the most generous shares available anywhere, and you are welcome to say so plainly.

The evaluations carry no time limit and no minimum number of trading days on One Step and Two Step, drawdowns are measured on equity including open positions and the daily limit resets at 00:00 UTC, and the rules are published in full and the same for everyone. All of this is fair to promote. What you must never do is imply that passing is guaranteed or that income is guaranteed. Honest promotion converts better over time and keeps you compliant.


Brand, trademark, and ad-bidding rules

UZO's name, logos, and brand assets are protected. Use them only as the programme terms permit, and never in a way that suggests you are UZO or speak on its behalf.

Paid-search rules, including whether you may bid on UZO brand terms, are set out in the programme terms. Whether brand bidding is permitted is being finalised, so please check the current Affiliate programme rules and terms before running any paid-search campaign. The same applies to coupon-site placements and incentivised traffic: confirm in the terms before you rely on them.


Disclosure and advertising-law duties

When you promote with an affiliate link, you must disclose that relationship clearly, as required by advertising and consumer-protection law in your audience's region. The standard is a plain statement that your link is an affiliate link, placed where people can see it.

The exact disclosure wording UZO asks you to use is being finalised. Until it is published, please follow the disclosure rules that apply to you and keep your claims about UZO accurate.


Consequences of breaking the rules

Stay honest and you keep earning

Affiliates who promote UZO accurately and play fair keep every commission they earn.

Breaking these rules can void your commissions and remove you from the programme. Serious or repeated abuse, especially fraud against the tracking system, ends participation. Should you be unsure whether a tactic is allowed, please ask first at [email protected] rather than risk it.


Related

  • Affiliate programme rules and terms

  • How does affiliate tracking work?

  • Who can become a UZO affiliate?

  • What is allowed and what is prohibited

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