The UAE is one of the largest markets for broker partner programmes, and the one with three regulators: the CMA onshore, the DFSA in the DIFC and the FSRA in ADGM. Each broker runs its Middle East programme through a particular entity, and that entity decides which rulebook protects you and your clients.
This page lists programmes in our directory that accept, or do not exclude, partners in the United Arab Emirates. Where a broker has not published its accepted-countries list, the programme is shown with a "not published" flag; confirm with the broker before you promote.
How this list is ordered: Featured programmes first, then by listing quality (completeness, sourced figures and freshness), then alphabetical. Only programmes that explicitly accept UAE partners or publish no exclusion for the UAE are shown.
10 programmes listed. Last reviewed 2026-10-17.
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EX
Exness
Exness Partners
Featured 79
AffiliateIntroducing BrokerMaster IB
CPA
Up to $1,850 per qualified client (MENA); $1,760 APAC, $1,080 SSA, $960 LATAM, $680 CISHeadline rate
Revenue share
20% to 40% of spread on Standard accounts; 17% to 25% on ProHeadline rate
+1 more commission model
Payouts
Daily
Regulator
FSA Seychelles, FSC BVI (partner entities); group also holds CySEC, FCA, FSCA, CMA Kenya licences
Can I promote an offshore broker to UAE residents?
You may be paid for it, but the CMA treats unlicensed promotion as a breach and publishes warning lists. Prefer programmes whose contracting entity is licensed in the UAE or whose UAE scope is clear.
Do I need a trade licence to be an IB in Dubai?
Brokers generally require a mainland or free-zone trade licence and a business bank account for IB and white label agreements. Affiliate payouts to individuals are usually possible.
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