ACARO updates its fee model: commission only on profitable trades

ACARO is moving to a model with no subscription fee and no connection fee: commission appears only on profitable closed trades. The fee is calculated using a progressive monthly scale and capped at $500 per month. The partner program has also been updated with rewards from first and second lines.

What changed in the fee model?#

The main change is simple: if a trade closes without profit, ACARO commission is not charged for that trade. If a trade closes profitably, the system includes it in the monthly fee base and applies the progressive scale.

The terminal runs on your server and trades on your exchange account. The exchange executes trades, the account remains in your name and ACARO does not manage your funds as a broker or fund. ACARO's commission relates to the result of the software tool, not to custody of your assets.

How is the monthly commission calculated?#

The commission is calculated from the sum of profitable closed trades during the month. Important: losing trades are not charged, but they also do not reduce the commission base. This is not a net monthly profit calculation; it is a fee calculation on profitable trades.

The scale is:

Each rate applies only to its own part of the base. With $2,000 of profitable trades in a month, the fee is $150: $50 on the first $500, $40 on the next $500 and $60 on the remaining $1,000.

Why is the fee capped at $500?#

The maximum ACARO commission per month is $500. Once the profitable-trade base reaches $10,000, the fee stops growing. At $10,000 it is $500, and at $30,000 it remains $500.

This limit makes the model easier to understand: the user does not pay a fixed subscription upfront, and in a strong month the fee does not grow without limit.

Where is the commission charged from?#

The account has a balance for commission payments. The first top-up activates access, with a minimum of $50. Later top-ups can be made as needed, with a minimum of $10.

Commission is charged from the balance as profitable trades close. When the balance gets low, the system sends a warning by email and in the terminal. If the balance is depleted, new trades are not opened, while already opened positions continue to be managed according to the configured rules. Trading can continue after the balance is topped up.

Unused balance can be returned by request. A 20% deduction applies to returned balance, so it is better to top up according to expected real use.

What is not charged?#

ACARO does not charge commission on losing trades. Connection, setup, updates, demo account, testnet, backtests, parameter selection and historical calculations are not charged either.

This matters for users who want to test approaches before using a real account. Testing should not become a separate paid subscription.

What changes for partners?#

After the first payment, a personal link and QR code appear in the account. The link works as a short address and as a parameter that can be added to any website page address.

A user who follows a partner link is assigned to that partner for 90 days. If the user registers during that period, the first partner remains attached and the attribution is not overwritten later by another link.

The partner program has two levels: 20% is credited from payments by personally invited users, and 10% from payments by the second line. The reward is a share of the commission actually charged from the invited user. While the invited user uses the terminal and pays commission, the partner receives rewards.

How can partner rewards be received?#

There are two options. The first is withdrawal in USDT TRC20, with a $50 minimum request. The second is applying the balance toward ACARO payments one to one, with no additional fees or amount limits.

Any user who has paid ACARO at least once can participate. An active subscription is not required because the model no longer depends on subscriptions. The program is intended for honest recommendations: self-referrals and spam are not considered normal use.

What limits and risks should be understood?#

The new fee model does not promise profit or reduce market risk. Cryptocurrency trading remains volatile, exchanges may charge their own fees and trade results depend on market conditions, settings, liquidity and risk-management discipline.

The partner program is not guaranteed income either. Rewards depend on actual payments by invited users and compliance with program rules.

The purpose of the update is to make ACARO's economics clearer: no mandatory subscription, commission only on profitable trades, a known monthly maximum and a clear two-level structure for user recommendations.