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Account openings from educators, with compliance built in.
Futures educators and streamers already teach the people who open accounts. We bring them to you, and we run every script and post through your compliance process before it goes live.
The rule that matters
Creator content can count as your promotional material.
If you’re an NFA Member, this is the part to plan around before any creator posts.
NFA Compliance Rule 2-29 covers communications with the public and promotional material. NFA’s interpretive notice on online communications says content about commodity interests on social media, blogs and websites that’s posted by or on behalf of a Member can be promotional material.
Promotional material generally has to be reviewed and approved by an appropriate supervisor before it’s used, and records have to be kept. NFA’s own guide to promotional material covers how that works in practice.
We can’t tell you how the rule applies to your firm. What we can do is build the program so your compliance team sees everything first:
- Every brief, script and caption goes to your reviewer before it’s posted
- Creators post only the approved version, and we check it after
- We keep a dated copy of each approved piece and the live post
- No performance claims unless you’ve approved the exact wording
- NFA Compliance Rule 2-29, interpretive notice on online communicationsNational Futures Association rulebook
- NFA, A Guide to NFA Rules on Promotional MaterialNFA member resources, PDF
- FTC, Disclosures 101 for Social Media InfluencersFederal Trade Commission, 2019
Not legal advice. This is a plain-English summary of public sources, linked above, as we read them on 4 November 2026. Rules change and every brand is different. Check with your own counsel or compliance team before you rely on it.
What changes for you
Slower than a prop firm launch. Safer, too.
What we need from you
So the program can run inside your process
- Your reviewer, and how long reviews usually take
- Your required risk disclosures, word for word
- What creators can and can’t say about your platform
- How you want records sent and stored
What we take off your desk
Everything around the review
- Finding and vetting educators and streamers
- Drafting briefs that are easy to approve
- Getting creators to post the approved version
- Tracking, payouts and the weekly report
FAQ
Questions people ask
Is a creator post really promotional material?
It can be, if it’s posted by or on behalf of a Member. Read NFA’s notice linked above and ask your compliance team. We plan as if review is needed.
Do you work with introducing brokers?
Yes, if you’re a US firm. We’ll work inside your supervising firm’s process.
Can creators show live trades on your platform?
Only if your compliance team approves it. Live trading streams are great content, but they need clear rules on what can be said.
Is this legal advice?
No. It’s a summary of public NFA and FTC sources. Your counsel and compliance team decide how the rules apply to you.
We take on a few partners at a time.
So each brand gets proper attention. Book a short call and we’ll see if your product and our creators are a fit. If they aren’t, we’ll say so.