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This page sets out the nature of Rizvante’s relationships with brokerage firms, what those relationships mean for you, and what they do not mean.
Rizvante is not a broker
Rizvante is an introducing party and technology provider. It does not hold client funds, does not execute orders, does not act as counterparty to any trade, and does not manage any account.
When you open a trading account, your contractual relationship is with the brokerage, not with Rizvante. Their terms, their risk disclosure, their complaints procedure and their regulator govern that account. Read them.
What an introducing relationship means
As an introducing broker, Rizvante refers prospective clients to a brokerage and is remunerated by that brokerage — typically through a share of the spread or commission generated when introduced clients trade.
Two consequences follow that you should hold in mind:
- We are paid on trading activity, not on your profitability. Our remuneration is generated whether your trades win or lose. That is a structural conflict of interest, and no amount of good intent removes it.
- We have a commercial reason to prefer one broker over another. Any broker comparison we publish must therefore be read alongside this disclosure, and will state our interest inside the comparison itself rather than only here.
What we do about it: we do not tie support or education to trading volume, we do not encourage trading frequency, and our retention work is explicitly about clients trading sustainably rather than heavily. You are entitled to weigh that claim sceptically.
Named brokerage relationships
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Rizvante provides brokerage business development and introducing broker growth support. Specific brokerage partners are not named on this site until written authorisation to do so has been obtained and recorded.
Titles and branding
Rizvante does not describe itself as an “official partner”, “official representative” or equivalent of any brokerage unless that title has been granted in writing by the brokerage concerned and the authorisation is on record. Where no such authorisation exists, neutral descriptions are used — for example “brokerage business development” or “introducing broker growth support”.
Brokerage names, logos and trademarks remain the property of their owners. They appear on this site only with permission and only to identify the relationship described.
Verifying a broker yourself
Before funding any account, regardless of who referred you:
- Identify the exact legal entity you are contracting with — it is often not the trading name on the website.
- Find that entity on its regulator’s public register yourself. Do not follow a link supplied by the broker.
- Confirm the licence covers the activity and the client type you fall into.
- Check whether the entity accepts residents of Pakistan, and on what terms.
- Read the funding, withdrawal and complaints terms before depositing, not after.
Our framework for assessing brokers is set out in how to choose a Forex broker in Pakistan.
Complaints
A complaint about your trading account, execution, funding or withdrawal must be raised with your broker under their complaints procedure, and escalated to their regulator if unresolved. Rizvante has no authority over a brokerage’s handling of your account.
A complaint about Rizvante’s own services — education, technology or business development — should be sent to [hello@rizvante.com]. [State your response time commitment and escalation path.]
Last reviewed: [date]. Broker details are time-sensitive and must be re-verified against the relevant regulator’s register at each review.