Affiliate disclosure

Cotejo Mercados may earn a commission from links to IQ Option. Trading involves a high risk of losing your capital.

What it means in practice

Some of the buttons and links on this site are affiliate links. If you click on one of them and open an account with the operator, Cotejo Mercados may receive a commission from that company's partner programme. You pay nothing additional for it: the commission is borne by the operator out of its acquisition budget, and the conditions of your account are exactly the same as if you had arrived on your own.

Affiliate links open in a new tab and pass through our own redirector (an address of the type /go/…) that records the click in aggregate form. We do not collect your name, your email address or any account data by that route.

How it affects — and how it does not affect — what we publish

What this site is not

We are not a broker, we are not IQ Option's representatives in Peru and we do not manage third-party money. We do not give financial or tax advice: our pages are informative and educational material. No commission changes the fact that trading digital options, FX and CFDs involves a high risk of losing the invested capital, and that this content is aimed solely at people over 18.

Before opening an account

Our recommendation is always the same, and it does not depend on whether you are going to use a link of ours: check the conditions in force in the platform's own cashier, complete identity verification before depositing, start with the demo account and do not commit money you need for something else.

If you spot a link that is not correctly signposted, write to us at [email protected]. Editorial lead: Rocío Cárdenas, Brokers and Markets Editor.