Track360

Who they are

Track360 was founded in 2018 and operates from an EU/global remote structure with no single publicly named city headquarters. It is an IB and affiliate management specialist serving the forex, prop trading, and iGaming markets. Within the IB management category, Track360 is a pure specialist - it does not bundle a CRM, trading platform, or liquidity service.

Track360 is referenced directly in Phase 1 prop-firm-tech coverage of this publication as the affiliate-tracking partner of Axcera, the Sharjah-based prop-firm-tech vendor reviewed under the prop firm tech chapter. That technology partnership - where Axcera certifies Track360 as its preferred affiliate infrastructure - is confirmed in Track360’s own integration documentation, which lists Axcera as a certified technology integration partner for “prop trading operations.” This cross-pillar reference makes Track360 relevant beyond the pure IB management context for operators evaluating Axcera’s prop infrastructure alongside a separate IB tracking layer.

According to vendor materials, broker and prop-firm client logos include AVAtrade, Investing.com, Fortrade, and CMTrading - displayed on the homepage but not confirmed as contractual clients vs. integrations (unverified).

What you actually get

Track360’s publicly documented feature set is among the most structured in this IB-pure specialist group. The platform explicitly supports “unlimited partner tiers” for IB tree structures, enabling arbitrarily deep sub-IB attribution across the full network. Lot-based and symbol-based commission configurations are documented for forex operators, alongside flexible rebate structures for partner engagement incentives. Per-partner deal terms are documented as configurable, meaning operators can negotiate customized commission arrangements with individual high-value IBs rather than applying a uniform program rate.

Fraud detection is substantively documented: “click-level validation, qualification rules, and customer-level enforcement” for reducing exposure to low-quality traffic. This is more detailed than most competitors in this category on the fraud-protection dimension.

IB portal capabilities include real-time performance dashboards, marketing materials libraries (banners, landing pages, creatives), in-platform messaging, and QR code plus shortened tracking link generation. Integration breadth is referenced as 40+ platforms spanning trading platforms, CRM systems, and iGaming providers.

Confirmed trading platform integrations include MT4/MT5, cTrader, and DXtrade per publicly available materials. This multi-platform integration scope is directly relevant for CySEC operators running heterogeneous trading stacks. Clawback and chargeback handling specifics are not enumerated in public materials (unverified).

Pricing uses a single-plan model - “one platform, one plan, everything included” - with custom quotes based on the operator’s specific setup (number of brands, partner volume, operational complexity). A first-month free offer and free data migration from existing platforms are documented as commercial incentives.

Pricing reality

Track360 does not publish specific price points. The single-plan model removes feature-gating complexity but means cost qualification requires a sales conversation. The vendor’s FAQ explicitly states: “Pricing is based on your specific setup - we walk through your needs in a short call and provide a clear proposal.” Month-to-month contracts without long-term lock-in are documented, which is a lower commitment structure than some competitors. The free migration offer reduces switching costs for operators moving off a competitor platform.

CySEC + IB compensation audit fit

Track360’s EU/global remote structure means there is no documented Cyprus commercial presence equivalent to Tracknow’s Limassol HQ. The absence of a Cyprus office is a procurement consideration for CySEC-regulated CIFs that prefer vendor proximity for compliance discussions.

The unlimited-tier IB tree model and per-partner deal term configuration address the complexity of CySEC IB networks. Whether Track360’s reporting generates per-trade commission attribution in audit-ready formats aligned with CySEC IB compensation documentation requirements is not addressed in public materials (unverified). The prop-firm integration depth - documented via the Axcera partnership - suggests the platform has engaged with challenge-layer attribution, which is a newer compliance surface for regulated prop-firm operators. MiFID II reporting integration is not referenced in available materials.

Partner program reality

Track360 does not document a public B2B reseller or affiliate program for the platform itself in available materials. The vendor’s own partner-program page scope is to be confirmed in the editorial research pass. Operators interested in introducing other brokers or prop firms to Track360 should contact the vendor directly. See /grow/partner-programs/ for category context.

Where this vendor breaks down

The EU/global remote operating model - while common in software companies - removes the geographic support advantage that Cyprus-based vendors like Tracknow offer for Limassol CIF operators. Procurement conversations and support escalations happen across time zones and without the informal proximity of shared industry events.

As with all IB-pure specialists, Track360 does not replace CRM or trading-platform functionality. Operators evaluate it as an IB layer on top of an existing stack. The unlimited-tier claim is compelling, but operators should probe for what happens at tree depth combined with high trade frequency: specifically, batch versus real-time commission calculation, and how reconciliation failures are surfaced and corrected. The iGaming vertical presence alongside forex means some product conventions and terminology may be calibrated for a different audience than a CySEC compliance officer expects.