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InnoMP Prestige Rewards: how MP-Points actually accrue

Every closed lot earns points and each month's net deposit sets the multiplier. What the four tiers require, what the estimator implies a lot is worth, and the conditions that quietly decide whether a trade counts.

InnoMP Research Published 07 Sept 2026 · Updated 06 Oct 2026 · Offer ends 31 Dec 2026 6 min read
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In short

InnoMP Prestige Rewards is a loyalty programme that converts closed trading volume into MP-Points. Each eligible lot earns a base number of points set by instrument and account type, multiplied by a membership tier — Silver 1.1×, Gold 1.2×, Platinum 1.5×, Diamond 2.0× — that is reset every month from that month's net deposit. Points are redeemed in a rewards shop, carry no cash value, and only closed trades held longer than three minutes count.

InnoMP Prestige Rewards is a loyalty programme that turns closed trading volume into MP-Points, with a multiplier that each month’s net deposit sets. There is no entry fee and no application: a funded account takes part automatically. This note explains the mechanics as they are written, then adds the arithmetic the research desk would do before letting a points balance change how anyone trades.

The four tiers

Your tier is recalculated every month from that month’s net deposit — deposits minus withdrawals, IB rebate withdrawals included. It is not cumulative: a large deposit in January sets January’s multiplier, and February starts again.

TierMonthly net depositMultiplier
Silver$1,000 – $4,9991.1×
Gold$5,000 – $29,9991.2×
Platinum$30,000 – $199,9991.5×
Diamond$200,000 and above2.0×

Below $1,000 there is no tier and no points: the programme’s own estimator returns a 0.0× multiplier for a $500 month. MP-Points and tiers are calculated on the first day of the following month at 00:10 platform time.

Prestige Rewards multipliers by monthly net deposit: none below $1,000, then 1.1×, 1.2×, 1.5× and 2.0× Five rows. Below $1,000 of monthly net deposit the multiplier is 0.0× and no points accrue. Silver, from $1,000: 1.1×. Gold, from $5,000: 1.2×. Platinum, from $30,000: 1.5×. Diamond, from $200,000: 2.0×. Bar length shows the multiplier. multiplier · by the month’s net depositbelow $1,0000.0× · no pointsSilver · $1,000+1.1×Gold · $5,000+1.2×Platinum · $30,000+1.5×Diamond · $200,000+2.0× InnoMP Research
Tiers per the programme page, read 2026-09-07. The tier is reset each month from that month's net deposit — it is not cumulative.

What a lot earns

The base rate is a points-per-lot (PPL) figure that depends on the instrument and the account type; the full table sits in the programme terms. The figures below are what the page’s estimator returns for 100 lots in a Gold month, divided back to a single lot at 1.0× — so they are the estimator’s implied base, not a quote from the terms.

InstrumentStandardECNCent
Major FX pairs210.02
Metals210.02
Indices210.02
Energy420.04

Two things follow. Energy earns double the rate of everything else, so an oil trader accrues points twice as fast as a EURUSD trader on the same lot count. And a Cent account earns a hundredth of a Standard account’s rate — which is simply the contract size, since a Cent lot is a hundredth of a standard lot.

MP-Points per lot on a Standard account: 2 for major pairs, metals and indices, 4 for energy Four bars on one scale. Major FX pairs, metals and indices each earn 2 points per lot on a Standard account; energy earns 4, double the rest. ECN accounts earn half these rates and Cent accounts a hundredth. points per lot · Standard accountMajor FX pairs2Metals2Indices2Energy4ECN earns half these rates; Cent a hundredth InnoMP Research
The estimator's implied base, at 1.0×, not a quote from the terms — the full table sits in the programme terms. A Cent lot earns a hundredth because it is a hundredth of a standard lot.

Worked example, straight from the estimator: 100 lots of a major pair on a Standard account in a Gold month is 240 MP-Points (100 × 2 × 1.2). The same month at Platinum is 300; at Diamond, 400.

100 lots of a major pair on a Standard account: 240 MP-Points at Gold, 300 at Platinum, 400 at Diamond Three bars on one scale for the same month's trading, 100 lots at 2 points per lot. At Gold, 1.2×: 240 points. At Platinum, 1.5×: 300 points. At Diamond, 2.0×: 400 points. 100 lots × 2 points × the multiplierGold · 1.2×240Platinum · 1.5×300Diamond · 2.0×400 InnoMP Research
Figures from the programme's estimator. The trading is identical in all three rows; only the month's net deposit differs.

The conditions that decide whether a trade counts

Promotion terms are where the interesting sentences live. Five of them do most of the work here:

  • Only closed trades held for more than three minutes count. Scalps that close inside three minutes earn nothing, whatever their volume.
  • Prohibited behaviour is excluded — the page lists arbitrage abuse, latency arbitrage, malicious hedging, multiple-account misuse, excessive concentration in particular products, and oversized positions during trading hours.
  • Three months without a new deposit terminates the tier. Points already earned are not the issue; the multiplier is.
  • A year of inactivity and the points may be removed. On account closure, unredeemed points may be forfeited.
  • Rewards are subject to availability and may be substituted with an item or voucher of equivalent value. Redemption cannot be combined with other means of payment.

The page’s disclaimer is unambiguous on the nature of the currency: MP-Points carry no monetary value, are non-transferable, and cannot be redeemed for cash.

The arithmetic worth doing first

A points programme is a rebate on activity, and a rebate is only worth what it costs to earn. Three questions, in order.

Would you trade this volume anyway? If yes, the points are a genuine rebate on costs you were already paying — spread, commission and swap — and there is nothing to decide. That is the programme working as designed.

What does a tier step actually add? The multiplier is the only lever a deposit moves, and it moves it modestly. On 100 lots of a major pair, Gold to Platinum is 240 points against 300 — sixty points a month for keeping at least $25,000 more in the account. Whether sixty points justify that depends entirely on what the rewards shop prices them at, which the programme page does not publish. Until you have looked, treat the step as unknown value against known margin at risk.

Gold to Platinum on 100 lots: 60 more points a month, for keeping at least $25,000 more in the account Two boxes side by side. What you get: 60 more MP-Points a month on 100 lots of a major pair, 240 at Gold against 300 at Platinum, at a value the programme page does not publish. What it takes: at least $25,000 more net deposit in the month, money whose margin at risk is known. you get+60 pointsa month, on 100 lotsvalue: unpublishedit takes$25,000+more in the accountmargin at risk: known240 at Gold → 300 at Platinumprice the shop before depositing for a tier InnoMP Research
The rewards shop's prices are not published on the programme page. Until you have looked, the step is unknown value against known margin at risk.

Is the three-minute rule changing your exits? It should not. A trade that would have closed at two minutes for a good reason should still close at two minutes. Holding for the points is a cost with a name — it is the thesis-free time in a position that position sizing was meant to keep out of the account.

The three-minute rule: a trade closed at two minutes for a reason earns nothing and should still close (illustration) A hold-time axis from zero to five minutes, with the first three minutes shaded: trades closed inside it earn no points. Trade A closes at two minutes, inside the shaded zone. Trade B is the same trade held on past three minutes, the extra time drawn in red, to collect the points. under 3 minutes: no pointspoints accrueA2:00B3:30012345A: closed at two minutes for a reason — leave itB: held past three for points — thesis-free time InnoMP Research
Illustration. The extra minutes in trade B are thesis-free time in a position — a cost with a name, and the kind of engineered activity the terms allow to be excluded.

Key takeaway Prestige Rewards pays on volume and deposits you would have made regardless. The moment a points target starts changing lot sizes, trade frequency, hold times or how much money sits in the account, the programme has stopped being a rebate and started being a cost — and the terms explicitly allow trades to be excluded when the activity looks engineered.

How to take part

  1. Open a live account at innomp.com and complete KYC; existing funded clients are already in
  2. Deposit — the month’s net deposit sets the tier from $1,000 upward
  3. Trade eligible instruments; closed trades held longer than three minutes accrue points
  4. Points and tier post on the first of the next month; redeem in the Rewards Shop

The tiers, the estimator and the full terms are on the Prestige Rewards page. InnoMP may amend or end the programme at its discretion, so that page — not this note — is authoritative on any given day. It runs alongside the Trade & Travel tiers; whether points accrue on the same volume is a question for the terms, not an assumption.

Key facts
  • Four tiers, set monthly by net deposit: Silver $1,000–4,999 (1.1×), Gold $5,000–29,999 (1.2×), Platinum $30,000–199,999 (1.5×), Diamond $200,000 and above (2.0×).
  • Below $1,000 of monthly net deposit no points accrue — the programme's estimator reports a 0.0× multiplier.
  • MP-Points and tiers are recalculated on the first day of the following month at 00:10 platform time.
  • Only closed trades held for more than three minutes count toward MP-Points.
  • MP-Points have no monetary value, cannot be transferred or cashed out, and may be removed after a year of account inactivity.

Frequently asked questions

How do I join InnoMP Prestige Rewards?

Open and fund a live InnoMP account. Funded Standard, Cent and ECN accounts take part automatically — there is no separate application — subject to the programme's terms.

Which trades count toward MP-Points?

Closed trades on eligible forex, metals, indices and energy instruments, held for more than three minutes. Trades flagged as abusive or prohibited — arbitrage abuse, latency arbitrage, malicious hedging, multiple-account misuse, excessive concentration or oversized positions — can be excluded.

Do MP-Points expire?

The membership tier is terminated if there is no new deposit within three months of the last one, and points may be removed if the account is inactive for a year. On account closure, unredeemed points may be forfeited.

Can I use MP-Points together with another promotion?

Redemption cannot be combined with any other means of payment. Whether points can be earned alongside another InnoMP promotion follows the official programme rules — check the terms before assuming both apply.

Sources

  1. InnoMP Prestige Rewards — programme page: tiers, MP-Points estimator and FAQ (read 2026-09-07)InnoMP
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Published 07 Sept 2026 · Updated 06 Oct 2026

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