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Acquisition-channel liability audits · prop firms & CFD brokers

Your risk stack scores traders. Nobody scores the channels that deliver them.

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annualized channel leakage found in a 17,000-account sample audit · simulated data

Read-only. PII stripped. No integration. Report in one week.

Channel league table — worst first margin per acquired trader
ChannelTradersPassCBMargin / trader
aff_signalhubRING41833%1.4%−$198
kol_ftlondonDRAIN79910%0.8%−$54
aff_tradervineOVERPAID1,06913%1.7%+$21
aff_fxcircle1,85910%1.7%+$77
kol_alpha_desk93412%0.6%+$101
ads_meta_lal1,6789%2.8%+$119
organic_seo2,59810%1.3%+$122
organic_referral1,32810%1.0%+$126
What the audit finds

Four ways a channel bleeds a firm

Each one is invisible on a volume dashboard, because each one looks like marketing success right up until the ledger disagrees. Figures below are from the sample audit.

$82,627

Coordinated fraud ring, clustered by source

One affiliate's cohort: 33% pass rate against a ~10% house average, rotating shared hardware, and mirrored trades across five-plus accounts within minutes, repeatedly. Each account passes your rules individually. The cohort doesn't.

Your dashboard says: top affiliate
$43,094

No-clawback payout drain

A KOL's traders pass at normal rates but withdraw at nearly twice the house rate with heavy-tailed payout sizes, then blow the account. Fees never catch up to the payouts.

Your dashboard says: great engagement, big wins
$30,744

RevShare overpayment

The channel is net-positive, which is exactly why nobody looks at it. But commission consumes 67% of the gross margin its cohort creates. Healthy affiliates run 35–40%. You keep the risk; the affiliate keeps the value.

Your dashboard says: reliable volume partner
$11,725

Junk-traffic chargebacks

Your cheapest cost-per-signup channel carries a 7.5% chargeback rate, roughly 4x house average — reversed fees, dispute costs, and processor-relationship risk that surfaces only when the processor acts on it.

Your dashboard says: cheapest CPA
What we don't do: flag your expensive channels for being expensive. In the sample audit, the highest-payout KOL is net-profitable and correctly passes clean. The point isn't "cut big payouts" — it's knowing which big payouts you're buying profitably.
Process

Three exports. One week. No integration.

You send three read-only CSVs

PII stripped before it leaves your systems: opaque account IDs, no names, emails or KYC fields; device and IP hashed.

accounts + source tag · trade history · financial ledger

We attribute every dollar to its source

Fees, refunds, chargebacks, payouts and commissions, netted per channel. Ring detection runs on behavioral clustering, not just shared devices.

nothing installed · no platform access

You get the report and the numbers

The league table on your real channels, each finding quantified in dollars, and the specific affiliate deals to renegotiate or cut — actionable the same week.

delivered as PDF + raw tables
Pricing

Fixed fee. Priced under one bad affiliate month.

One-time
Channel Liability Audit — $2,500
  • Full league table across every tagged channel
  • All four failure modes, quantified in dollars
  • Fraud-ring cluster report with account lists
  • Specific renegotiate / cut recommendations
Ongoing
Channel Monitoring — $750/mo
  • Monthly re-run on fresh exports
  • New-channel and new-ring alerts
  • Affiliate deal review before renewal dates
  • Cancel anytime
Contact

Send nothing sensitive. Just reply to the sample.

Read the sample audit, then tell us you want the same run on your book. We'll send the three-column export spec and a signed confidentiality agreement before any data moves.