There are two main profit models of foreign exchange agents. The first one is to make money by yourself, and the other one is to get the profit of foreign exchange commission through the customer transactions that you represent. First of all, let's look at the money-making model of foreign exchange agents themselves. This kind of foreign exchange agents, because they don't have their own customer resources, increase their trading volume by making their own bills and get a lot of foreign exchange rebates. The amount of commission rebate of foreign exchange agents mainly depends on the transaction volume of customers under their names. If you can't develop customers well, you can only make a profit by brushing your own bills. The profit model of foreign exchange agents is mainly chosen by foreign exchange agents who do not have their own customer resources. In addition, it is to obtain the profit of foreign exchange commission through the customer transactions it represents. The profit model of this kind of investors is mainly through developing customers, trading with customers in their own names, generating trading lots, and then foreign exchange agents get high foreign exchange rebates. When investors conduct foreign exchange transactions, they need to pay a certain spread, and the foreign exchange dealers will take out part of the spread generated by the customer transactions under the agent's name and return it to the agent. This part is the profit model of the agent. Because such agents rely on their own customers, they have higher requirements for their own ability to develop and serve customers.