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# Teams
The button to manage your request for joining or leaving a team is located in the [Profile menu](https://account.tiger.com/profile):
### How to apply for team membership?
When you click the **"Send request"** button, a modal window with the terms and conditions will appear. To submit your request, you need to review and confirm your agreement with them.
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The team owner sets the criteria for joining the team and is responsible for reviewing membership requests.
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### What information does the team owner see about its members?
The partner whose referral code you are linked to can view your statistics — such as trading volume and the amount of commission paid.
Additionally, the team owner has access to:
* Profitability statistics of team members over a specific period in the **Leaderboard** section.
* The ability to set a commission discount for your account.
* Viewing risk manager events and the set drawdown limit if this tool is enabled for your account.
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