"Pour ma part, je suis d'accord."

Translation: As for me, I agree.

[Wmconlon]

I tried 'On my part, I agree', which is what I would say in english, although it isn't a direct translation.

[n6zs]

It is accepted now.

[pakjim]

On my part, I agree still not accepted November 2018

[Ben568111]

"On my part" still not accepted, which is the most natural translation in English.

[R3m3X1]

I would like to suggest "For myself ..." as a correct, if oblique, translation. Thanks.

[Liveanotherdave]

Why doesn't "For my part, I'm alright" work?

[Ripcurlgirl]

"I'm alright" would be closer to je vais bien. The given sentence is "Pour ma part, je suis d'accord. " d'accord here means "agree".
While it is true that, as an interjection, D'accord can mean "OK" or "All right", the latter does not apply in this context.