Forex Bonuses

No deposit credits and deposit matches from reviewed brokers, with eligibility and turnover rules for every offer.

Current forex bonus offers

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Step by step

How to claim a forex bonus in 4 steps

The process is similar at almost every broker. Doing it in this order avoids the most common reasons a bonus is refused.

  1. Pick an offer and read the rules

    Open the offer page and note the bonus amount, turnover, time limit and maximum withdrawable profit before you register.

  2. Open a live account

    Register through the offer link with your real details. Most bonuses are for new clients only, one per person.

  3. Verify your identity

    Upload an ID and proof of address. Credit is usually added only after verification is approved.

  4. Activate, trade, then withdraw

    Request the bonus in your client area, trade the required lots, and withdraw the profit once the turnover is complete.

Bonus types

Types of forex bonuses explained

Each bonus type serves a different trader. Knowing the difference helps you pick an offer that fits how you actually trade.

No deposit bonus

Free credit for opening a verified live account — you don't add any money. Ideal for testing a broker's real execution, spreads and withdrawal process.

  • Typical size: $5 to $100
  • Profit withdrawable after turnover
  • Usually expires in 30–60 days

Deposit bonus

The broker matches part of your deposit, such as 30%, 50% or 100%. It increases your margin, so you can hold positions longer, but it is rarely cash you can take out.

  • Scales with deposit size
  • May be removed if you withdraw early
  • Best for traders who already fund an account

Welcome bonus

A one-time reward for new clients. It can be free credit, a small deposit match or entry to a contest, and is designed to help you place your first live trades.

  • New clients only
  • Often combined with education or demo contests

Cashback & rebates

You get back a fixed amount per lot traded. Cashback is usually paid as withdrawable money, which makes it attractive for active and high-volume traders.

  • Paid per lot, daily or weekly
  • Lowers your real trading cost

Glossary

Bonus terms you should understand

These six conditions decide whether a bonus is actually useful to you.

Turnover (lot requirement)
The trading volume you must complete before profits can be withdrawn, e.g. 1 lot per $1 of bonus.
Validity period
How long you have to meet the turnover. Unused credit and its profits are removed when it ends.
Maximum profit
A cap on how much bonus profit you can withdraw, often between $50 and $500.
Eligibility
Country, new-client and KYC rules. One bonus per person, device or IP address is standard.
Restricted strategies
Scalping, hedging between accounts or arbitrage can void a bonus at some brokers.
Minimum deposit
Zero for no deposit offers; deposit bonuses set a minimum amount to qualify.

FAQ

Forex bonus FAQ

Quick answers to the questions traders ask most before claiming an offer.

What is a forex no deposit bonus?

It is free trading credit a broker adds to a new live account without asking you to deposit money. You can trade with it, but the credit itself usually cannot be withdrawn; profits unlock once you trade the required volume (turnover) within the time limit.

Can I withdraw a forex bonus?

Almost never directly. Brokers let you withdraw the profit made with the bonus after you meet the turnover rule, which is normally expressed in standard lots. Some offers also cap the maximum withdrawable profit, so check the terms on each offer.

What is the difference between a deposit bonus and a no deposit bonus?

A no deposit bonus is free credit given without funding. A deposit bonus matches a percentage of the money you add, for example 50% or 100%, and it often works as extra margin rather than cash you can take out.

Do I need to verify my account to claim a bonus?

Yes, in most cases. Brokers ask for identity and address documents (KYC) before crediting a bonus, and usually allow only one bonus per person, household or IP address.

Are forex bonuses worth it for beginners?

They can be a low-risk way to experience live execution, spreads and slippage. Treat the credit as a learning tool, use small position sizes, and choose a regulated broker rather than picking a broker only for its bonus.

How often is this bonus list updated?

We review the list regularly, remove offers that have ended and add new ones as brokers announce them. Tick “Show expired” to see past promotions for reference.