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We list a promotion only after our desk has read it on the broker's own website, and only while it is current: within its stated dates and re-checked in the last 45 days. None meets that bar right now, so this page is empty. We do not show sample offers in its place.
A bonus is not free money. Where a turnover requirement exists, work out what that volume costs you in spread before deciding. In most cases it exceeds the bonus. Offers with no requirement — cashback and commission waivers — are the ones that reduce your real cost.
Usually not. Almost every deposit bonus carries a turnover requirement, and reaching it costs more in spread than the bonus is worth unless you were already going to trade that volume. Cashback and commission waivers are more often genuinely valuable because they reduce cost rather than adding a condition.
The trading volume you must complete before the bonus, or profit made from it, can be withdrawn. A $100 bonus with a 20-lot requirement means placing $2m of notional volume — on a typical spread that costs far more than $100.
The credit itself, essentially never. What may become withdrawable is profit made while trading it, and only after the turnover condition is met. Read a no-deposit offer as a funded trial rather than as money.
The FCA and ESMA banned monetary incentives for retail CFD accounts, on the basis that they encourage larger positions and more trading. Offers you see advertised to UK or EU residents are generally being made by an offshore entity of the same group.
Each offer is one our research desk read on the broker's own website, on the date shown beside it, with a link to that page. An offer is removed once its end date passes or once it has gone more than 45 days without being re-checked. Terms change without notice, so always confirm them on the broker's own site before you deposit.