100%Deposit Bonus

A promotion that matches your qualifying first deposit with 100% trading credit, up to $100. The credit can be used as additional margin for trading.

100% of your qualifying first deposit. A $25 deposit → $25 bonus ($50 trading credit); $50 → $50 ($100); $100 → $100 ($200); deposits above $100 receive the $100 maximum.

USD 100 per eligible client — applied per client, not separately per trading account, email address, device or payment method.

No. The bonus is non-withdrawable trading credit. It cannot be withdrawn, transferred or converted into cash.

Yes — your deposited funds remain yours. However, withdrawing while the bonus is active may proportionally remove all or part of the remaining bonus credit.

Yes. Legitimate trading profits may be withdrawn after KYC and payment-method verification and the standard withdrawal procedures, with no undisclosed volume requirement.

Only real trading accounts designated by the company as bonus-eligible. Demo accounts are not eligible; certain account types and configurations may be excluded under the terms.

Either automatically or by activating it in the client portal, once the deposit and checks are confirmed. The bonus is displayed separately from your cash balance as promotional credit.

Bonus removal is normally proportional to the amount withdrawn relative to your eligible funds — for example, withdrawing 50% may remove 50% of the remaining bonus. Withdrawing all funds, closing the account or cancelling the promotion may remove the bonus in full.

The promotion applies to an eligible client's qualifying first deposit and is limited to one bonus per client. See the full Terms & Conditions for the eligibility requirements.

No. The promotion is limited to one first-deposit bonus per eligible client, across all accounts, emails, devices and payment methods.

Normal trading — including active or short-term trading — is permitted. Strategies designed to exploit the promotion are prohibited, such as high-frequency abuse, abusive tick scalping and arbitrage against the pricing system.