$30No Deposit
XM $30 No Deposit Bonus
No deposit needed. Profits can be withdrawn after 0.1 lots and 5 round-turn trades.
Ongoing
Forex Bonuses and Promotions
This page lists the current no deposit, welcome and deposit bonuses from the brokers BrokerFlat works with. Every offer is taken from the broker's official terms and summarised in one line, with a link to the full conditions. We check the offers regularly against the brokers' official terms.
10 active offers | Updated October 3, 2026
$30No Deposit
Tickmill $30 Welcome Account
Trade for 60 days. Withdraw $30–$100 of profit after verifying and depositing $100.
Ongoing
$30No Deposit
Windsor Brokers $30 Free Account
Profits can be withdrawn once they reach $60, with at least 1 lot and 20 trades.
Ongoing
$30Welcome
RoboForex $30 Welcome Bonus
Deposit from $10 by bank card and verify your account. Own funds and profits can be withdrawn anytime.
Ongoing
$50–$500Welcome
Windsor Brokers First-Time Trader Cash Reward
Deposit from $100 and trade 20–300 lots within 8 weeks, depending on the deposit.
Ends October 31, 2026
Varies by regionDeposit
XM Deposit Bonus
Not available on Ultra Low, Swap-Free and Shares accounts. The bonus itself can't be withdrawn.
Ongoing
20%–100%Deposit
Windsor Brokers Deposit Bonus
From $100 per deposit. The rate depends on your loyalty tier; any withdrawal removes the whole bonus.
Ongoing
30% up to $25,000Deposit
FIBO Group 30% Real Cash Bonus
From $50 on MT4 Fixed and MT4 NDD accounts. The bonus becomes withdrawable after 1 round-turn lot per $5 of bonus.
Ends November 30, 2026
50% + 10%Deposit
Vantage 50% + 10% Deposit Bonus
50% up to $500 on your first deposit from $50, then 10%. The bonus credit can't be withdrawn.
Ends December 31, 2026
150% + 25%Deposit
Vantage 150% + 25% Deposit Bonus
For new clients: 150% up to $1,500 on the first deposit from $50, then 25%. Availability depends on your country.
Ends December 31, 2026
Types of Forex Bonuses
Forex brokers use bonuses to attract new clients and reward deposits. Most offers fall into one of three types, and each comes with its own rules for how the bonus is credited and when it can be withdrawn.
No Deposit Bonus
A no deposit bonus is credited when you open and verify a new account, without funding it. You can trade with it, but the bonus itself usually can't be withdrawn. Profits made with it can often be withdrawn once you have traded a set number of lots, and many brokers cap the amount of profit you can take out. XM, Tickmill and Windsor Brokers currently offer this type.
Deposit Bonus
A deposit bonus adds a percentage of your deposit as extra trading credit, for example FIBO Group's 30% bonus up to $25,000 or Windsor Brokers' 20–100% bonus. Vantage and XM also offer deposit bonuses. The bonus is usually released step by step as you trade. At FIBO Group, for example, you need 1 round-turn lot for every $5 of bonus. If you withdraw funds before the condition is met, the bonus is often removed.
Welcome Bonus
A welcome bonus is a one-time reward for new clients, such as RoboForex's $30 bonus or Windsor Brokers' cash reward. Conditions are similar to the other types.
How to compare offers: look beyond the bonus amount. Check how many lots you need to trade, whether profits are capped, what happens when you withdraw, and when the offer ends. Bonuses are also not available in every country, as brokers often restrict them by region and regulator, so check the terms for where you live.
Using a Bonus Together With BrokerFlat Cashback
You can take a broker bonus and still earn BrokerFlat cashback, but cashback is only paid on trades made with your own funds. No broker pays cashback on volume traded with bonus funds, including the lots you trade to unlock a bonus.
Forex Bonus FAQ
A no deposit bonus is trading credit a broker gives you without requiring a deposit. You can trade with it, and profits become withdrawable once you meet the broker's conditions.
A no deposit bonus needs no money from you. A welcome bonus is offered to new clients and usually requires a first deposit, verification or a minimum trading volume.
Usually the bonus credit itself can't be withdrawn, but profits made with it can be once the broker's conditions are met. Some offers turn into withdrawable cash after a set trading volume.
No. Availability depends on your country of residence and on the broker entity your account is opened with, and some regulators don't allow bonuses at all.
We check the brokers' official terms regularly and remove expired offers. The date of the last check is shown on this page.
Offers checked: October 3, 2026. Terms are set by each broker and may change; check the official terms before claiming.