In short
Your first deposit earns 100% credit up to 5,000 US dollars. Every deposit after that earns 50%, up to another 5,000. The credit is not withdrawable and it is reduced when you withdraw.
The Deposit Bonus adds trading credit to a dedicated Bonus Account. Credit counts toward your equity and your free margin, so it lets you hold larger positions, but it is not your money and it can never be withdrawn.
What each deposit earns
| Deposit | Rate | Most you can receive |
|---|---|---|
| First eligible deposit | 100% | 5,000 US dollars |
| Every deposit after that | 50% | 5,000 US dollars in total |
The two limits are separate, so the most you can receive across the promotion is 10,000 US dollars. Unused entitlement on one does not raise the other.
A worked example
| Deposit | Amount | Credit received |
|---|---|---|
| First | 5,000 US dollars | 5,000 US dollars |
| Second | 5,000 US dollars | 2,500 US dollars |
| Third | 5,000 US dollars | 2,500 US dollars |
| Fourth | 5,000 US dollars | None, both limits reached |
Minimum deposit and eligible accounts
| Account type | Minimum first deposit |
|---|---|
| Standard Bonus Account | 100 US dollars or currency equivalent |
| Raw Bonus Account | 500 US dollars or currency equivalent |
You may hold one Bonus Account, either Standard or Raw, not both. Demo accounts are not eligible, and the promotion is not available to clients in Mauritius.
What counts as an eligible deposit
New money paid in from outside, through an approved payment provider, a bank transfer or another external method Tradin approves.
These do not qualify: internal transfers, transfers from another trading account, commission or rebates, partner balances, credit from another promotion, goodwill payments, compensation, and manual balance adjustments.
What happens when you withdraw
Credit is tied to the deposit that generated it. Withdrawing reduces that credit in the same proportion as the withdrawal, measured against the original deposit rather than your current balance.
withdrawal ÷ original deposit × credit granted on that deposit
| Step | Amount |
|---|---|
| Original deposit | 1,000 US dollars |
| Credit granted | 500 US dollars |
| Balance before withdrawing | 2,000 US dollars |
| You withdraw | 500 US dollars |
| Proportion withdrawn | 500 ÷ 1,000, which is 50% |
| Credit removed | 50% of 500, which is 250 US dollars |
| Credit remaining | 250 US dollars |
The calculation uses the original 1,000 US dollar deposit, not the 2,000 US dollar balance at the time of the withdrawal. An internal transfer out may be treated as a withdrawal.
The safety threshold
account equity − active credit < active credit × 10%
Removing the credit reduces your equity and your free margin at once, which can trigger a margin call or a stop out on positions that were relying on it.
Rules to remember
- Credit is never withdrawable and cannot be transferred or exchanged for cash.
- Profits you make while credit is active can be withdrawn as normal.
- There is no minimum volume or turnover requirement.
- Credit is removed when the promotion ends, and any unused entitlement expires with it.
- Hedging between accounts, arbitrage, deposit and withdrawal cycling, and multiple accounts are treated as abuse and can cost you the credit and any profit from it.
See How bonuses work for how credit behaves on the account, and Reward Transfer Power-Up Bonus for the other way to earn credit.