Compare Forex Bonuses Side by Side

Why Comparing Bonus Terms Matters

The headline bonus amount is only part of the story. Two brokers might both advertise a "100% deposit bonus," but the conditions attached to each offer can make one genuinely valuable and the other a net cost. The difference almost always comes down to three factors: volume requirements, time limits, and profit caps.

A volume requirement tells you how many standard lots you must trade before the bonus (or profits earned from it) becomes withdrawable. If Broker A requires 5 lots per $100 of bonus and Broker B requires 30 lots, the spread cost difference between those two requirements can easily exceed the bonus itself. This is why we built this tool: to let you see those differences at a glance instead of opening multiple browser tabs and reading through pages of terms and conditions.

What to Look For in the Comparison

When reviewing the side-by-side table, pay attention to these rows:

• Amount — the headline figure, but always read it together with the rows below.
• Volume Requirement — the number of lots you must trade. Lower is better. Use our Bonus Calculator to convert this into a dollar cost based on your typical spread.
• Time Limit — how many days you have. If the time limit is too short for your trading frequency, the bonus is effectively unreachable. Our Turnover Calculator can estimate how long it will take you personally.
• Profit Cap — some bonuses limit the maximum profit you can withdraw. A $50 bonus with a $200 profit cap is very different from one with no cap at all.

No Deposit vs. Deposit Bonuses

No deposit bonuses let you trade without risking your own money, but they typically come with stricter volume requirements and lower profit caps. Deposit bonuses usually offer larger amounts and more flexible terms because the broker knows you have committed real capital. Neither type is inherently better — it depends on your situation and trading experience.

For a deeper breakdown, see our complete forex bonus guide, which covers every bonus type, the fine print to watch for, and strategies for making the most of legitimate offers.

How We Verify the Data

Every bonus figure in this comparison tool comes from our Broker & Bonus Matrix. Our team checks each offer against the broker's published terms and conditions, records the verification date, and flags anything that has changed or is pending re-verification. We do not invent or estimate bonus amounts — if we have not verified a figure, it appears as "TBC" rather than a guess.