FBS built its name on no deposit offers, most recently the Level Up bonus that gave new clients $70, doubled to $140 for using the app, with profits withdrawable after trading five lots across 20 active trading days. That program is finished. FBS says on its own blog that it no longer runs a permanent no deposit or welcome bonus. Any site still advertising a $140 FBS no deposit bonus is out of date.
The live program is the FBS Deposit Bonus, running since July 2025. Your first deposit after the program launch gets a 100% match. Later deposits get a sliding scale: 10% on $100 to $250, rising through tiers to 60% on deposits above $5,000. The cap is $10,000 in bonus per deposit and $25,000 in total bonus credit across all your accounts. The bonus lands automatically on eligible deposits to Standard and Cent accounts.
Read the credit mechanics carefully, because this is not money. The bonus is non-withdrawable margin credit. Profits made while trading with it can be withdrawn, and the current terms have no lot turnover requirement, which is unusual and better than older FBS bonus rules. The catch is on the other side: your own balance is spent first in trades, any withdrawal deducts an equal amount of bonus, and the credit expires 28 days after your last deposit or newly opened trade. If your equity ever falls to or below the bonus amount, the whole credit is removed. In practice it is short-lived extra margin, not free capital.