ForexMart is a forex and CFD broker with two faces: a CySEC-regulated Cyprus entity for European clients and an offshore company in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines that carries no financial-services licence at all. Its deposit bonuses, 30% on Standard and Zero Spread accounts and 20% on Classic and Cent accounts, are added as tradable credit and in practice run through the offshore channel, since EU rules bar this kind of incentive. The credit only becomes withdrawable after you trade a set volume tied to the bonus size, so treat it as extra margin rather than free cash until that turnover is met.
Risk warning: Trading carries a high risk of losing money, especially with leveraged products such as CFDs. A bonus does not reduce that risk. Only deposit what you can afford to lose.
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ForexMart adds 30% of every deposit as a tradable bonus credit on Standard and Zero Spread accounts, withdrawable only after you trade 0.3 lots per bonus dollar.
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ForexMart adds a 20% credit to every qualifying deposit on Classic and Cent MT4 accounts, withdrawable only after you trade a volume equal to the bonus amount times 0.2 standard lots.
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ForexMart operates as a dual-entity brand, and which company you contract with matters more than the shared logo. European clients sign up through forexmart.eu with Instant Trading EU Ltd, a Cyprus Investment Firm holding CySEC licence 266/15 since January 2015. The CySEC register shows the licence as current, with passporting across the EU and EEA plus branches in the Czech Republic, Poland and Slovakia.
Everyone else is onboarded through forexmart.com with Tradomart SV Ltd, an International Business Company registered in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines under number 23071. That is a company-registry listing, not a financial licence: SVG's Financial Services Authority does not license or supervise forex and CFD brokers as a category. Offshore ForexMart clients are, for practical purposes, unregulated.
The CySEC register also documents ForexMart's family ties: Instant Trading EU Ltd previously operated under the names Tradomart Ltd and Fxco Trading Ltd, and lists instaforex.eu as an approved domain alongside forexmart.eu, confirming the brand's link to the InstaForex group.
Trading runs on MetaTrader 4 across several account types. Classic and Cent accounts are commission-free with spreads from around 1 pip, while the Zero Spread account quotes from 0.0 pips and charges a per-lot commission of roughly $6. Leverage on the offshore entity runs very high, up to 1:3000 on Classic-type accounts, with a 30% margin call and 10% stop-out. Those numbers are markers of the offshore model rather than perks; EU clients under the CySEC entity get standard MiFID leverage caps instead.
ForexMart's two live promotions are percentage deposit bonuses credited as trading credit about a week after each qualifying deposit: 30% on Standard and Zero Spread accounts, and 20% on Classic and Cent accounts with a minimum $15 deposit. Both apply to every deposit, not just the first, with no stated cap.
The withdrawal conditions are where the value shrinks. The bonus itself only becomes withdrawable after your traded volume in standard lots reaches the bonus amount multiplied by 0.3 (for the 30% offer) or 0.2 (for the 20% offer). A $100 bonus on the 30% program therefore needs 30 standard lots, roughly $3 million in notional volume, before the credit is yours. Profits made while trading with the bonus are withdrawable without that turnover, which is the more realistic source of value for most claimants.
Two administrative quirks deserve attention. Bonus withdrawal is a manual process handled by emailing [email protected], and the bonus can only be withdrawn in full, never partially, with the full amount still present in the account. ForexMart also reserves the right to cancel bonuses and reverse profits derived from them without prior notice if it judges the terms were abused, a broad clause that appears in both agreements.
A no-deposit bonus advertised at up to $300 circulated widely in past years and still appears on aggregator sites, but there is no current official agreement page confirming it. Treat it as discontinued unless ForexMart's own site says otherwise.
Because EU product-intervention rules prohibit CFD trading incentives for retail clients, these bonuses are effectively an offshore-channel product. If you are onboarded under the CySEC entity, expect no bonus at all; if you claim one, you are almost certainly contracting with the unregulated SVG company.
The 20% bonus agreement explicitly excludes residents of the United States, North Korea, Sudan and Syria, plus unspecified other regions. The 30% agreement's country list is less clear, so confirm eligibility in the client area before depositing with a bonus in mind.
Verification follows the standard ID-plus-address pattern. Third-party review sites log a recurring pattern of withdrawal complaints against ForexMart, which is consistent with the strict, easily triggered cancellation clauses in the bonus agreements themselves. Combined with the unregulated status of the offshore entity, the sensible approach is to keep balances small and withdraw profits promptly.
Partly. Instant Trading EU Ltd, which serves EU clients through forexmart.eu, holds CySEC licence 266/15. The offshore arm behind forexmart.com, Tradomart SV Ltd, is only a registered company in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines; SVG does not license forex brokers, so offshore clients have no financial regulator.
First meet the turnover requirement: your traded volume in standard lots must reach the bonus amount multiplied by 0.3 (30% bonus) or 0.2 (20% bonus). Then email [email protected] and request the bonus withdrawal in full; partial bonus withdrawals are not allowed, and the full bonus must still be sitting in the account.
Yes. Profits earned while trading with bonus credit are withdrawable without the bonus turnover requirement. The turnover only gates the bonus credit itself. Keep in mind ForexMart reserves the right to reverse bonus-derived profits if it finds the terms were abused.
Probably not. A no-deposit offer advertised at up to $300 existed in past years and still circulates on aggregator sites, but there is no current official agreement page for it on forexmart.com. Rely only on promotions listed in your client area.
No. EU product-intervention rules prohibit CFD trading bonuses for retail clients, so accounts under the CySEC-regulated entity do not receive them. The bonus programs run through the offshore SVG entity, which also excludes the US, North Korea, Sudan and Syria among others.
The 30% bonus applies to Standard and Zero Spread accounts; the 20% bonus applies to Classic and Cent accounts, with a $15 minimum deposit. Both credit about a week after the deposit and apply to every qualifying deposit, not just the first.