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56 bonuses we have verified as available to traders in Canada.

Canada runs one of the more restrictive regimes for retail leveraged trading. Forex and CFD dealers serving Canadian residents fall under CIRO, the national self-regulatory body, working within the framework set by the provincial regulators of the CSA, and promotional bonuses for these high-risk products are generally not permitted.

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Bonuses available in Canada

# Broker Bonus
1 RBC Direct Investing C$100 cashSign-up reward
2 Wealthsimple CAD 1,000,000 top prizeContest
3 BitMart Referral commission on invitees' trading feesReferral
4 Tickmill $1,000 monthly cash prizeContest
5 Fusion Markets $50 to $250 eachReferral
6 M4Markets 50% credit bonus on each depositDeposit match
7 OANDA $250 to $25,000 cash bonusSign-up reward
8 Grand Capital No-deposit trading creditNo-deposit
9 IronFX 100% deposit match (non-withdrawable credit)Deposit match
10 IronFX 40% deposit credit bonusDeposit match
11 Windsor Brokers $50 to $500 cash, first deposit plus lotsSign-up reward
12 Admiral Markets 100% match up to $5,000Deposit match
13 IronFX 20% deposit creditDeposit match
14 Tickmill $30No-deposit
15 Crypto.com About $5 to $15 in CROSign-up reward
16 Qtrade C$50 to C$5,000 cash backDeposit match
17 RBC Direct Investing 3% cash back (1% non-registered)Deposit match
18 VT Markets 50% first-deposit creditDeposit match
19 Windsor Brokers $30 free trading creditNo-deposit
20 FreshForex 15% of first deposit, up to $500 in real fundsDeposit match
21 FXOpen 15% match up to $1,000Cashback
22 Wealthsimple 1% match up to CAD 20,000Deposit match
23 Grand Capital Per-lot cash rebate by trading-streak statusVolume rebate
24 Phemex Two random Mystery Boxes (from 10 and 20 USDT)Sign-up reward
25 ForexMart 30% on every depositDeposit match
26 KuCoin USDT and coupons for new usersSign-up reward
27 TD Direct Investing 3% cash back (1% non-registered)Deposit match
28 Wealthsimple CAD 25Referral
29 ForexMart 20% of every depositDeposit match
30 Windsor Brokers 20% on every deposit at the Silver starting tierDeposit match
31 FreshForex $50 no-deposit creditNo-deposit
32 PU Prime 100% credit on first depositDeposit match
33 FreshForex 300% deposit matchDeposit match
34 SuperForex No deposit bonus (up to $50 withdrawable)No-deposit
35 BTCC About 45 USDT in vouchersSign-up reward
36 SuperForex 50% on every depositDeposit match
37 Eightcap Up to 50% (tiered)Deposit match
38 FP Markets Up to $200Referral
39 HTX Mystery boxes of random crypto plus futures trial creditSign-up reward
40 BitMart 13 USDT in vouchers for new usersSign-up reward
41 BYDFi 100 USDT newbie giftSign-up reward
42 LiteFinance 30% of your deposit as trading creditDeposit match
43 Grand Capital 40% on every depositDeposit match
44 InstaForex 30% on every deposit, no capDeposit match
45 Kraken $20Referral
46 Apex Trader Funding Up to 92% off evaluationsEvaluation discount
47 BTCC 25% of referee fees, up to 500 USDT per friendReferral
48 eToro Up to 3.80% a yearInterest on balance
49 FP Markets Free VPSFree VPS
50 FundedNext 47% off Flex futures challengesEvaluation discount
51 FundedNext Up to 50% off Rapid futures challengesEvaluation discount
52 FundedNext Up to 41% off small Stellar challengesEvaluation discount
53 Take Profit Trader 40% off the TestEvaluation discount
54 Topstep 15% off the first Trading CombineEvaluation discount
55 Topstep $10 to $30 off each month on the No Activation Fee CombineEvaluation discount
56 Windsor Brokers 0.4% to 2% annual interest in loyalty pointsInterest on balance

91 more offers we track are not available to residents here.

In practice that means Canadian traders rarely see the deposit-match and no-deposit offers common in looser markets. This page explains how the rules work, why bonuses are restricted, and where non-CFD offers can still apply.

Which bonuses you can claim

Canadian residents trading forex or CFDs with a CIRO-regulated dealer should not expect deposit bonuses, no-deposit credit, cashback or rebate-style promotions. Promotional incentives for high-risk leveraged products are generally not permitted under the Canadian framework, which treats such inducements as encouraging unsuitable risk-taking. Securities regulation in Canada is also province by province, so the rules apply through both CIRO oversight and provincial authorities.

There is little room within the leveraged-trading space for cash-style incentives. Where a dealer offers anything, it tends to be educational resources, research or fee structures rather than a bonus credited to your balance. If you see a large balance-boosting bonus aimed at Canadians, that is a strong signal the offer is coming from outside the regulated domestic framework.

The restriction targets leveraged forex and CFDs. It does not stop a registered investment dealer or stock-trading app from running a promotion such as commission-free trades or a referral reward on a securities account, and it does not directly govern crypto-platform sign-up offers made outside the leveraged-derivatives framework. Where this page shows such offers for Canada, they sit outside the forex and CFD inducement restriction.

Who regulates trading in Canada

  • Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (CIRO) ciro.ca ↗

    Canada's national self-regulatory organization for investment dealers, formed in 2023 from the merger of IIROC and the MFDA. It oversees firms offering leveraged products such as forex and CFDs and restricts promotional inducements for these high-risk products.

  • Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) securities-administrators.ca ↗

    The umbrella body of Canada's provincial and territorial securities regulators. It sets the overarching framework under which CIRO operates and under which leveraged retail trading is supervised across the country.

Trading in Canada

Local currency: CAD

Canadian retail activity leans toward stocks, ETFs and registered accounts more than high-leverage CFDs, with the Canadian dollar as the standard account currency and securities oversight split across provinces. The cautious stance on leveraged products reflects a regulatory culture that prioritises suitability and investor protection over aggressive promotion.

Be careful with offshore brokers marketing forex and CFD bonuses to Canadians. Many are not registered to deal with Canadian residents, and provincial regulators regularly publish investor warnings and add firms to caution lists. A headline bonus from an unregistered offshore broker offers little protection if a withdrawal or dispute goes wrong, so confirm CIRO membership and provincial registration before depositing.

Frequently asked questions

Are forex and CFD bonuses allowed in Canada?
Generally no. Promotional incentives such as deposit bonuses and rebates for high-risk leveraged products are not permitted under the framework overseen by CIRO and the CSA.
Who regulates forex brokers in Canada?
CIRO, the Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization, oversees dealers offering leveraged products, operating within the framework set by the CSA and provincial securities regulators.
Why are bonuses restricted on leveraged products in Canada?
Canadian regulation prioritises suitability and investor protection. Cash inducements are seen as encouraging unsuitable risk-taking on already high-risk leveraged products, so they are generally not allowed.
Can I use an offshore broker offering a bonus?
Be cautious. Many offshore brokers are not registered to serve Canadian residents, and provincial regulators publish warning lists. Confirm CIRO membership and provincial registration before you deposit.

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Researched by the BrokerBonuses editorial team. Last reviewed 2026-06-07. · How we research