BrokerBonuses
en

Bonus availability

Broker bonuses in Japan

60 bonuses we have verified as available to traders in Japan.

Japan has one of the world's largest retail FX markets, but it is also one of the most conservatively regulated. The Financial Services Agency (FSA) caps retail FX leverage at 25:1, and brokers licensed to serve Japanese residents do not run the cash deposit bonuses common in looser markets.

Bonuses available in Japan

# Broker Bonus
1 XM 100% match up to $100Deposit match
2 BitMart Referral commission on invitees' trading feesReferral
3 CoinEx 70 USDT in fee rebate vouchersSign-up reward
4 Errante Up to 30% deposit match (credit, non-withdrawable)Deposit match
5 M4Markets 50% credit bonus on each depositDeposit match
6 CoinEx Trading fee commissionReferral
7 Firstrade $100Cashback
8 IronFX 100% deposit match (non-withdrawable credit)Deposit match
9 IronFX 40% deposit credit bonusDeposit match
10 Windsor Brokers $50 to $500 cash, first deposit plus lotsSign-up reward
11 Admiral Markets 100% match up to $5,000Deposit match
12 FxPro Up to 15% monthly spread/commission rebate (Platinum tier)Volume rebate
13 IronFX 20% deposit creditDeposit match
14 Crypto.com About $5 to $15 in CROSign-up reward
15 HFM 100% match up to $50,000Deposit match
16 Vantage 150% match up to $1,500Deposit match
17 VT Markets 50% first-deposit creditDeposit match
18 Windsor Brokers $30 free trading creditNo-deposit
19 BingX 20% trading fee discount + small staged sign-up vouchersSign-up reward
20 Coinbase $5Sign-up reward
21 FreshForex 15% of first deposit, up to $500 in real fundsDeposit match
22 Phemex Two random Mystery Boxes (from 10 and 20 USDT)Sign-up reward
23 Weltrade 100% match up to $500Deposit match
24 ForexMart 30% on every depositDeposit match
25 FxPro Cash reward per referralReferral
26 KuCoin USDT and coupons for new usersSign-up reward
27 M4Markets Per-lot referral rewardReferral
28 XM $30No-deposit
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 BloFin Up to 30 USDT in futures bonusSign-up reward
33 FreshForex 300% deposit matchDeposit match
34 SuperForex No deposit bonus (up to $50 withdrawable)No-deposit
35 WhiteBIT 20% off all trading feesFee discount
36 BTCC About 45 USDT in vouchersSign-up reward
37 SuperForex 50% on every depositDeposit match
38 Eightcap Up to 50% (tiered)Deposit match
39 HTX Mystery boxes of random crypto plus futures trial creditSign-up reward
40 IC Markets $1.5/lotVolume rebate
41 BitMart 13 USDT in vouchers for new usersSign-up reward
42 BYDFi 100 USDT newbie giftSign-up reward
43 IC Markets 100% match up to $25,000Deposit match
44 LiteFinance 30% of your deposit as trading creditDeposit match
45 InstaForex 30% on every deposit, no capDeposit match
46 MEXC USDT 40Sign-up reward
47 Bitunix 2 to 6 USDT futures bonusSign-up reward
48 WEEX About 20 USDT in non-withdrawable vouchersSign-up reward
49 Apex Trader Funding Up to 92% off evaluationsEvaluation discount
50 BTCC 25% of referee fees, up to 500 USDT per friendReferral
51 eToro Up to 3.80% a yearInterest on balance
52 FundedNext 47% off Flex futures challengesEvaluation discount
53 FundedNext Up to 50% off Rapid futures challengesEvaluation discount
54 FundedNext Up to 41% off small Stellar challengesEvaluation discount
55 HFM Up to 3% a yearInterest on balance
56 HFM Deposit bonus (rate shown in your Client Area)Deposit match
57 Take Profit Trader 40% off the TestEvaluation discount
58 Topstep 15% off the first Trading CombineEvaluation discount
59 Topstep $10 to $30 off each month on the No Activation Fee CombineEvaluation discount
60 Windsor Brokers 0.4% to 2% annual interest in loyalty pointsInterest on balance

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

If you trade through a Japan-licensed broker, you should plan around low leverage, strong client-money protection and an absence of welcome bonuses. This page explains the FSA and FFAJ framework and where any non-FX offers might still apply.

Which bonuses you can claim

Japanese residents trading FX or CFDs through an FSA-licensed broker should not expect deposit bonuses, no-deposit credit, cashback or similar cash inducements. Conduct rules under the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act, reinforced by the FFAJ's standards, mean licensed brokers do not offer the welcome promotions seen in unregulated markets. The same framework caps retail FX leverage at 25:1 and requires strict segregation of client money.

Where you do see incentives in Japan, they tend to be modest and structured around activity rather than a cash gift. Some brokers run campaigns tied to trading volume or points-style rewards, but these sit a long way from the large deposit-match offers found elsewhere, and they are framed to fit the FFAJ's advertising and fairness rules.

The restriction is rooted in FX and leveraged derivatives. It does not directly govern, for example, a stock-trading or crypto-exchange promotion offered outside the leveraged-FX framework. Where this page surfaces such an offer for Japan, it falls outside the FSA's retail-FX conduct rules rather than challenging them.

Who regulates trading in Japan

  • Financial Services Agency (FSA) fsa.go.jp ↗

    Japan's central financial regulator. It licenses FX and securities firms under the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act, caps retail FX leverage at 25:1, and enforces conduct rules that leave no room for cash deposit bonuses.

  • Financial Futures Association of Japan (FFAJ) ffaj.or.jp ↗

    The self-regulatory body for FX and derivatives firms. Licensed brokers must belong to the FFAJ, which sets and enforces detailed conduct and advertising standards alongside the FSA.

Trading in Japan

Local currency: JPY

Japan's retail FX scene is huge and well established, dominated by domestic platforms with the yen as the account currency and a strong culture of high-frequency, low-leverage trading. The 25:1 leverage cap and conservative conduct rules are a deliberate trade-off: less promotion and less leverage in exchange for stronger protection and segregated client funds.

Be wary of offshore brokers advertising large bonuses and high leverage to Japanese traders. Operating in Japan without an FSA registration is not permitted, and the FSA publishes warnings about unregistered firms. A headline bonus from an unlicensed offshore broker carries real withdrawal and recourse risk, so confirm the firm is FSA-registered before depositing.

Frequently asked questions

Can I get a deposit bonus from a Japanese FX broker?
No. Brokers licensed by the FSA and bound by FFAJ rules do not offer cash deposit bonuses, no-deposit credit or similar inducements to retail clients.
What is the retail FX leverage limit in Japan?
The FSA caps retail FX leverage at 25:1, which has been the standard since 2011. This is far lower than the leverage marketed by many offshore brokers.
Why don't Japanese brokers offer bonuses?
Conduct rules under the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act and the FFAJ's standards prioritise fair dealing and client protection, which leaves no room for the cash inducement promotions seen in unregulated markets.
Are offshore brokers offering Japan bonuses safe?
Treat them with caution. Serving Japanese residents without FSA registration is not permitted, and the FSA warns against unregistered firms. Check FSA registration before you deposit.

Keep exploring

Sources

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