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Broker bonuses in Poland

42 bonuses we have verified as available to traders in Poland.

Poland is an interesting case. It kept the EU ban on bonuses for retail CFD trading, but it also broke from the standard EU leverage caps by creating its own higher-leverage category. So the incentive picture and the leverage picture do not line up the way they do elsewhere in the bloc.

Bonuses available in Poland

# Broker Bonus
1 eToro US$10 to US$500 in free stocks (£ in the UK)Free stock
2 BitMart Referral commission on invitees' trading feesReferral
3 Tickmill $1,000 monthly cash prizeContest
4 Fusion Markets $50 to $250 eachReferral
5 Firstrade $100Cashback
6 OKX Up to $400 in BTC (first step about $5)Sign-up reward
7 Pepperstone Pro: $50 to $1,000 cash; retail: 20 free tradesReferral
8 Binance $100Sign-up reward
9 Crypto.com About $5 to $15 in CROSign-up reward
10 Bitpanda Up to €100Referral
11 Coinbase $5Sign-up reward
12 FXTM Reward Points, 500 = $1Loyalty program
13 Lightyear €15Free stock
14 Phemex Two random Mystery Boxes (from 10 and 20 USDT)Sign-up reward
15 KuCoin USDT and coupons for new usersSign-up reward
16 M4Markets Per-lot referral rewardReferral
17 FXTM $10 to $100 per friend, paid in Reward PointsReferral
18 BloFin Up to 30 USDT in futures bonusSign-up reward
19 ThinkMarkets $15Referral
20 BTCC About 45 USDT in vouchersSign-up reward
21 FP Markets Up to $200Referral
22 BitMart 13 USDT in vouchers for new usersSign-up reward
23 Bitget Futures vouchers, not cashSign-up reward
24 BYDFi 100 USDT newbie giftSign-up reward
25 Gate.io Welcome package voucher totalSign-up reward
26 Pepperstone 20 commission-free trades (about $7 per lot)Fee discount
27 Kraken $20Referral
28 MEXC USDT 40Sign-up reward
29 Bitunix 2 to 6 USDT futures bonusSign-up reward
30 WEEX About 20 USDT in non-withdrawable vouchersSign-up reward
31 Apex Trader Funding Up to 92% off evaluationsEvaluation discount
32 BTCC 25% of referee fees, up to 500 USDT per friendReferral
33 eToro Up to 3.80% a yearInterest on balance
34 FP Markets Free VPSFree VPS
35 FundedNext 47% off Flex futures challengesEvaluation discount
36 FundedNext Up to 50% off Rapid futures challengesEvaluation discount
37 FundedNext Up to 41% off small Stellar challengesEvaluation discount
38 HFM Up to 3% a yearInterest on balance
39 RoboForex Up to 10% a yearInterest on balance
40 Take Profit Trader 40% off the TestEvaluation discount
41 Topstep 15% off the first Trading CombineEvaluation discount
42 Topstep $10 to $30 off each month on the No Activation Fee CombineEvaluation discount

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

This page explains who supervises trading in Poland, why forex and CFD bonuses are still off-limits despite the leverage difference, and which promotions can legitimately reach Polish residents.

Which bonuses you can claim

On bonuses, Poland follows the EU line. The KNF enforces the product intervention rules that stop CFD providers from offering monetary or non-monetary incentives to retail clients. Deposit matches, welcome credits and trade-linked rewards on CFD or forex accounts are not permitted for Polish retail traders.

Where Poland diverges is leverage. Instead of capping retail forex and index CFDs at the usual EU limits, the KNF set a national rule allowing up to 100:1 on selected instruments, and it created an experienced retail client category. To qualify as experienced, a trader must meet conditions on past trading activity and volume, for example a set number of sizeable CFD trades over recent quarters. Higher leverage does not change the bonus position, though. The incentive ban still applies to everyone.

The bonus ban is about CFD and forex products, not every offer. A broker giving access to real shares can still run a free-share or fee-rebate promotion on a stock account, and crypto platforms under their own registration may still offer sign-up rewards. But if an incentive is attached to CFDs or forex and aimed at Polish residents, a compliant firm will not be paying it.

Who regulates trading in Poland

  • Polish Financial Supervision Authority (KNF) knf.gov.pl ↗

    Poland's financial markets regulator (Komisja Nadzoru Finansowego). It enforces the EU ban on bonus incentives for retail CFDs while applying national leverage rules that differ from the standard EU caps.

Trading in Poland

Local currency: PLN

Poland is outside the euro, so the working currency is the Polish zloty. Many local accounts, deposits and any qualifying offers are denominated in PLN, and qualifying thresholds set in euro terms, such as those for the experienced retail client status, are applied at the zloty equivalent. Polish traders often use well-known domestic and EU-passported brokers, several of which are large players in the regional CFD market.

Be careful with platforms that wave EU regulation around while offering a CFD bonus. A firm authorised to serve Polish retail clients could not pay that bonus, and the KNF has shown it will act on marketing and investor-protection failures, including a substantial fine against a major domestic broker over CFD marketing in 2026. A bonus aimed at Polish CFD traders is a sign to check the firm's status with the KNF before going further.

Frequently asked questions

Are forex and CFD bonuses legal in Poland?
No. The KNF enforces the EU ban on incentives for retail CFD and forex products, so a regulated broker will not offer deposit bonuses or similar rewards to Polish residents.
Poland allows higher leverage, so are bonuses allowed too?
No. The higher 100:1 leverage on selected instruments is a separate national rule. The bonus ban is unchanged and applies regardless of leverage or client category.
How do I check that a broker is authorised in Poland?
Verify the firm with the KNF at knf.gov.pl, and review the KNF's public warning list of entities suspected of operating without authorisation.
Can a Polish trader still get any kind of offer?
Yes, but usually not on CFDs. Free-share or fee-rebate offers on real stock accounts, and crypto sign-up rewards, can still reach you because they sit outside the CFD rules.

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