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Broker bonuses in United Arab Emirates

83 bonuses we have verified as available to traders in United Arab Emirates.

The UAE is one of the most open and best-served trading markets in the region, with both locally regulated and international brokers competing for clients. There is no ESMA-style ban on promotions, so traders here regularly see deposit matches, rebates and other offers.

Bonuses available in United Arab Emirates

# Broker Bonus
1 eToro US$10 to US$500 in free stocks (£ in the UK)Free stock
2 XM 100% match up to $100Deposit match
3 BitMart Referral commission on invitees' trading feesReferral
4 Tickmill $1,000 monthly cash prizeContest
5 CoinEx 70 USDT in fee rebate vouchersSign-up reward
6 Errante Up to 30% deposit match (credit, non-withdrawable)Deposit match
7 Fusion Markets $50 to $250 eachReferral
8 M4Markets 50% credit bonus on each depositDeposit match
9 CoinEx Trading fee commissionReferral
10 OKX Up to $400 in BTC (first step about $5)Sign-up reward
11 Pepperstone Pro: $50 to $1,000 cash; retail: 20 free tradesReferral
12 Grand Capital No-deposit trading creditNo-deposit
13 IronFX 100% deposit match (non-withdrawable credit)Deposit match
14 IronFX 40% deposit credit bonusDeposit match
15 Trading 212 £8 to £100 or €8 to €100 free shareFree stock
16 Windsor Brokers $50 to $500 cash, first deposit plus lotsSign-up reward
17 Admiral Markets 100% match up to $5,000Deposit match
18 FxPro Up to 15% monthly spread/commission rebate (Platinum tier)Volume rebate
19 IronFX 20% deposit creditDeposit match
20 Tickmill $30No-deposit
21 Trading 212 £8 to £100 or €8 to €100 free share eachReferral
22 BlackBull Markets Welcome bonusSign-up reward
23 Crypto.com About $5 to $15 in CROSign-up reward
24 FXTM 100% match up to $500Deposit match
25 Vantage 150% match up to $1,500Deposit match
26 VT Markets 50% first-deposit creditDeposit match
27 Windsor Brokers $30 free trading creditNo-deposit
28 AMarkets Cash per referralReferral
29 BingX 20% trading fee discount + small staged sign-up vouchersSign-up reward
30 Coinbase $5Sign-up reward
31 FreshForex 15% of first deposit, up to $500 in real fundsDeposit match
32 FXOpen 15% match up to $1,000Cashback
33 FXTM Reward Points, 500 = $1Loyalty program
34 Grand Capital Per-lot cash rebate by trading-streak statusVolume rebate
35 Weltrade 100% match up to $500Deposit match
36 AMarkets 20% deposit matchDeposit match
37 ForexMart 30% on every depositDeposit match
38 FxPro Cash reward per referralReferral
39 JustMarkets 120% match up to $40,000Deposit match
40 KuCoin USDT and coupons for new usersSign-up reward
41 M4Markets Per-lot referral rewardReferral
42 XM $30No-deposit
43 AMarkets 100% deposit matchDeposit match
44 ForexMart 20% of every depositDeposit match
45 Windsor Brokers 20% on every deposit at the Silver starting tierDeposit match
46 FreshForex $50 no-deposit creditNo-deposit
47 FXTM $10 to $100 per friend, paid in Reward PointsReferral
48 NordFX Per-lot insurance bonus on Margin CallVolume rebate
49 PU Prime 100% credit on first depositDeposit match
50 RoboForex $30No-deposit
51 FreshForex 300% deposit matchDeposit match
52 SuperForex No deposit bonus (up to $50 withdrawable)No-deposit
53 ThinkMarkets $15Referral
54 WhiteBIT 20% off all trading feesFee discount
55 BTCC About 45 USDT in vouchersSign-up reward
56 SuperForex 50% on every depositDeposit match
57 Eightcap Up to 50% (tiered)Deposit match
58 FP Markets Up to $200Referral
59 HTX Mystery boxes of random crypto plus futures trial creditSign-up reward
60 IC Markets $1.5/lotVolume rebate
61 AMarkets Per-lot cashbackVolume rebate
62 BitMart 13 USDT in vouchers for new usersSign-up reward
63 Bitget Futures vouchers, not cashSign-up reward
64 Bybit Up to USDT 100Sign-up reward
65 BYDFi 100 USDT newbie giftSign-up reward
66 IC Markets 100% match up to $25,000Deposit match
67 Pepperstone 20 commission-free trades (about $7 per lot)Fee discount
68 Grand Capital 40% on every depositDeposit match
69 InstaForex 30% on every deposit, no capDeposit match
70 MEXC USDT 40Sign-up reward
71 Apex Trader Funding Up to 92% off evaluationsEvaluation discount
72 BTCC 25% of referee fees, up to 500 USDT per friendReferral
73 eToro Up to 3.80% a yearInterest on balance
74 Exness Free VPSFree VPS
75 FP Markets Free VPSFree VPS
76 FundedNext 47% off Flex futures challengesEvaluation discount
77 FundedNext Up to 50% off Rapid futures challengesEvaluation discount
78 FundedNext Up to 41% off small Stellar challengesEvaluation discount
79 RoboForex Up to 10% a yearInterest on balance
80 Take Profit Trader 40% off the TestEvaluation discount
81 Topstep 15% off the first Trading CombineEvaluation discount
82 Topstep $10 to $30 off each month on the No Activation Fee CombineEvaluation discount
83 Windsor Brokers 0.4% to 2% annual interest in loyalty pointsInterest on balance

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

What makes the UAE distinctive is its layered regulation: a federal regulator plus two financial free zones each with their own authority. This page explains how those licences differ, then lists the offers we have researched that are available to UAE residents.

Which bonuses you can claim

The UAE allows broker bonuses, and brokers operate here under one of several licences: the federal Capital Market Authority for onshore firms, the DFSA inside the DIFC free zone, the FSRA inside ADGM, or an international licence held abroad. All four routes are legal, but they carry different rules and different levels of protection.

That layering is the thing to understand before you claim an offer. A locally licensed entity under the CMA, DFSA or FSRA gives you UAE-based recourse and sits under local retail leverage limits, while an offshore entity may advertise the same brand with higher leverage and looser terms but weaker protection. Find out which specific entity holds your account.

Once you know the entity, the usual checks apply. Confirm the licence on the relevant regulator's register, read the bonus turnover conditions in full, and make sure withdrawals in dirham or your chosen currency clear smoothly. A well-regulated broker with fair terms beats a bigger headline from an offshore one.

Who regulates trading in United Arab Emirates

  • Capital Market Authority (CMA) sca.gov.ae ↗

    The federal regulator for onshore UAE, formerly the Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA) until a rename took effect in January 2026. It licenses onshore brokers and applies retail leverage limits.

  • Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) dfsa.ae ↗

    Independent regulator for the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) free zone, with its own rulebook and retail leverage caps for firms based there.

  • Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) adgm.com ↗

    Regulator for the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) free zone, supervising brokers licensed within ADGM under its own framework.

Trading in United Arab Emirates

Local currency: AED

The UAE has a deep, internationally connected trading base, with the dirham pegged to the US dollar, which keeps AED-to-USD conversion stable and predictable for funding. Personal trading profits are generally not subject to personal income tax for individual residents, which is part of why the market draws so many active traders and brokers.

With that many brokers competing, offers are common and quality varies. Use the layered regulation to your advantage: prefer a CMA, DFSA or FSRA licensed entity where you can, check the register before depositing, and weigh the bonus against the leverage limits and withdrawal terms rather than the headline alone.

Frequently asked questions

Is forex and CFD trading legal in the UAE?
Yes. Trading is legal for residents through brokers licensed by the federal CMA, the DFSA in DIFC, the FSRA in ADGM, or a reputable international regulator.
Are broker bonuses allowed in the UAE?
Yes. The UAE has no ESMA-style bonus ban, so deposit matches, rebates and similar offers are common from both locally regulated and international brokers.
What is the difference between CMA, DFSA and FSRA?
The CMA, formerly the SCA, regulates onshore UAE, the DFSA regulates the DIFC free zone, and the FSRA regulates the ADGM free zone. Each has its own rulebook and leverage limits.
What should I check before claiming a bonus in the UAE?
Identify which entity holds your account, confirm its licence on the right regulator's register, and read the leverage and withdrawal terms before the bonus conditions apply.

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