AMarkets offers 20% discount on ECN account commissions
AMarkets launches a limited-time promo
AMarkets, a global brokerage firm, has launched a new promotional campaign aimed at reducing trading costs and increasing client profitability.
From March 13 to April 14, 2025, all traders using ECN accounts are eligible for a 20% discount on trading commissions, provided they deposit at least $500, according to the company’s website.
This limited-time offer is available to both new and existing clients, giving traders of all experience levels the opportunity to enhance their trading performance. The initiative is part of AMarkets’ ongoing effort to create competitive trading conditions and deliver added value to its clients.
How the offer works
To participate in the promotion, clients must deposit a minimum of $500 into their ECN account using any convenient payment method. After funding the account, clients must manually activate the discount in their Personal Area on the AMarkets platform. Once activated, the 20% discount will automatically apply to each lot traded and will remain valid until April 14 or until a trading volume of 200 lots is reached.
It’s important to note that the discount can only be applied to one ECN account per client. The offer does not extend to additional ECN accounts or other account types such as Standard or Fixed.
Reducing commission costs helps traders retain a larger portion of their profits, particularly those who trade in high volumes or use scalping strategies where fees significantly impact overall returns.
Optimized trading conditions for better results
ECN (Electronic Communication Network) accounts are popular among professional traders due to their tight spreads, fast execution, and direct access to liquidity providers. With this new promotion, AMarkets is making its ECN accounts even more cost-effective and attractive.
The campaign reflects AMarkets’ commitment to client success and highlights its trader-centric approach. Traders aiming to capitalize on current market opportunities now have an extra incentive to scale up their strategies while minimizing trading expenses.
It’s worth noting that AMarkets recently announced a major upgrade to its trading instruments, introducing new spot contracts on indices and commodities.
