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BitMart has launched a fiat deposit campaign offering users USDT and BM Card rewards based on deposit amounts, with participation open to both new and existing users during the specified campaign period.
BitMart has announced the "Fiat Deposit ‘Cash Subsidy’ Summer Campaign", which is open to both new and existing users from April 15 to July 15, 2026. Participants who register and make fiat deposits during the campaign can receive USDT cash subsidies and BM Card vouchers based on deposit amounts, with specific reward tiers for deposits of $100, $300, $500, and $1,000 or equivalent in other currencies.
Additional rewards may be available for users who deposit at least 1,000 USDT and join the community group. Rewards are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, are subject to campaign terms, and are distributed within 10 days after the event period ends.
To join the BitMart Fiat Deposit 'Cash Subsidy' Summer Campaign, register for the campaign by clicking "Join Now" and making a fiat deposit on BitMart during the campaign period. Rewards are provided based on your deposit amount, with higher tiers offering increased USDT cash and BM Card voucher bonuses. Users depositing the required amount and joining the community group may also contact an admin for possible extra rewards. Participation can be started via the official sign-up link.
BitMart is an international cryptocurrency trading platform offering a wide range of digital assets for both spot and futures trading, with leverage available up to x100. The exchange provides simplified and advanced user interfaces, a smartphone app, and access to passive income through crypto lending, but does not support fiat currencies or demo accounts. More details about its features and services can be found in the broker profile on Traders Union.
In the previous BitMart update on Traders Union, we covered BitMart’s promotion offering daily rewards for users trading AI-themed assets. For more details, see the earlier news about BitMart.