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Tradeview announced a limited-time promotion offering a 20% trading bonus on deposits between $500 and $2,000 (up to $400), available to traders in specified regions who register by July 12 and meet trading requirements by July 19.
Tradeview Markets has announced a promotional offer providing a 20% trading bonus on deposits ranging from $500 to $2,000, with a maximum bonus limit of $400. This offer is available exclusively to traders located in the APAC, MENA, LATAM, and Africa regions who register before July 12; participants must meet specific trading requirements to unlock and withdraw the bonus by July 19. Terms and conditions apply, and margin trading is noted to carry significant risk, including the possibility of losing all deposited funds. The broker makes clear that the promotion is not affiliated with FIFA or the FIFA World Cup 2026.
To participate in Tradeview's limited-time 20% deposit bonus promotion, users should first register for an account via the official sign-up link before July 12. After registering, make a qualifying deposit between $500 and $2,000 to receive a bonus of 20% of the deposit amount, up to a maximum of $400. Eligible traders must then meet the trading requirements to unlock the bonus as withdrawable cash before July 19. This offer is available only to residents of APAC, MENA, LATAM, and Africa regions, and all terms and conditions apply.
Tradeview Markets is an ECN and CFD broker established in 2004, providing access to over 100 trading instruments across five asset classes. The broker offers spreads from 0.1 pip, five types of trading terminals, and the cTrader Copy service, with a minimum deposit starting at $100. For further details, see the broker profile on Traders Union: broker profile on Traders Union.
For reference, in an earlier news about Tradeview, the broker introduced a 20% trading bonus promotion for clients meeting specific deposit and trading requirements. You can find more details in the previous Tradeview update on Traders Union.