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Traders Trust has announced the start of its Monthly Trading Contest, set to begin on July 1, 2026, with $2,000 in trading credits to be awarded among eight participants based on trading performance using a $10,000 demo account. The contest is free to enter and is available to eligible traders in Latin America and Japan.
Traders Trust is holding its Monthly Trading Contest from July 1 to July 31, 2026, open to participants from Latin America and Japan. The contest is free to enter and provides each participant with a $10,000 demo account for trading a range of instruments including forex, metals, indices, commodities, and cryptocurrencies, with leverage permitted up to 1:3000.
Eight winners will be determined by the highest percentage return achieved during the contest period, sharing a total of $2,000 in trading credits, which will be distributed according to rank. To receive prize credits, winners may need to complete live account registration and KYC verification. The contest is intended as a promotional and educational event, and participants are subject to standard risk warnings and rules against abusive trading strategies.
To participate in the Traders Trust Monthly Trading Contest, first confirm that you are a resident of Latin America or Japan and at least 18 years old. Register for the contest by completing the online form, verifying your email, and following the broker's required social steps. Once registered, you will receive a $10,000 VIP demo account to trade eligible instruments throughout the contest period. Top performers will need to complete live account registration and verification to receive their prizes. You can start the process via the official sign-up link.
Traders Trust, established in 2009 and registered in Bermuda, offers both active trading and passive investing options, providing access to interbank liquidity and ensuring transparency in client dealings. The broker features tight spreads on ECN accounts, the ability to use various trading strategies, and access to MQL5 Signals and MAM accounts, though it lacks micro accounts, MT5 platform availability, and regulation from well-known authorities. For further details, see the broker profile on Traders Union.
For reference, our previous Traders Trust update on Traders Union covered the launch of their Social Trader copy-trading platform, which allows clients to automatically mirror professional traders across multiple asset classes. To learn more about this feature, see the earlier news about Traders Trust.