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Traders Trust announced the conclusion of a World Cup 2026 score prediction contest for verified clients, awarding a $100 No Deposit Bonus to the winner of the latest round among participants with correct predictions.
Traders Trust conducted a World Cup 2026 score prediction competition for its verified clients, in which participants entered their predictions for matches across six stages of the tournament. According to the broker’s announcement, the winner in each round was determined from those who made at least one exact score prediction, with each stage’s top participants receiving a $100 No Deposit Bonus credited to a trading account.
The contest was free to enter and did not require a deposit. Participants earned points based on their prediction accuracy, and the results and prize eligibility reset at the start of each new round. The total prize pool across all competition stages amounted to approximately $2,000, with ties for winning positions resulting in multiple bonuses being awarded.
To participate in the Traders Trust World Cup 2026 Score Prediction promotion, open and verify a Traders Trust trading account. Access the competition page and enter the email linked to your account, then submit your match score predictions before each game starts. Points are awarded based on prediction accuracy, and winners for each World Cup stage receive a $100 No Deposit Bonus. Interested users can join through the official sign-up link.
Traders Trust, established in 2009 and registered in Bermuda, offers access to active trading and passive investing with a focus on transparency and interbank liquidity. The broker provides tight spreads on ECN accounts, supports all trading strategies, and enables clients to use the MQL5 Signals platform as well as invest in MAM accounts. More details can be found in the broker profile on Traders Union.
For more background, our previous Traders Trust update on Traders Union discussed the launch of their Monthly Trading Contest, where eligible traders could compete for $2,000 in demo trading credits. You can read the full details in the previous Traders Trust update on Traders Union.