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ATFX announced the start of Stage 2 of the World Trading Cup, the Regional Finals, where qualified traders from Stage 1 will compete from 14 October to 13 November 2026 for cash prizes and entry to the live World Finals.
ATFX has launched Stage 2 of its World Trading Cup, known as the Regional Finals, which runs from 14 October to 13 November 2026. During this stage, traders who advanced from Stage 1 compete by trading on designated accounts, with requirements including a minimum deposit (USD 100 or USD 250 depending on the region), trading over at least 10 days, and holding each position for at least three minutes. Prizes for Stage 2 are USD 5,000 and a travel package to Hong Kong for first place, USD 3,000 for second, and USD 2,000 for third in each region; the top three traders by return on investment in each region qualify for the live World Finals. The competition features a total prize pool of USD 210,000, with further rewards at the World Finals stage.
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Qualified traders who advanced from Stage 1 can join the ATFX World Trading Cup Regional Finals by logging into their ATFX Client Portal, visiting the Promotion page, and registering for Stage 2. Participants need to deposit the required minimum into the designated 'Trading Cup 2' trading account and trade during the competition period (14 October – 13 November 2026), meeting criteria such as trading on at least 10 different days and holding each position for a minimum of 3 minutes. To get started, users can register via the official sign-up link.
ATFX is a Forex and CFD broker operating through multiple licensed entities around the world, including regulations from the FCA, ASIC, SFC, CySEC, and others. The broker offers a range of account types, including Cent accounts and options for PAMM and copy trading via its proprietary platform, with low minimum deposits on standard accounts and various trading tools available. Learn more details in the broker profile on Traders Union.
For more background, our earlier news about ATFX discussed growing regulatory and political pressures impacting market access for major players, as well as heightened security concerns in India. Read the previous ATFX update on Traders Union here.