iXBroker $30 Forex No Deposit Bonus - Latest Promotions

iXBroker $30 Forex No Deposit Bonus

iXBroker $30 Forex No Deposit Bonus

Bonus Information

• Bonus link.
  iXBroker.
• Bonus amount.
  $30 (USD).
• Bonus type.
  Forex NDB - No deposit bonus (Welcome bonus).
• Bonus quota.
  Limited.
• Promotions available until.
  Limited.
• Bonus expires after claim.
  Limited.
• Available for.
  All clients (New & old clients).
• Account type.
  Live Account "iX ECN Pro".
• Leverage.
  Max 1:300.
• Account verification.
  Yes.
• How to get.
  Register> Verification> Bonus claim.

  Register>

  Register here iXBroker, then click "Sign in", then click "Sign up".

  Verification>

  *Verify email after registration.

  *KYC (Know Your Customer) verification by uploading proof of identity (ID/POI) and proof of address (POA) documents.

  Bonus claim>

  *Please claim the bonus by filling out the Google Form here.
  
  *Bonus successfully claimed and credited to trading account.
  
  
• Withdrawal.

  Bonus cannot be withdrawn, only profit can be withdrawn minimum $10 and maximum $30.
• Deposit & withdrawal methods.
  Cryptocurrency (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Binance Coin, Tron, USDT Tether) etc.
• Terms & conditions.
  *The promotion is only available for 3 days (March 3 - 6, 2025).
  *The maximum withdrawable profit is $30 after the bonus campaign ends.
  *After 72 hours from the bonus credit, the account will be reset to zero.
  *After the campaign ends, the credit and balance exceeding $30 will be removed.
  *If the client does not withdraw the profit for any reason, the profit will remain in the trading account and can still be traded and withdrawn.
  *Promotions may change at any time or be stopped at any time without prior notice.

• Address.
  64 North Row Mayfair, London, United Kingdom.
  Kazlicesme Mah. Kennedy Cad. Buyukyali Istanbul K Istanbul, Turkey.
• Regulations & Licenses.
  iXBroker’s parent company and affiliates are regulated by the FCA, CySEC, and ASIC. Additionally, iXBroker works with partners regulated by the CFTC in the US. However, the company includes decentralized brokers that operate without traditional regulatory oversight and do not implement “Know Your Customer” (KYC) procedures. This lack of authentication and regulatory compliance places the company outside the scope of conventional financial regulation, presenting unique opportunities and risks.