The honest answer first: bonuses exist, but read the terms
Unlike some brokers, AMarkets does advertise bonuses. On its promotions page we saw a 19% bonus for deposits of $100 or more (a birthday promotion described as running in October), a 20% bonus for clients switching from another broker, a "Double Your Starting Capital" offer, cashback, a refund of payment-system deposit fees, and a referral programme. The page gives only short summaries: it does not show accepted accounts, trading volume requirements, withdrawal conditions or country eligibility for most of them.
Auron FX is an independent guide and not the official website of AMarkets. We do not control the offers, and they can change or expire without notice. Compare everything here with the notices in your own account.
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AMarkets promotions at a glance
| Offer | What the official page says | What is not shown |
|---|---|---|
| Birthday bonus (October) | 19% bonus on deposits of $100 or more, plus an upgrade to cashback level 3 | End date, eligible accounts, volume and withdrawal terms |
| Switch your broker | 20% bonus on deposit for clients moving from another broker | Minimum deposit, conditions |
| Double Your Starting Capital | The deposit is matched by AMarkets | Percentage, cap, conditions |
| Cashback | A share of the spread, depending on trading volume | Rates and volume tiers |
| Deposit fee refund | Payment-system deposit fees reimbursed | Limits, supported methods |
| Demo to real cash | Demo profits can be moved to a live account | Thresholds and rules |
This table reflects the official summaries we read in October 2026. Open the dedicated page of an offer for its full terms.
What bonus terms usually mean
On any broker, a deposit bonus is normally trading credit, not cash. Typical strings include a required trading volume before you can withdraw the credit or profits made with it, limits to certain account types or instruments, a rule to contact support to activate it, and cancellation if you break a rule. A third-party listing of an earlier AMarkets double-deposit promotion described credit limited to Standard MT4 accounts, activation through support, and a turnover condition. We could not confirm those terms on the official page, so treat them only as an example of what to ask about.
Before accepting any AMarkets bonus, ask support in writing: which accounts qualify, whether the bonus is withdrawable, how much volume is required, what happens to your withdrawal if you take the bonus, whether a withdrawal cancels it, and when the offer ends. Keep the answer. Bonus credit can also tempt you to open larger positions than you planned, which is how many accounts are lost. Our risk management guide explains position sizing.
Should you take a bonus at all?
A bonus is optional. If your plan depends on keeping full control of your money and withdrawing it freely, trading without a bonus is simpler. If you do want the extra credit, take it only after you understand the conditions. Compare it with bonus-free brokers such as Exness, where the benefit is a plain balance without volume conditions. What matters most over time is the all-in cost per trade and how fast you can withdraw. See the spread and swap guide.
Fake AMarkets bonus offers to avoid
People search for bonuses, so scammers publish fake offers. Be careful with the following.
- Anyone who asks you to send money first so that a bonus can be "unlocked" or to pay a "tax" or "release fee".
- Sites that ask for your AMarkets password, an email access code or a screen share.
- "Bonus bots", "signal groups" or "account managers" who promise guaranteed profit. Nobody can promise this in trading.
Check any offer inside your own account or on the official promotions page, and ask support in writing. If you cannot confirm it there, assume it is not real.
Common mistakes
- Accepting a bonus without asking about volume and withdrawal conditions.
- Depositing a larger amount only to reach the bonus threshold.
- Choosing the wrong country, which can put you on the wrong entity.
- Skipping verification and finding out at the first withdrawal.
Summary
AMarkets does offer bonuses, but public information about their terms is thin, and conditions can limit your withdrawals. Read the full terms in writing, avoid fake offers, and judge the broker by costs, platform and risk. Our AMarkets review lists the regulatory points to weigh.
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Risk warning: Forex and CFD trading carries a high risk of losing money, and leverage amplifies losses. Many retail traders lose money, so check the percentage published by your broker. Trade only with funds you can afford to lose, and you must be at least 18. This is general information and not financial advice. Check whether trading with an offshore broker is allowed in your country.
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