Forex Time Launches 200% Cashback Campaign

International forex broker Forex Time (FXTM) has announced a generous new rebate campaign that will see traders receive up to 200% cashback on their initial deposit. This new offer is available to both existing traders and new clients and it not only boosts traders’ accounts with extra funds, but it also rewards them for their loyalty to Forex Time. 

With a minimum deposit of just $100, clients will automatically be eligible to earn money on every trade they make.* How does it work?  For every lot a client trades they will receive $2 per lot cashback, which means clients get extra funds simply for making trades.

George Stylianou, Chief Marketing Officer of Forex Time said: “We know that learning the skills and strategies of forex trading can take time and practice and our new promotion addresses this concern as it means that our traders can earn while they learn, whilst also being recognized for their loyalty. With this offer traders will be rewarded for each trade they make, regardless of whether that trade is profitable or not.”

The cashback offer is an opportunity for traders to increase their profits from their successful trades or to use this extra money to trial new trading strategies. The offer is available on the MT4 Standard, Fixed Spread, Cent, MT4 ECN, ECN Zero and Amanah ECN accounts and is available for 30 days from when a client first makes a deposit.

To get involved, simply log in to MyFXTM here, choose the rebate promotion, make a deposit and start trading!

For more information please visit www.forextime.com

 

*Terms & Conditions apply

 

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