GO Markets Introduces 50% Credit Bonus
GO Markets is bolstering clients’ trading power through a 50% bonus, offering up to $10,000 in trading credit which can be converted into cash rebates as you trade.
How To Take Part
New clients can take part in three steps:
- Sign up for a GO Markets MT4 or MT5 live account. The registration process is fully digital.
- Make a deposit of at least $100 or currency equivalent. The bonus will be credited to accounts within 24 hours.
- Trade CFDs to convert the bonus into cash:
- Standard Account: $1 per FX lot, $2 per metals lot
- Plus Account: $1 per FX lot, $2 per metals lot
- All Accounts: $0.05 per index or oil lot
Existing clients can opt in to the promotion via the Client Portal and then need to deposit $100+. The same lot requirements apply to existing users.
The bonus is provided by GO Markets Pty Ltd (MU) – an entity registered with the Mauritius Financial Services Commission (FSC) – a ‘red tier’ body in our regulator classification system. This means users will receive fewer regulatory safeguards, such as access to investor compensation in the event of broker insolvency.
Key Terms & Conditions
The maximum credit bonus available per client is USD $10,000 or currency equivalent. It is only available on MetaTrader accounts. This means the broker’s PAMM, cTrader, cTrader Copy, TradingView, Swap Free, and Copy Trading accounts are not supported.
The cash rebate only applies to trades placed on currencies, gold, silver, indices, and oil. The promotion will expire on 30th June 2026.
The GO Markets credit bonus cannot be withdrawn, and the unused segment of the bonus will be removed from client accounts if the initial deposit is withdrawn.
The promotion isn’t available in all regions. Some regulators ban promotions, including the UK, Australia, and much of Europe.
Keep in mind that bonuses should be used with caution. While they can help boost buying power to practice trades and explore platforms, disciplined trading and risk management is required to ensure you don’t stray into overtrading or reckless trading.
