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GTC Margin Bonus — What It Is, How It Works, and the Fine Print
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GTC Margin Bonus — What It Is, How It Works, and the Fine Print

The GTC Margin Bonus is a temporary credit (not an actual balance) that is applied to your trading account to increase usable margin. In periods of high volatility, a stronger margin buffer can help you maintain positions without breaching margin requirements as quickly. Because it is not real equity, it cannot be withdrawn, cannot be transferred, and cannot be used as a tradable balance.

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published:Sep 16, 2025 16:49

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Quick Take

  • What it is: A non-withdrawable, non-transferable credit added to your account to increase usable margin (not real balance).
  • Who qualifies: Fully verified GTCFX live accounts; first deposits ≥ $500 and top-ups (bonus applies only to new funds). Cent accounts and MAM/PAMM/Social trading are excluded.

  • How much: 100% on deposits up to $10,000, then 50% on the portion above $10,000; max total bonus $20,000 per client.
  • Cashback: $3 per full lot (FX, gold, metals, oil) within 3 months. One claim per participation; must be ≥ $500 and ≥ 20% of the received bonus.
  • Important: Any withdrawal removes the bonus. If equity < bonus, GTCFX may remove it. Once removed, it won’t be restored.
  • Expiry: Bonus valid for 3 months from first qualifying deposit.
  • How to apply: Register at https://www.gtcfx.com/margin-bonus and then make a qualifying deposit.
⚠️ Important: The Margin Bonus can be lost and is never withdrawable or transferable. If it’s removed for any reason, it will not be reinstated.

What Is the GTC Margin Bonus?

The GTC Margin Bonus is a temporary credit (not an actual balance) that is applied to your trading account to increase usable margin. In periods of high volatility, a stronger margin buffer can help you maintain positions without breaching margin requirements as quickly. Because it is not real equity, it cannot be withdrawn, cannot be transferred, and cannot be used as a tradable balance.