Live Tracker: Current No Deposit Bonuses (June 2026)
The no deposit bonus landscape changes constantly. Brokers launch new promotions, modify existing terms, and quietly discontinue offers without notice. If you claimed a bonus six months ago, the same broker may now offer a completely different deal — or nothing at all.
This tracker compiles every verified and actively monitored no deposit bonus offer as of June 2026. Every entry is sourced from our Broker & Bonus Matrix, the single dataset our research team maintains with live terms, verification status, and change history. If an offer cannot be independently confirmed, it is flagged rather than presented as fact.
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Regulatory note: Forex bonuses are prohibited for retail clients in the EU (ESMA), UK (FCA), Australia (ASIC), and the US (CFTC/NFA). The offers tracked below are available to eligible traders in regions such as Nigeria, South Africa, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, the Gulf states, and parts of Latin America. Always confirm eligibility for your specific country before attempting to claim.
How This Tracker Works
Our research team monitors broker promotion pages, terms-and-conditions documents, and regional landing pages on a rolling basis. Each offer in the tracker carries one of three statuses:
- Active (Verified): The offer was confirmed live on the broker’s website within the past 30 days, and the core terms (amount, volume requirement, time limit, profit cap) have been extracted and documented.
- Active (Unverified): The offer appears to be running, but one or more key terms could not be independently confirmed. This often happens when brokers gate promotions behind registration or restrict terms visibility by region.
- Expired / Suspended: The offer was previously active but is no longer available, or the broker has suspended it without a stated return date.
For the full methodology behind how we verify and score each offer, see our review methodology.
Currently Active No Deposit Bonuses
The offers below represent the no deposit bonus programs our team is actively tracking. Exact amounts, lot requirements, and conditions are maintained in our Broker & Bonus Matrix. Rather than hardcoding figures here that could become stale, we recommend checking the Matrix for real-time details on any specific broker.
What We Track for Each Offer
For every no deposit bonus in the Matrix, our team documents:
- Bonus amount — the exact credit or trading capital provided
- Volume requirement — the minimum number of lots you must trade before withdrawing profits
- Time limit — how long you have to meet the conditions
- Profit cap — the maximum amount of profit you can withdraw from the bonus
- KYC requirements — whether identity verification is needed before or after claiming
- Platform restrictions — whether the bonus is limited to a specific app or platform
- Geographic availability — which countries and broker entities are eligible
Every data point is sourced directly from broker terms pages. Where a figure cannot be confirmed, it has been verified against current broker terms rather than estimated.
Offer Tiers by Bonus Amount
No deposit bonuses generally fall into predictable size brackets. Here is how the current landscape breaks down:
$10 to $30 range: This is the most common NDB tier. Multiple brokers run offers in this bracket, and the terms tend to be the most straightforward — lower volume requirements, shorter time limits, and modest profit caps. These are entry-level offers designed to let you test a platform with minimal commitment.
$50 to $100 range: A smaller number of brokers offer NDBs in this range. The trade-off is typically stricter conditions: higher lot requirements, tighter deadlines, and sometimes platform or app restrictions. However, the larger capital base means you can open more meaningful position sizes and generate more realistic trading results.
$100+ range: Offers above $100 are rare and almost always come with significant conditions. Our dedicated guide on no deposit bonuses covers why the largest advertised NDBs require the most scrutiny.
Browse the complete, filterable list of current offers in our Bonus Finder tool.
June 2026 Tracker Updates
This section logs notable changes to no deposit bonus offers detected during our June 2026 monitoring cycle. We update this section as changes are confirmed.
What to watch this month:
- Several brokers have adjusted volume requirements on existing NDB programs heading into Q3 2026. If you bookmarked an offer earlier this year, re-check the terms before claiming.
- Region-specific offers continue to expand, particularly targeting traders in West Africa, Southeast Asia, and the Gulf states. Some brokers now run entirely separate NDB programs per country, with different amounts and conditions.
- App-only NDBs (bonuses available exclusively through a broker’s mobile app rather than the web platform) are becoming more common. These often have different terms than desktop-accessible offers.
For a historical view of how offers have changed over time, visit our bonus change tracker, which logs every modification we detect across all monitored brokers.
How to Evaluate a No Deposit Bonus Offer
Not every active NDB is worth claiming. Before you register, run through this checklist:
1. Check the Volume Requirement
The volume requirement determines how much you must trade before any profits become withdrawable. A $50 bonus requiring 5 standard lots is very different from a $50 bonus requiring 50 standard lots. Calculate whether the requirement is achievable within the time limit without overtrading.
2. Confirm the Time Limit
Most NDBs expire within 7 to 90 days. If the volume requirement is high and the time limit is short, you may be forced into excessive position sizes or trade frequency — both of which increase your risk of losing the bonus capital entirely.
3. Understand the Profit Cap
Many brokers cap the profit you can withdraw from bonus trading at a fixed amount. If the profit cap is $50 and the volume requirement demands significant trading activity, the risk-reward ratio may not justify the effort.
4. Verify Geographic Eligibility
Brokers operate under multiple regulatory entities. An offer available to Nigerian traders may not be available to Malaysian traders even with the same broker. Always confirm that your country of residence is eligible under the specific entity running the promotion.
5. Read the Full Terms Document
The summary on a broker’s promotions page is never the complete picture. The full terms and conditions document covers edge cases around hedging, EA usage, instrument restrictions, and conditions that can void the bonus entirely.
Our complete guide to no deposit bonuses walks through each of these factors in depth, with worked examples.
Expired and Discontinued Offers
We maintain records of offers that were previously active but have since been removed or suspended. This matters because:
- Brokers occasionally relaunch expired offers with modified terms. Knowing the original conditions helps you assess whether the new version is better or worse.
- Some brokers cycle their NDB programs seasonally. An offer that disappeared in Q1 may return in Q3.
- Expired offers appearing on third-party sites are a common source of frustration for traders. If a deal you found elsewhere is not listed in our active tracker, it may have already ended.
Check our Bonus Finder for the most current status of every offer we monitor.
Staying Updated
The fastest way to catch new offers and term changes:
- Bookmark this page. We update the June 2026 tracker as changes are confirmed throughout the month.
- Use the Bonus Finder. Our filterable Bonus Finder tool lets you sort by amount, broker, region, and offer status.
- Check the change tracker. The bonus change tracker logs every modification we detect, so you can see exactly what changed and when.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often is this tracker updated?
Our research team monitors broker promotion pages on a rolling basis and updates the Broker & Bonus Matrix as changes are confirmed. This tracker page is refreshed at least monthly, with mid-month updates when significant changes are detected. The “Verified” date at the top of this page indicates the most recent review.
Why are some offers marked “Unverified”?
An offer is marked unverified when we can confirm it exists but cannot independently extract all key terms (amount, volume requirement, time limit, profit cap). This typically happens when a broker gates the full terms behind account registration, restricts access by IP or region, or publishes incomplete promotional materials. We never fill in gaps with guesses.
Can I claim multiple no deposit bonuses from different brokers?
Yes, most brokers run independent promotions, so claiming an NDB from one broker does not affect your eligibility with another. However, each broker has its own KYC requirements, and some specifically prohibit traders who have claimed bonuses elsewhere. Read each broker’s terms individually.
Why do offers disappear without notice?
Brokers are not obligated to maintain NDB programs indefinitely. Promotions can be budget-limited, seasonal, or tied to marketing campaigns with fixed end dates. Some brokers also withdraw offers from specific regions based on regulatory changes or internal compliance reviews. This is precisely why we maintain a live tracker rather than publishing static lists.
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Written by Tim Morris — Forex industry analyst — About Tim