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Forex Bonus Changelog

Verified September 2026 Tim Morris
2 editions

This page is the running record of how the forex bonus landscape actually changes month to month. Every offer figure published on this site comes from our Broker & Bonus Matrix — a dataset we maintain from official broker terms and conditions, not from marketing pages or third-party roundups. On a recurring cycle we re-verify that dataset against each broker's own documents, and each monthly edition below is the narrative summary of what that pass found: bonuses raised or cut, promotions expired or quietly withdrawn, terms rewritten, and offers we could no longer confirm as claimable.

The pattern the editions keep documenting is worth understanding before you claim anything. Brokers treat bonuses as campaigns: a "permanent" welcome offer can be regionalised overnight, a no deposit bonus can change amount by country, and a promotion page can outlive the promotion it describes by months. Most bonus sites simply republish whatever the promotion page says. We log the difference between the page and the reality — including the uncomfortable entries, like offers from brokers we otherwise rate well that failed re-verification and are now flagged rather than promoted.

Each edition links the underlying broker records so you can check the evidence, and anything we could not confirm directly is marked as needing verification instead of guessed at. If an entry here contradicts what a broker's page told you, the safest assumption is that the terms changed after our verification date — always confirm the current terms in the broker's own client area before depositing.

For a specific offer, the fastest check is the bonus change tracker — the raw field-by-field feed this changelog is written from. For how offers are verified and brokers are vetted in the first place, see our review methodology.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the forex bonus changelog?

It is our monthly, dated record of every meaningful change to the bonus offers we track — amounts raised or cut, promotions expired or withdrawn, terms rewritten, and offers we could no longer verify. Each edition is written after a re-verification pass against official broker terms, so it reports what actually changed rather than repeating broker marketing.

How is this different from the bonus tracker?

The bonus change tracker is the raw, field-by-field feed generated from our Broker & Bonus Matrix — best for checking a specific offer quickly. The changelog editions are the narrative layer: they explain what changed, why it matters for traders, and what to watch next month, with the evidence behind each call.

Why do forex bonus terms change so often?

Brokers treat bonuses as marketing campaigns, not fixed products. Offers are routinely retired, capped, regionalised, or rewritten with little notice, and promotion pages sometimes stay online after the offer behind them has ended. That gap between what a page says and what a new client can actually claim is exactly what our re-verification passes are designed to catch.

What does it mean when an offer is marked unverified?

It means we could not confirm the offer as currently claimable from the broker's own official pages or documents — even if third-party sites still advertise it. We publish that status plainly instead of guessing. An unverified offer may later re-verify or expire; either way the change is logged here and in the tracker.

Tim Morris
Tim Morris Last reviewed 2026-08-27

Forex Trader, Broker & Bonus Analyst

Tim Morris is a forex trader and founder of ForexMT4Indicators.com. He reviews forex brokers and bonus offers with a focus on real, transparent terms — not marketing hype.