The welcome bonus, answered straight
You searched for a welcome bonus, so you deserve the real answer before you read anything else — not after three paragraphs of marketing.

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There is no welcome bonus at the moment
TNFX is not currently giving free credit for opening an account. No $50, no $30, no amount. If you have seen one advertised in our name somewhere, it is out of date.
A welcome bonus is something we expect to run again, and when it launches it will be announced properly — on this page, in the client portal, and to clients directly. We are not going to give you a date we cannot keep, and anyone who quotes you a figure for it today is guessing.
What we can tell you today is what is actually running, and it is worth more than most welcome bonuses in this market.
You searched for a welcome bonus. The honest answer is no — here is the one that does exist.
What is running instead
The deposit bonus applies automatically when you fund the account, on any payment method. There is nothing to claim and no code to enter.
| Your total deposits | Bonus | What that means |
|---|---|---|
| First $1,000 | 50% | Deposit $400 → $200 bonus, $600 of the tier still left |
| Above $1,000 | 20% | Deposit $500 more → $100 bonus |
| Lifetime cap | $10,000 | The most bonus one client can ever earn |
Why a real deposit bonus usually beats a welcome bonus
This is not a consolation prize, and the arithmetic is worth seeing.
A typical no-deposit welcome bonus in this market is $30 to $50 in credit, tied to a volume requirement measured in lots, a cap on what you can ever withdraw from it, and an expiry date. Work the numbers and you often have to trade several times the bonus value in volume — paying spread the whole way — before a single cent becomes withdrawable. Most accounts are gone before that point.
A 50% deposit bonus on $400 is $200 of extra margin against money you chose to commit. There is no volume gate to unlock it, and profits made trading with it withdraw normally, subject to the $50 minimum every route has.
The free money is smaller. The money you can actually reach is larger.
What to check when the welcome bonus does launch
- Can you withdraw it, or only profits from it? Almost always the latter — ours included, and we will say so.
- What volume must you trade first? Ask for the figure in lots, then work out what that costs in spread. Sometimes the cost exceeds the bonus.
- Is there a withdrawal cap? Some no-deposit offers cap what you may ever take out below the value of the bonus itself.
- Does it expire? A short clock on a large volume requirement is how most of these offers quietly end.
- Is it actually live? A web page is not proof. The client portal shows what applies to your account today, and that is what governs.
Starting without any bonus at all
If you would rather not wait, the useful thing to know is that the barrier to starting here is low. A demo account costs nothing and needs no registration. A live account can be funded from $10 through Ovadot, and the 50% tier applies to that deposit like any other.
Starting small and real teaches you more than free credit does, because the decisions feel different the moment the money is yours.
Common questions
Does TNFX have a welcome bonus right now?
No. There is no welcome or no-deposit bonus at the moment. The deposit bonus — 50% on the first $1,000, then 20% — is what is running.
When will the welcome bonus launch?
We are not giving a date. It will be announced on this page and in the client portal when it goes live, and anyone quoting you a figure or a date today is guessing.
How much is the welcome bonus?
No amount is promised while it is not running. When it launches the terms will be published in full, including any volume requirement and withdrawal conditions.
What bonus can I get today?
50% on the first $1,000 of your total deposits, then 20% above that, up to a $10,000 lifetime cap — for clients registered in Iraq or Syria.
Do I need a code to claim the deposit bonus?
No. It is applied automatically when you deposit, on any payment method.