Pepperstone refunds the commission on up to 20 trades placed on a Razor account, capped at USD 600 total, after a referred client funds the account with at least USD 1,000.
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The catch
Nothing is withdrawable as a bonus: this is a commission waiver, not a cash balance. Pepperstone refunds the per-trade Razor commission, capped at the LOWER of 20 trades or USD 600 total refunded commission. The USD 600 ceiling is realistically unattainable for the target minimum-deposit (USD 1,000) client: reaching it within the 20-trade cap requires ~USD 30 of commission per trade (~4.3 standard lots, ~430:1 notional exposure per position).
How to claim
- Receive an invitation or be referred by an existing Pepperstone client
- Open a Razor account with Pepperstone (the offer applies to Razor accounts only)
- Enter the referrer's email under the account preferences 'How did you hear of us' section, or sign up through the invitation link
- Fund the account with at least USD 1,000 within 90 days of opening
- Commission-free trades are credited within about 30 days of meeting the deposit requirement; each eligible trade's commission is refunded within roughly 30 minutes of execution
- Use the trades within 30 days of activation, because unused free trades are forfeited after that
The 20 Commission-Free Trades offer waives Pepperstone's per-trade commission on Razor accounts. Eligible clients get the commission refunded on up to 20 trades, or up to USD 600 in total refunded commission, whichever limit is reached first. Refunds are applied automatically, usually within about 30 minutes of each trade closing. Eligible instruments are FX and share CFDs. The catch is that this is not free money and nothing here can be withdrawn as a bonus. It only covers commission, so spreads, swaps and financing, third-party and exchange fees, and taxes are still charged. To qualify, a referred client must open a Razor account and deposit at least USD 1,000 within 90 days. The free trades then expire 30 days after activation, and any unused trades are forfeited. The headline figures also differ between sources: the dedicated terms state a USD 600 cap accumulated across all free trades, while the landing page describes USD 600 as a per-trade redemption cap. The offer is invitation and referral based rather than open to the public, so a client typically needs an invite link or to name a referring client at sign-up. It is run through Pepperstone Markets Limited (Bahamas) and is aimed at retail clients in regions such as Latin America, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa. Introducing brokers, partners and their referrals with markups, and Active Trader clients are excluded, as are residents of jurisdictions where the offer would breach local law. The professional-client version separately excludes China, Latin America, and Thailand.
Pros
- +Real value on commission costs, up to USD 600 refunded
- +No promo code needed, credits apply automatically after the deposit condition is met
- +No minimum-lot turnover required to keep the credits
Cons
- −Only commission is covered; spreads, swaps, fees and taxes still apply
- −Free trades expire 30 days after activation
- −Requires a USD 1,000 deposit and a referral or invitation to qualify
- −Conflicting USD 600 cap wording between the terms (accumulated total) and the landing page (per trade)
- −Headline USD 600 is effectively unreachable for the USD 1,000 minimum-deposit client: hitting it within the 20-trade cap needs ~4.3 standard lots per trade (~430:1 notional exposure), so most clients capture only a small fraction
$600 with Pepperstone
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Last verified 2026-06-04. Next review within 60 days.