Windsor Brokers is a forex and CFD broker established in Cyprus in 1988, with a CySEC-regulated entity and offshore arms in Seychelles, Belize, Kenya and Jordan that run its promotions. It offers a $30 no-deposit welcome bonus, a deposit bonus tiered by loyalty status (20% at Silver up to 100% at Platinum and Diamond, with the active bonus balance capped at $10,000), a New Trader Cash Prize of $50 to $500 for first deposits made by October 31, 2026, and a loyalty program that pays up to 2% interest on net account equity at its top tier. The bonus credit is never withdrawable and the cash prize needs heavy lot volume, while the loyalty interest is paid as a straightforward perk.
Risk warning: Trading carries a high risk of losing money, especially with leveraged products such as CFDs. A bonus does not reduce that risk. Only deposit what you can afford to lose.
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New Windsor Brokers clients who make their first deposit by 31 October 2026 can earn $50 to $500 in withdrawable cash, if they trade 20 to 300 lots in 8 weeks and keep a minimum net deposit on the account.
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Windsor Brokers gives new Prime account holders $30 of non-withdrawable trading credit with no deposit, and lets them keep profits once those profits reach $60 after at least 1 closed lot and 20 trades.
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Windsor Brokers adds a bonus to every deposit of USD 100 or more once you enable it. New clients start at the Silver tier's 20%, and higher loyalty tiers get 50% or 100%. The bonus is non-withdrawable trading credit.
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Windsor Brokers pays a tiered annual yield of 0.4% to 2% on your net equity as loyalty points, but only after you reach Gold status or higher and activate the feature.
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Windsor Brokers traces its roots to 1988, when it was granted a license by the Central Bank of Cyprus, making it one of the older names in retail forex. The group is headquartered in Limassol, Cyprus.
The brand now operates through several legally separate companies. The Cyprus company that traded for years as Windsor Brokers Ltd was renamed WB Trade EU Ltd, confirmed on the CySEC register under license 030/04, first granted in 2004; EU and EEA clients are onboarded under this entity. Outside Europe, the brand operates through Windsor Brokers International Ltd (Seychelles FSA), Windsor Global Markets Ltd (Belize FSC), Windsor Markets (Kenya) Limited (Kenya CMA, license 156) and Seldon Investments Limited, which serves Jordan and the wider Arab world under the Jordan Securities Commission. Each entity has its own terms, so the protections and promotions available depend entirely on which one you are signed up with.
Windsor Brokers offers CFDs across forex, indices, commodities, shares and cryptocurrencies, with several hundred instruments. Trading runs on MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5, available on desktop, browser and mobile, plus a companion portal app for account management.
The broker runs three core live account tiers. The Prime account is the entry point, aimed at casual traders, with spreads from around 1.0 pip and no separate commission. The Zero account targets more active traders with spreads from 0.0 pips plus a per-lot commission, and a VIP Zero tier sits above it. A Cent account is also available for very small position sizes. Minimum deposits and exact commission rates vary by promotion and by region.
Windsor Brokers markets several trading incentives, and all of them come with conditions that matter more than the headline number. The $30 no-deposit offer credits new Prime account holders with non-withdrawable trading capital, no funding required. You never withdraw the $30 itself. Profits only become withdrawable once they reach $60, with at least one closed standard lot and 20 completed trades, and the credit is voided after 30 days of inactivity or a single request to withdraw. Reaching that $60 threshold means turning $30 into a 200% net gain before a single dollar can leave the account, a high bar for a bonus pitched as a free trial.
The deposit bonus works differently. Once you enable it in the WB Portal, it adds credit to every deposit of $100 or more at a rate set by your loyalty tier: 20% at Silver, where new clients start, 50% at Gold and 100% at Platinum and Diamond. Lifetime bonus capacity rises from $10,000 at Silver to $60,000 at Diamond, but the active bonus balance can never exceed $10,000 at any one time, so at Silver's 20% filling it takes $50,000 of your own deposits. There is no turnover requirement to use it, but the bonus is permanently non-withdrawable, and any withdrawal, internal transfer, stop-out or 60 days of inactivity removes whatever bonus remains. It functions as extra margin, not free cash. Separately, the New Trader Cash Prize pays first-time depositors $50 to $500 in withdrawable cash, with the tier set by a first deposit made by October 31, 2026, but only after 20 to 300 lots of trading within 8 weeks and with a minimum net balance kept throughout; most new traders land in the $50 or $100 tier.
A separate loyalty rewards program pays interest on net account equity, but only from Gold status, which requires 20 cumulative lots traded or a $2,000 cumulative deposit. Entry-level Gold pays a modest 0.4% a year; the advertised 2% headline rate is reserved for Diamond status, which needs 5,000 cumulative closed lots. The interest feature is only available to clients of two of the entities (Windsor Brokers International and Windsor Markets Kenya) and has to be manually activated in the client portal.
None of these offers are available to EU or EEA clients under the CySEC-regulated entity, which follows MiFID rules restricting this kind of incentive. They run through the offshore entities instead, and eligibility differs by country: the $30 no-deposit offer, for example, is closed to a long list of markets including the US and UK.
Account opening is online and typically takes about 15 minutes, with identity and address verification usually completed within one to two business days. Deposit and withdrawal processing times depend on the entity and payment method.
Because the protections differ meaningfully between the CySEC entity and the offshore ones, confirm which entity you are actually opening an account with before funding it, not just relying on the Windsor Brokers brand name.
Yes, but through more than one entity. Its Cyprus company, now named WB Trade EU Ltd (formerly Windsor Brokers Ltd), holds CySEC license 030/04 and serves EU/EEA clients. Other regions are served by separate entities regulated in Seychelles (FSA), Belize (FSC), Kenya (CMA, license 156) and Jordan (JSC). Which regulator applies to you depends on which entity you open an account with.
No. The $30 credit itself is never withdrawable. You can only withdraw profits made while trading with it, and only after those profits reach $60, with at least one closed standard lot and 20 completed trades. Requesting a withdrawal before that cancels the remaining credit.
It depends on your loyalty tier: 20% at Silver, where new clients start, 50% at Gold (reachable with $2,000 of cumulative deposits) and 100% at Platinum and Diamond, which need 500 and 5,000 closed lots. The advertised $60,000 is Diamond's lifetime capacity, and whatever your tier the active bonus balance can never exceed $10,000; at 20% you would need $50,000 of your own deposits to fill it. The bonus is credit, not cash, and any withdrawal from the account removes it.
The loyalty program pays annual interest on net account equity, starting at 0.4% at Gold status (20 cumulative lots or a $2,000 cumulative deposit) and reaching the advertised 2% only at Diamond status, which requires 5,000 cumulative closed lots. It is available through two of the group's entities and must be activated manually in the client portal.
It depends on the account type and entity. The Prime account has historically opened from around $50, while Zero and VIP Zero accounts target larger, more active traders. The exact figure shown at signup depends on the promotion and region active at the time.
No. Clients onboarded under the CySEC-regulated entity are not offered these bonuses because EU rules restrict this kind of trading incentive. The promotions run through Windsor's offshore entities instead, and even there, eligibility is restricted in a long list of countries.