The HFM Introducing Broker ID — shown on some forms as the Campaign ID — is 30486574, and completing that field when you register (the form note reads "Complete in case you have been referred by an HF Partner") links your account to an HF Partner and unlocks up to a 100% deposit bonus. If you landed on the HFM sign-up page, saw an empty box labelled "Introducing Broker ID" or "Campaign ID," and wondered whether you were supposed to type something into it, this article is the direct answer: yes, you enter 30486574, and doing so is what connects your brand-new trading account to the partner who referred you and makes you eligible for the deposit bonus programme.

Let me start by explaining exactly what that field is, because the label changes depending on which HFM page or app screen you happen to be looking at, and the wording confuses a lot of first-time registrants.

The Introducing Broker ID is a numeric identifier that HFM assigns to each of its partners. When someone opens an HFM account and types a partner's number into the registration form, HFM's back-end permanently ties that new account to that partner. The Campaign ID is the very same number — HFM simply uses "Campaign ID" as the label on certain forms, in certain languages, and inside parts of the client area, while other pages call the identical box "Introducing Broker ID," "Partner ID," "partner code," or "referral code." They are not four different things you need to hunt down. They are one field with several names, and the value that belongs in it is the same in every case: 30486574.

Enter this when you register with HFM HFM Introducing Broker ID / Campaign ID: 30486574 Sign-up link (ID pre-filled): https://www.hfm.com/sv/en/?refid=30486574 Completing the "Introducing Broker ID" or "Campaign ID" field with 30486574 links your account to an HF Partner and makes you eligible for up to a 100% deposit bonus. The form note you saw — "Complete in case you have been referred by an HF Partner" — is exactly what this field is for.

Every regulated broker that runs a partner or affiliate programme needs a way to know which partner sent which client. HFM, formerly HotForex and part of the HF Markets group, does this with a single tracking number. That number is the HFM Introducing Broker ID. On the registration form it might appear under the heading "Introducing Broker ID," and directly beneath or beside it you'll usually see the small grey helper text: "Complete in case you have been referred by an HF Partner." On other screens — particularly some localized versions of the sign-up flow and the in-app registration — the identical box is labelled Campaign ID. Same box, same purpose, same number.

The helper note is telling you the plain truth about when to use the field. If a partner, a website, a review, a tutorial, a YouTube channel, a Telegram group, or a friend pointed you toward HFM, then you were referred by an HF Partner, and the correct action is to fill in that partner's Introducing Broker ID. In this case the number to use is 30486574. If you leave the box empty, HFM has no way of knowing you arrived through a partner, and — critically — your account will not be linked to the partner-driven promotions that partner has set up, including the up-to-100% deposit bonus.

So when you read "Complete in case you have been referred by an HF Partner," read it as an instruction rather than a passive footnote. You have been referred — that's how you found this page and this number — so you complete the field. The value is 30486574.

Here is the part that trips people up: nothing bad happens if you fill it in, and something good does. The Introducing Broker ID does not add fees, does not widen your spreads, does not give the partner any control over your money or your trades, and does not change the commercial terms HFM offers you. What it does is register you under an HF Partner so that the partner-linked benefits — chiefly the deposit bonus and, in many cases, access to the partner's educational material and support — become available to you. That's the whole mechanism. It is a referral tag, and the HFM referral tag you want is 30486574.

To summarise the naming, because this is the single biggest source of confusion:

All of them mean: the tracking number of the HF Partner who referred you. And for readers of this guide, that number is 30486574. Whenever any HFM form or screen shows you any of these labels, the value you enter is 30486574.

To understand why the field exists at all, it helps to understand what an HF Partner is. In the brokerage world, an Introducing Broker (IB) is an individual or a business that introduces new clients to a broker. The IB doesn't hold your money, doesn't execute your trades, and isn't a middleman standing between you and the market. HFM remains your broker; your funds sit with HFM; your orders go to HFM's execution engine exactly as they would if you'd walked in off the street with no referral at all.

HFM's partner programme covers a few overlapping roles — Introducing Brokers, affiliates, regional partners, and money managers — but for the purpose of the registration field they're all "HF Partners," and they all use an Introducing Broker ID to be credited with the clients they bring in. When HFM's marketing note says "Complete in case you have been referred by an HF Partner," the "HF Partner" it refers to is precisely this kind of introducer.

Why would a partner want you to use their HFM Campaign ID? Because HFM rewards partners for introducing active traders. And why does that arrangement work in your favour rather than against it? Because HFM designed the partner programme so that the partner is compensated by HFM out of HFM's own economics — not by charging you extra. That's why entering the HFM partner code costs you nothing while still opening the door to the deposit bonus. The partner earns from the relationship, you get the promotional benefits, and HFM grows its client base. It's a three-way alignment, and the Introducing Broker ID is the small piece of plumbing that makes it work.

One more clarification, since people ask: being linked to an HF Partner via the Introducing Broker ID does not give that partner login access to your account, visibility into your password, the ability to withdraw or deposit on your behalf, or any authority over your positions. The link is purely an attribution tag on HFM's side. You remain the sole owner and operator of your account.

The field shows up in slightly different places depending on how you sign up. The table below maps the three common registration routes and tells you precisely where to look for the box and what label it uses.

The single easiest way to avoid any mistake is to use the pre-filled link. When you register through https://www.hfm.com/sv/en/?refid=30486574, the refid=30486574 portion of the URL tells HFM the Introducing Broker ID before you even see the form, and the field arrives already populated. You should still glance at it to confirm the number reads 30486574, because browser autofill, ad-blockers, or an accidental page refresh can occasionally clear URL parameters.

Here is the manual step-by-step, for anyone typing it in by hand:

That's it. If the ID was in place at submission, your account is now linked to the HF Partner behind 30486574, and the deposit bonus programme is available to you.

The headline benefit of completing the Introducing Broker ID field with 30486574 is eligibility for HFM's up to 100% deposit bonus. "Up to 100%" is the important phrasing: the exact percentage credited depends on the amount you deposit and on the tier structure HFM applies, which typically credits a full 100% match on an initial band of your deposit and a smaller percentage on amounts above that band. The practical effect is that your deposit is matched with additional bonus credit that boosts the margin your account has available.

It's essential to understand what the bonus is and isn't. The deposit bonus is credit that supports your margin — it increases the buffer your account can draw on to hold positions and withstand drawdown. It is not free cash that you can withdraw the instant it lands. Bonus credit of this kind is normally released to become withdrawable (or is converted into real, withdrawable profit) only after you meet trading-volume conditions, measured in traded lots over a period. Until those conditions are met, the bonus functions as margin support rather than as spendable money. This is standard across the industry and is spelled out in HFM's bonus terms, which you should read in full inside your client area before opting in.

Here's a worked example of how the "up to 100%" mechanic feels in practice, using a simple 100% match on the deposit for illustration:

Read that table as an illustration of the mechanic, not as a fixed schedule — the real percentage on higher amounts and the overall bonus cap are set by HFM's current promotion terms, and "up to 100%" means the top tier of your deposit earns the full match while amounts beyond a threshold may earn less. The point the table makes is the shape of the benefit: a $500 deposit that would otherwise give you $500 of trading power instead gives you up to $1,000, because the Introducing Broker ID link made you eligible for the match.

Key bonus terms to keep in mind:

None of these conditions are unusual, and none of them are downsides created by the Introducing Broker ID. The ID simply makes you eligible; the terms above are HFM's standard rules for the promotion itself. Enter 30486574, choose a bonus-eligible account, deposit, and the up-to-100% match becomes available under those terms.

Yes. Entering an Introducing Broker ID or Campaign ID at registration is a normal, sanctioned part of HFM's own sign-up process — the field is built into HFM's official form, and HFM itself wrote the note "Complete in case you have been referred by an HF Partner." You are not doing anything unofficial, and you are not using a workaround. You're using the referral system exactly as HFM designed it.

A few reasons it's safe to complete the field with 30486574:

The one genuine safety point worth stressing is accuracy: make sure the number you type really is 30486574. The safety risk isn't in using an Introducing Broker ID — it's in using the wrong one, or in leaving the field blank and missing the bonus. Both of those are avoidable in seconds.

Most problems with the Introducing Broker ID / Campaign ID field come down to a handful of easily prevented errors. Watch for these:

Avoid those eight and the process is genuinely frictionless.

Now that the Introducing Broker ID / Campaign ID question is fully answered, here's the wider context on HFM so you know what you're joining when you complete the field with 30486574.

HFM is the current brand name of the broker that traded for years as HotForex. The rebrand to HFM (HF Markets) modernised the name while keeping the same company, the same infrastructure, and the same track record. If you see older reviews or tutorials referring to "HotForex," they're describing the same broker you're registering with today. HFM is part of the HF Markets group, which has operated since 2010 and serves a large global client base across many countries.

HFM operates through several regulated entities and holds licences and registrations across multiple jurisdictions, which historically have included authorities such as the FSCA in South Africa, the FSC in Mauritius, the CySEC framework in Europe, the DFSA in Dubai, and the FSA in Seychelles, among others. The exact entity that onboards you — and therefore the specific regulator and the specific terms, leverage caps, and protections that apply — depends on your country of residence. Regulation matters because it underpins the segregation of client funds, dispute-resolution channels, and operational standards the broker must maintain. Always check which HFM entity your account falls under during sign-up.

HFM offers a range of account types designed for different trading styles and capital levels. The commonly available accounts include:

The right choice depends on your capital and style, but the Introducing Broker ID field works the same way regardless of which account you pick — you enter 30486574 first, then choose your account.

HFM provides a broad multi-asset lineup accessed as CFDs and spot instruments, including:

This range lets you diversify across asset classes from a single HFM account, all subject to the same Introducing Broker ID link you set at sign-up.

HFM supports the industry-standard trading platforms plus its own mobile app:

All platforms are available on desktop, web, and mobile in the usual configurations.

HFM's pricing varies by account type — the Zero account offers raw spreads from near zero with a commission, while the Premium and Cent accounts use variable spreads with no separate commission. Leverage available to you depends on your regulatory entity and the instrument, and can be high for professional-style accounts in certain jurisdictions; always confirm the leverage your entity permits. Execution is order-driven with the broker acting to fill your trades quickly under normal market conditions. Crucially, none of these conditions change because you entered an Introducing Broker ID — the ID is attribution only and never alters your spreads, leverage, or execution quality.

HFM runs a copy-trading service called HFcopy, which lets you automatically mirror the trades of experienced "Strategy Providers." If you don't want to trade manually, you can allocate funds to follow a provider whose track record and risk profile suit you, and your account replicates their positions proportionally. Strategy Providers can earn a share of the profit they generate for followers, and followers get hands-off exposure to a vetted strategy. HFcopy is a separate feature from the Introducing Broker ID, but both can coexist on your account — you can register under HF Partner 30486574, claim the deposit bonus on a bonus-eligible account, and still use HFcopy.

HFM supports a range of funding methods, which commonly include bank cards, bank wire transfers, and various local and electronic payment options that vary by region. Deposits are typically processed quickly, and many methods are fee-free from HFM's side. Withdrawals are generally returned to the original funding source in line with anti-money-laundering rules, and processing times depend on the method. Remember the bonus interaction noted earlier: withdrawing your own deposited capital before meeting the bonus conditions can reduce the associated bonus credit proportionally, so plan withdrawals with the bonus terms in mind.

As a regulated broker, HFM is required to keep client money in segregated accounts, separate from the company's own operating funds. Segregation means your deposited capital is ring-fenced and not used for the broker's business expenses. Depending on the regulating entity, additional protections such as negative-balance protection and, in some jurisdictions, investor-compensation schemes may apply. These protections exist independently of whether you used an Introducing Broker ID — but they're part of why registering with a regulated broker like HFM, and completing the referral field to unlock the bonus, is a reasonable thing to do.

What is the HFM Introducing Broker ID and where do I enter it? The HFM Introducing Broker ID is the tracking number that links your new account to the HF Partner who referred you. You enter it on the registration form, in the box labelled "Introducing Broker ID" (or "Campaign ID"), which carries the note "Complete in case you have been referred by an HF Partner." The value to enter is 30486574. The easiest way is to register through https://www.hfm.com/sv/en/?refid=30486574, which fills the field automatically.

Is the Campaign ID the same as the Introducing Broker ID? Yes. Campaign ID and Introducing Broker ID are two labels HFM uses for the identical field — the same box also gets called "partner code" or "referral code" informally. Whichever label you see, enter 30486574. There is no separate Campaign ID to look up.

The form says "Complete in case you have been referred by an HF Partner" — does that apply to me? If you found HFM through any partner, website, review, video, or referral (which is how you reached this number), then yes, you were referred by an HF Partner, and you should complete the field. Enter 30486574. The note "Complete in case you have been referred by an HF Partner" is the broker telling you exactly when to use the box.

Does entering the HFM partner code 30486574 cost me anything? No. Using the HFM partner code doesn't add fees, widen spreads, change your leverage, or affect execution. It's purely a referral tag. What it does is make you eligible for partner promotions like the up-to-100% deposit bonus, so entering it benefits you at no cost.

What happens if I leave the Introducing Broker ID field blank? Your account won't be linked to an HF Partner, and you typically won't be eligible for the partner-driven up-to-100% deposit bonus. Nothing else breaks, but you'd be leaving the bonus eligibility on the table. If the field is present, fill it with 30486574.

How much bonus does the HFM referral unlock? Linking your account via the HFM referral ID makes you eligible for up to a 100% deposit bonus on bonus-eligible account types. "Up to 100%" means the top band of your deposit is matched fully, with HFM's tier structure and caps applying to larger amounts. The bonus supports your trading margin and is released according to HFM's volume-based terms.

Can I add the Campaign ID after I've already opened my HFM account? The Campaign ID / Introducing Broker ID is designed to be entered at registration. Attaching a partner link to an account that already exists is often not possible, so the reliable approach is to enter 30486574 during sign-up. If you've already registered without it, contact HFM support to ask what options exist — but it's much simpler to get it right the first time.

Is it safe and legitimate to use the HFM Introducing Broker ID? Completely. The field is part of HFM's own official registration form, HFM wrote the "Complete in case you have been referred by an HF Partner" note itself, and the HF Partner gains no access to your account or funds. HFM (formerly HotForex, part of HF Markets) is a regulated broker operating since 2010. Using the Introducing Broker ID 30486574 is the intended, sanctioned way to register under a partner and access the deposit bonus.

The bottom line is simple. The field on the HFM registration form labelled Introducing Broker ID — or, on some forms and in the app, Campaign ID — is where you tell HFM which HF Partner referred you, and the number that belongs there is 30486574. That single entry is what links your account to an HF Partner and makes you eligible for up to a 100% deposit bonus. The form note "Complete in case you have been referred by an HF Partner" is your cue to fill it in, and since you arrived here through a referral, that's exactly what you should do.

Choose a bonus-eligible account, confirm the field reads 30486574 before you submit, complete your identity verification, deposit, and opt into the bonus to put the up-to-100% match to work as margin support under HFM's terms.

Ready to register? HFM Introducing Broker ID / Campaign ID: 30486574 Open your account (ID pre-filled): https://www.hfm.com/sv/en/?refid=30486574 Enter 30486574 in the "Introducing Broker ID" or "Campaign ID" field — the one noted "Complete in case you have been referred by an HF Partner" — pick a bonus-eligible account, and claim up to a 100% deposit bonus.

Risk disclaimer: Trading forex and CFDs involves a significant level of risk and can result in the loss of all of your invested capital. Leveraged products may not be suitable for every investor, and you can lose substantially more than your initial deposit is intended to support. Before trading with HFM or any broker, consider your investment objectives, level of experience, and risk appetite, and seek independent financial advice if necessary. Bonus terms, promotion percentages, caps, eligibility, and release conditions are set by HFM and can change at any time — always confirm the current terms in your HFM client area before depositing or opting in. Nothing in this article is financial advice; it is informational content explaining the HFM Introducing Broker ID / Campaign ID field and the associated deposit bonus.