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Terms for trading with bonus funds

Sergei (CPO at UTEX.io) avatar
Written by Sergei (CPO at UTEX.io)
Updated yesterday

Bonuses are almost like real money. You can use them to trade stocks and withdraw your profits.

The bonuses themselves cannot be withdrawn, but they help you pay commissions and partially compensate for losses when trading. 40% of expenses are covered by bonuses, 60% by real funds.

Bonus deduction terms

If a trade closes at a loss

Part of the loss is covered by bonuses, and the rest from your real balance:

  • 40% — covered by bonuses,

  • 60% — covered by your funds.

When paying commissions

Commissions are deducted according to the same principle: 40% of the commission is covered by bonuses, 60% is paid from your own funds.

If you haven't started trading

Bonuses are forfeited if not used within 14 days of receipt. Simply open at least one position to preserve your bonus balance.

When withdrawing funds

If you withdraw money from your account, bonuses are burned proportionally to the withdrawal amount.

Example:

  • Withdraw $50 → 50 bonuses are burned (or all of them, if there are fewer bonuses).

  • Withdraw $100 → 100 bonuses are burned.

This way, bonuses remain a tool for trading, not a way to increase your total balance when withdrawing funds.

Disclaimer

Please do not abuse the bonus program.

The following is prohibited on the UTEX platform:

  • Creating multiple accounts

  • Registering fictitious users

  • Manipulating the verification (KYC) procedure

  • Churning deposits: depositing and immediately withdrawing funds for the purpose of obtaining a bonus

  • Using the referral and other bonus programs in any other way to circumvent the rules or gain an unfair advantage

UTEX reserves the right to:

  • Cancel credited bonuses

  • Suspend account access

  • Refuse fund withdrawals

  • Block accounts found to be violating the rules

  • Make changes to the terms and duration of the promotion

All actions are monitored by the security team.

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