HFM Shield 500 Bonus (Up to $500 Trading Protection)
The HFM Shield 500 Program offers new clients up to $500 in trading loss protection. Trade during an initial 25-day period, after which eligible trading losses up to $500 are returned to your account as a tradable bonus.
HFM
Regulated by Financial Conduct Authority (United Kingdom)
Promotion Details
How to Claim This Promotion
Register: Sign up for an account via ( https://register.hfm.com/?refid=355467 )
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Open Shield Account: Open a dedicated Shield 500 trading account in your Client Portal.
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Fund Account: Deposit at least $10 USD using any supported non-crypto payment method within 10 days of registration.
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Trade: Execute trades on MT4 or MT5 platforms during the initial 25-day trading window.
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Receive Protection: At the end of the 25-day period, any eligible trading loss credit (up to $500) will be added to your account as a tradable bonus balance.
Terms & Conditions
Please read these terms carefully before claiming the promotion.
Key Promotion Terms & Conditions:
1. Eligibility: Available for new clients opening a dedicated Shield 500 trading account.
2. Claim Period: Clients must open their account, deposit, and claim the offer within 21 days of registration.
3. Minimum Deposit: Requires a minimum deposit of $10 USD (or equivalent) made via non-cryptocurrency methods.
4. Evaluation Period: Trading protection applies to activity during the initial 25-day period after account creation.
5. Maximum Benefit: Loss protection credit is capped at a maximum of $500 USD per client.
6. Bonus Rules: The $500 credit acts as non-withdrawable margin support; all trading profits earned are fully withdrawable.
7. Deductions: Withdrawals of initial capital will proportionally reduce or forfeit the active bonus.
$500
Available for claiming
Promotion expires in:
You'll be redirected to HFM to complete the process
Additional Information
Eligible Countries:
Global (Regions supported under HFM regulatory licenses)
Restricted Countries:
US, Canada, EU/EEA, and standard broker restricted jurisdictions