Abstract:FXTM, a well-established and trusted name in the trading industry, has launched an exclusive promotion for new clients in Malaysia. Running from June 16 to July 15, 2025, the New Client Promotion offers newcomers the chance to receive up to $120 in cash rewards, plus extra trading cashback of up to $7 per lot.

Introduction
FXTM, a well-established and trusted name in the trading industry, has launched an exclusive promotion for new clients in Malaysia. Running from June 16 to July 15, 2025, the New Client Promotion offers newcomers the chance to receive up to $120 in cash rewards, plus extra trading cashback of up to $7 per lot.
Please note: This promotion is available to clients residing in Malaysia only. Trading involves risk and may not be suitable for all investors.
New users need to go to FXTM website, and complete registration via the “Register Now” page or email.
(If you're already an FXTM client, check your inbox or contact FXTM via Line Official @fxtm_th for more details.)
Once you've made your initial deposit, any additional deposits made within the next 7 calendar days will count toward the promotion.
Meet the trading requirements, and your cash bonus will be credited automatically to your FXTM account—no strings attached. You can withdraw it anytime!
| First Deposit Amount (within 7 days*) | Trading Requirement (within promotion period*) | Cash Bonus |
| $200 – $500 | Trade 2 times | $30 |
| $501 – $1,000 | $1,500,000 USD NV | $50 |
| >$1,000 | $3,000,000 USD NV | $120 |
FXTM also rewards active traders with monthly cashback, based on total trading volume.
Monthly Trading Volume is between $5,000,000 to $9,999,999 for the spot gold, users get $12 cashback per $1M NV. For other products, $3 cashback per $1M NV. Monthly Trading Volume is between $10,000,000 to $49,999,999 for the spot gold, users get $19 cashback per $1M NV. For other products, $5 cashback per $1M NV. Monthly Trading Volume is more than or equal to $50,000,000 for the spot gold, users get $23 cashback per $1M NV. For other products, $12 cashback per $1M NV.
Cashback on Spot Gold:
| Monthly Trading Volume (USD) | Cashback/$1M NV |
| $5M – $9.99M | $12 |
| $10M – $49.99M | $19 |
| $50M or more | $23 |
Cashback on Other Products:
| Monthly Trading Volume (USD) | Cashback/$1M NV |
| $5M – $9.99M | $3 |
| $10M – $49.99M | $5 |
| $50M or more | $12 |
FXTM (Forex Time), established in 2011, is a globally recognized forex and CFD broker regulated by both the Financial Services Commission (FSC) of Mauritius and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the UK. FXTM provides a diverse range of trading instruments, including forex, metals, commodities, stocks, indices, cryptocurrencies, and various CFD products.

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