Enroll in our interest program and earn 13% per annum on your unused funds!
Interest will be paid weekly based on unused funds at the end of each week.*
*Terms and Conditions apply.
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Open a MintCFD live account.
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Enroll in the 13% Unused Funds Interest promotion within the app/website.
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Deposit funds and meet the trading and margin requirements weekly.
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Enroll in the 13% Unused Funds Interest promotion within the app/website.
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Deposit and maintain the minimum funds required.
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Meet the trading and margin requirements weekly.
How to Qualify
These are the criteria your account must meet to earn interest:
- Deposit sufficient funds: Ensure you deposit enough funds to earn interest on unused funds at the end of the week. Unused funds at the end of the week must be above 5,000 INR to earn interest.
- Enroll in 13% interest program within the app/website.
- Meet the minimum weekly trading volume: Trade at least 50,000 USD notional value per 5,000 INR of free margin in order to earn interest.
- No withdrawals submitted during that week.
Example: If you open and close 0.5 lots of BTCUSD (when price is 100,000 USD), you will generate 100,000 USD of trading volume.
If you have exactly 10,000 INR free margin (excluding credit), then your interest amount for that week
= 10,000 INR * (13/52)%
= 10,000 INR * 0.25%
= 25 INR
Interest is calculated weekly and credited automatically once a week if all criteria are met.
Which funds are eligible to earn 13% interest?
Only unused funds — funds (not including credit) not tied up in open trades — are eligible.
Are there any conditions that disqualify my account from earning interest in a given week?
Interest will not be credited for a week if any of the following occur:
- Your free margin is below 5,000 INR at the end of the week
- You do not meet the minimum trading volume: 50,000 USD notional value for every 5,000 INR in your account (e.g., 10,000 INR requires 100,000 USD traded)
- You submitted a withdrawal during the week
What happens if I deposit or withdraw funds mid-week?
What matters is your unused funds (free margin minus credit) at the end of the week, which will be affected by any mid-week deposits you make. Withdrawals, however, disqualify you for that week.