ActivTrades Rewards Clients With Interest on Uninvested Cash, Paying Up to 2.4% on EUR Balances

ActivTrades has introduced an interest programme that pays clients a return on free margin held in trading accounts. The offering carries an annual interest rate of 3.3% on US dollar balances and 2.4% on euro balances up to €100,000, giving traders a way to earn passive income on cash that is not currently tied up in open positions.

Interest is calculated daily and credited automatically once a month, the broker said. There is no separate enrolment process, no minimum deposit to unlock the rate and no requirement to trade in order to earn interest. Any funded US dollar or euro balance begins accruing automatically once a live ActivTrades account is open.

The initiative is aimed at a long-standing frustration among active traders: idle free margin traditionally sits unremunerated and loses value in real terms. By turning that buffer into a yield-bearing asset, ActivTrades hopes to encourage clients to keep capital on the platform between trades. The interest applies alongside normal trading across more than 2,000 CFDs and seven asset classes, and clients should review the currency thresholds and crediting schedule on the broker’s website.

ActivTrades said the offer builds on its existing value proposition. The broker holds more than 75 international awards, reports order execution in under 0.004 seconds, and offers commission-free trading with negative balance protection. It also has no minimum deposit requirement and supports ActivTrader, MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 and TradingView platforms. The broker serves more than 300,000 traders worldwide, with customer support in 14 languages and a stated 95% client satisfaction rate.

Nedko Geshev, Chief Communications Officer at ActivTrades, said: “We know that not every dollar or euro in a trading account is meant to be in the market at all times. With this offer, we wanted to make sure our clients’ capital keeps working for them even when it isn’t tied up in a position. It’s part of our broader commitment to giving traders more value as their long-term trading partner.”