CFTC

Up to $1,000
IBKR Share Reward
Earn $1 in IBKR shares for every $100 added to your account, up to $1,000. New accounts only. Vesting period applies.

4.3/5

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New accounts only. Share rewards vest after 12 months and are based on net deposits within the first 6 months. Interest is only paid on cash balances exceeding $10,000. Margin trading involves high risk; rates are subject to change. Full terms at IBKR.com/legal.

TradeStation

No Promotion Currently Available Platform Built for Active Traders TradeStation doesn't compete on sign-up bonuses — it competes on platform power. TITAN X charting, EasyLanguage automation, and Portfolio Maestro backtesting are the reward. Check tradestation.com/pricing for current offers and fee schedules.

3.8/5

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TradeStation Securities, Inc. is a member of FINRA, SIPC, and CME Group exchanges, regulated by the SEC. SIPC protection covers securities accounts up to $500,000 including $250,000 for cash claims. Commission-free trading on US-listed stocks and ETFs applies to TS Select accounts only. Options contract fees range from $0 to $0.80 per contract for equity options and $0.60 to $1.00 for index options depending on monthly volume — see full fee schedule at tradestation.com/pricing. Futures commissions range from $0.50 to $1.50 per contract. A $10 monthly inactivity fee applies to accounts with a balance below $5,000 and fewer than 10 trades in the prior 90 days. IRA accounts carry a $35 annual maintenance fee and a $50 termination fee. The outgoing ACAT transfer fee is $125. Margin trading involves significant risk including the possibility of loss exceeding your initial investment; margin rates run up to 13.5%. EasyLanguage strategies and automated trading involve additional risks. Past performance of backtested strategies is not indicative of future results. TradeStation does not offer fractional shares, spot cryptocurrency trading, or forex. Investment products involve risk and may lose value.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission regulates US derivatives markets including futures, options on futures, and swaps. CFTC oversight applies to brokers offering futures trading — including TradeStation and Interactive Brokers. Ensures market integrity and protects participants in US commodity and derivatives markets.