Windsor Brokers Rolls Out 2% Interest Program on All Funds, Not Only Idle

Windsor
Brokers announced yesterday (Tuesday) the implementation of an interest-bearing
program that offers up to 2% annual interest on trading account balances,
expanding its existing loyalty program offerings.

Windsor Brokers Unveils 2%
Interest Program on Trading Accounts

The
Cyprus-based broker’s new feature calculates interest daily on clients’ total
trading balance, including both used and free margin portions of the account.
Interest earnings convert to loyalty points, which are distributed monthly and
can be redeemed for cash.

Jabra Serieh, Marketing Director at Windsor Brokers

“Our
new Interest feature exemplifies our unwavering commitment to delivering
cutting-edge financial solutions,” remarks Jabra Serieh, Marketing
Director at Windsor Brokers. “By offering up to 2% annual interest on
trading balances, we empower our traders to explore new revenue streams and
earn passively on their entire account balance, even during periods of low
volatility .”

The feature
operates without lock-in periods or withdrawal restrictions, with earned points
adding to traders’ existing rewards balance. Clients can activate the interest
feature through the company’s web portal.

The program
structures interest rates according to the firm’s loyalty status tiers,
beginning at 0.4% annually for Gold Status and reaching 2% for Diamond Status
members. According to the company, loyalty points can be redeemed at values up
to $2 per point.

2%, but on All Funds

According
to Windsor, its offer of interest on funds deposited in investment accounts
differs from what other FX and CFD brokers have been introducing for some time.

In their
case, interest applies only to idle funds—those not engaged in active trading.
Windsor, however, calculates interest on the total trading balance, including
funds currently being invested.

Interest
offers on idle funds began appearing as early as 2023. XTB was among the first
to offer up to 5%, followed shortly by Moneybull with a similar program. In
2024, Tickmill joined the trend, offering 3.5% interest.

“We are fully aware that our clients are looking for additional ways to put their money to work while waiting for market opportunities to start investing actively. In line with our approach, ‘one app – many possibilities,’ we’re offering them a tool to benefit from rising interest rates while ensuring the liquidity of their funds,” Omar Arnaout, the CEO of XTB, commented.

Windsor
Brokers, operating since 1988, provides Forex and CFD trading services across
more than 80 countries under various regulatory frameworks. The interest
program forms part of the firm’s broader loyalty rewards system.

Windsor
Brokers announced yesterday (Tuesday) the implementation of an interest-bearing
program that offers up to 2% annual interest on trading account balances,
expanding its existing loyalty program offerings.

Windsor Brokers Unveils 2%
Interest Program on Trading Accounts

The
Cyprus-based broker’s new feature calculates interest daily on clients’ total
trading balance, including both used and free margin portions of the account.
Interest earnings convert to loyalty points, which are distributed monthly and
can be redeemed for cash.

Jabra Serieh, Marketing Director at Windsor Brokers

“Our
new Interest feature exemplifies our unwavering commitment to delivering
cutting-edge financial solutions,” remarks Jabra Serieh, Marketing
Director at Windsor Brokers. “By offering up to 2% annual interest on
trading balances, we empower our traders to explore new revenue streams and
earn passively on their entire account balance, even during periods of low
volatility .”

The feature
operates without lock-in periods or withdrawal restrictions, with earned points
adding to traders’ existing rewards balance. Clients can activate the interest
feature through the company’s web portal.

The program
structures interest rates according to the firm’s loyalty status tiers,
beginning at 0.4% annually for Gold Status and reaching 2% for Diamond Status
members. According to the company, loyalty points can be redeemed at values up
to $2 per point.

2%, but on All Funds

According
to Windsor, its offer of interest on funds deposited in investment accounts
differs from what other FX and CFD brokers have been introducing for some time.

In their
case, interest applies only to idle funds—those not engaged in active trading.
Windsor, however, calculates interest on the total trading balance, including
funds currently being invested.

Interest
offers on idle funds began appearing as early as 2023. XTB was among the first
to offer up to 5%, followed shortly by Moneybull with a similar program. In
2024, Tickmill joined the trend, offering 3.5% interest.

“We are fully aware that our clients are looking for additional ways to put their money to work while waiting for market opportunities to start investing actively. In line with our approach, ‘one app – many possibilities,’ we’re offering them a tool to benefit from rising interest rates while ensuring the liquidity of their funds,” Omar Arnaout, the CEO of XTB, commented.

Windsor
Brokers, operating since 1988, provides Forex and CFD trading services across
more than 80 countries under various regulatory frameworks. The interest
program forms part of the firm’s broader loyalty rewards system.

This post is originally published on FINANCEMAGNATES.

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