HFM Shield 500 — Up to $500 in Trading Loss Credit

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How to Claim This Promotion

• As an eligible new client, open and verify your myHF profile and check whether the Shield 500 account appears in your Client Area. Open that account and make the qualifying initial deposit (typically at least $10 or currency equivalent) using a non-crypto payment method. Keep the required funds in the account for the 25-day period; HFM calculates any applicable trading credit afterwards.

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Eligible Countries and Entities

• Shield 500 is limited to eligible new clients, regions and legal entities. It is not a universal worldwide promotion, and no exhaustive current country-eligibility list has been verified. Check whether your country and account qualify inside the myHF Client Area and review the conditions for your contracting entity. Certain funding methods or currencies can be ineligible.

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Trading or Eligibility Requirements

• An initial deposit of at least $10 (or a specified local-currency equivalent) is generally required, with funds retained in the Shield 500 account for 25 days. Eligible losses can result in tradable bonus credit up to $500, calculated at midnight on the 25th day after account opening. One bonus account per client; leverage is fixed at 1:1000 and can be reduced to 1:500 during news. The $500 is a cap, not a guaranteed award.

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Withdrawal Conditions

• Shield 500 credits are for trading and cannot be withdrawn as cash. Genuine deposits and trading profits remain withdrawable subject to ordinary rules. Withdrawing funds after day 25 may proportionally remove the active bonus credit. The promotion is not a cash reimbursement or principal protection guarantee.

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Terms and Notes

• Availability must be confirmed through myHF. Crypto-funded deposits can be ineligible under programme versions; check the accepted payment method before funding. Bonus credits cannot be transferred between accounts, and switching bonus schemes is restricted. Actual APF partner remuneration is subject to the applicable affiliate agreement; deals whose margin comes from bonus funds may not generate partner commission.