Trading.com is hosting a monthly Paper Trading Competition, offering up to $5,000 in trading credit to the top 50 traders based on ROI% performance. This competition allows participants to register for free and validate a real account, then compete using a practice account without needing an initial deposit. Traders vie for rankings by demonstrating their skills, and those who finish in the top 50 receive their rewards as non-withdrawable trading credit within the first five business days of the new month. Any profits generated from trading with this credit are eligible for withdrawal.

Direct Link: Join Paper Trading Competition
This Trading.com Paper Trading Competition is open to all traders, both new and existing clients, who have a validated account. There are no geographic restrictions explicitly mentioned in the promotion, and no deposit is required to participate.
How to Join the Trading.com Paper Trading Competition
- Register an account on the Trading.com website.
- Validate your real trading account.
- Join the current monthly competition.
- Trade on your practice account.
- Rank among the Top 50 traders by ROI%.
Contest Details & Terms
- The competition runs on a monthly basis.
- Rewards are given to the Top 50 traders.
- Performance is judged by ROI% (Return on Investment).
- First place receives $5,000 in trading credit.
- Trading credit is non-withdrawable from the account.
- Profits earned from using the credit can be withdrawn.
- No initial deposit is required to join.
- Winners receive rewards within five business days of the new month.
About Trading.com
Trading.com is a global brokerage firm aiming to provide accessible trading services to a wide range of clients. While specific founding dates can vary by entity, the brand generally operates under various regulatory frameworks to ensure compliance and trader security. The broker typically offers popular trading platforms like MetaTrader 4 (MT4) and MetaTrader 5 (MT5), providing access to a diverse selection of instruments including Forex, commodities, indices, and cryptocurrencies, alongside various account types tailored to different trading needs.
