Rise Secure First Trade

A first-trade safety net for new Rise traders in Nigeria — understand how it works, who qualifies, and what happens after your first trade before you decide anything.

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Frequently Asked Questions

It’s a first-trade safety net from Rise: if your very first trade on a new Rise account moves against you, Rise covers the loss up to $100. If your first trade is profitable instead, you simply keep the profit as normal — the offer only applies if that first trade loses.

This specific offer, through ForexDealsPro, is available to eligible new traders registering from Nigeria. Rise’s promotional terms can change, so always check the current terms on Rise’s own site before relying on the exact details.

Rise itself has no minimum deposit requirement to open an account. Exact qualifying conditions for this specific promotion, such as any minimum trade size, are set by Rise and can change over time.

Rise (TradeRise) is operated by INGOT SC Ltd, regulated by the FSA in Seychelles (license SD117), and is backed by INGOT Group’s broader operating history across Cyprus, Dubai, Kenya, Jordan, and Sydney. It offers forex, crypto, stocks, indices, commodities, and ETFs on MT5 and WebTrader, with no commission on deposits or withdrawals.

After your first trade settles, you trade normally going forward — the first-trade coverage is a one-time safety net, not an ongoing guarantee on every trade. Any further trades carry the normal risk of loss, the same as with any broker.

Yes. Rise offers high leverage (up to 5000x), which can magnify both gains and losses well beyond your deposit. The Secure First Trade offer only covers your very first trade up to $100 — it does not remove the real risk of loss on any trade after that. Only trade with money you can afford to lose.

Ready to see it for yourself?

Review Rise’s current terms on their own site, then open an account through ForexDealsPro to activate this offer as an eligible Nigeria-based trader.

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