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About BrokeRewards

BrokeRewards is an independent comparison site for broker promo codes, sign-up rewards and cash-interest deals. Every offer is hand-picked, manually verified on a live sign-up flow, and listed only when the broker behind it is regulated by a top-tier authority. No dead codes. No paid rankings. No offshore shops.

Our story

The has been publishing independent broker coverage for the Czech and Slovak retail-trading scene since 2013 — over a decade of tracking FCA-, CySEC-, BaFin- and KNF-regulated firms, watching promo mechanics come and go, and learning exactly where brokers quietly tighten the small print once you've signed up.

BrokeRewards is the EU-wide extension of that work. We kept what always mattered to our readers — honest tone, real testing, no marketing cover — and scaled it to 23 languages, so the same standard applies whether you're in London, Berlin, Warsaw or Athens.

Editorial principles

These are the rules every page on the site follows. We treat them as non-negotiable — they're what makes the difference between a useful listing and an affiliate catalog.

  1. Regulated-only listings. If the broker isn't supervised by a top-tier authority (FCA, CySEC, BaFin, KNF, ASIC or equivalent), it's not on the site.
  2. Manual verification. Every promo code is tested through a real sign-up flow before it goes live. Every interest rate is backed by a dated screenshot of the broker's own rate page. Details on the methodology page.
  3. No paid placements. We don't accept money for favourable reviews, sponsored rankings, or featured spots. If that ever changes, the page carries a visible "sponsored" label — there are none today.
  4. Affiliate transparency. Commission doesn't influence listings, descriptions, or ordering. When a broker's terms have a catch, we write the catch.
  5. Corrections are fast. Broken codes, stale rates and factual errors get fixed as soon as we see them — and the page's last-updated timestamp moves accordingly.
  6. Human-written, human-edited. All broker guides, reviews and methodology pages are written by the editorial team and reviewed before publication. We do not auto-publish AI-generated drafts; where machine translation is used for secondary languages, it's reviewed by the same team before going live.
  7. Product-appropriate risk warnings. CFD disclaimers go on CFD pages, not savings-style products. We don't paste a generic risk warning to everything.

What we do

  • Track broker sign-up rewards, referral codes, free-share offers and cash-interest rates across Europe.
  • Manually test every promo code through a real registration flow before listing it.
  • Pull broker rate tables on a schedule, backed by dated screenshots, so published numbers reflect what the broker actually pays today — not what a press release claimed last quarter.
  • Translate the essentials into 23 European languages, without losing the detail that actually affects your money.

What we are not

  • We are not a broker. We don't accept deposits, hold client money, or execute orders.
  • We are not a financial advisor. Nothing on this site is personal investment advice — it's information to help you compare before you open an account.
  • We are not a licensed introducer of the brokers we list unless explicitly stated on a specific page. Our relationship with each broker is affiliate-only.

How we make money

Some links on BrokeRewards are affiliate links. If you sign up with a broker through one, the broker pays us a commission at no extra cost to you. That commission funds the site and lets us keep listings free, ad-light and independent.

Affiliate status does not change which brokers we list, how we describe their offers, or the order in which they appear. Paid placement doesn't exist here.

Who writes for the site

Every page on BrokeRewards is written and reviewed by the BR Editorial Team — a small group of writers and researchers with more than a decade of combined retail-broker coverage. Each guide, review and rate comparison links back to the team's author page so you can see the rest of our work.

Contact, corrections and feedback

Found a broken code, an outdated rate or a factual error? Want to flag a broker we should cover — or one we shouldn't? Get in touch on the contact page. We fix verified errors fast and update the page's timestamp when we do.

A word on risk

Trading CFDs and other leveraged products is risky. Between 65% and 82% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs, and savings-style products carry their own risks (variable rates, non-bank custody, regional eligibility). Read the full risk disclaimer before opening any broker account through a link on this site.