Current Offer: Free Share for New XTB Clients
UK residents only · 9 March – 30 April 2026. New XTB Ltd clients in the United Kingdom can pick one free share when they open their first account. Choose from:- Barclays
- Rolls-Royce
- Tesco
- Glencore
- BP
Who Is Eligible
The offer is for new UK-resident clients only — specifically, people residing in the United Kingdom who open their first account with XTB Ltd during the promo window, and who haven't held an active XTB account (with any XTB Group company) in the past 365 days. Clients outside the UK are not eligible for this specific free-share campaign.
How to Qualify
Five steps, all tied to the same account:
- Register within the promo window — 9 March to 30 April 2026
- Open your account via our referral link on xtb.com/en
- Accept the promo T&Cs within 7 days (168 hours) of opening the account
- Make your first deposit within 7 days of opening the account
- Complete KYC — upload ID + proof of address
What Is the XTB Referral Link and How Does the Free Share Work?
The referral link is a dedicated URL that takes you straight to an XTB promo landing page. Unlike a referral code — which is used mainly for partner attribution or for unlocking additional content — the referral link is specifically designed to activate a marketing promotion such as the current free-share offer.
In practice this means: if XTB is currently running a free-share promo for new clients, it is usually only available through the XTB referral link, not by entering the STARTXTB code during signup.
The value of the share is not fixed. It may be a lower-value stock or a more attractive bonus, depending on the campaign XTB is currently running. The exact terms are determined exclusively by XTB.
Important: the Referral Code and the Referral Link Are Not the Same
On this page you'll come across both the XTB referral code (`STARTXTB`) and the referral link. It's important to understand the difference in purpose:
- The referral code is typically used for partner attribution or to unlock additional perks.
- The referral link may open a special promo page with a free-share offer.
- The free-share promo is almost always claimed through the referral link, not the code.
- The referral code on its own is typically not enough to unlock this specific bonus.
Who Can Qualify for the XTB Free Share?
The bonus is not automatically available for everyone. The usual conditions are:
- The offer is only available in selected countries.
- It is reserved for new XTB clients only.
- You must complete registration and identity verification (KYC).
- The value of the share and the exact terms are set exclusively by XTB.
- The promo can be changed, limited, or terminated by XTB at any time.
How to Check If You're Eligible for the Free Share
The simplest way is to click the XTB referral link directly:
- If a dedicated XTB promo page opens describing the free-share offer and its terms, the promo is likely active for your country.
- If you're redirected to the regular XTB homepage without any mention of a bonus, the offer is probably not currently available in your country or for your profile.
- Your country of residence
- Your IP address or regional settings
- The marketing campaign XTB is running right now
- The broker's internal eligibility rules
Who Is XTB
XTB is one of the largest publicly listed CFD brokers in the world, founded in 2002 in Warsaw, Poland. The company is regulated by top-tier authorities including the FCA (UK), CySEC (Cyprus) and KNF (Poland). XTB S.A. has been listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange since 2016.
Conclusion
If you want to claim an XTB free share, remember that this offer is tied to the referral link, not to the referral code itself. The two are not interchangeable — and for this specific promo, using the correct link is what matters.
If a promo page with a free-share offer appears after you click the link, you can continue with registration and meet the offer's conditions. If not, the promo probably isn't active in your region at the moment.
Risk Warning
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