Results of "Forex School" Contest Announced

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“Forex School” — a free trading contest for demo accounts — ended on May 29. For four weeks, more than 900 participants were actively competing for the prize fund of 4,000 USD.

So, we have received the results of the contest and present the winners to you:

Place Account number Country Balance Prize
1 3045300 Russia $772.47 $600
2 3045360 Russia $771.41 $400
3 3045329 Russia $770.02 $400
4 3045328 Ukraine $735.03 $200
5 3044890 Ukraine $706.57 $200
6 3045622 Uzbekistan $671.31 $200
7 3045158 Uzbekistan $644.23 $200
8 3045402 Russia $642.84 $200
9 3045314 Ukraine $638.58 $200
10 3045426 Russia $637.91 $200
11 3045080 Ukraine $637.75 $200
12 3045669 Serbia $637.32 $200
13 3045372 Russia $625.67 $200
14 3045351 Russia $618.77 $200
15 3045483 Ukraine $614.9 $200
16 3045332 Russia $611.76 $200

We congratulate the winners of “Forex School”!

Please note that the prize money will be added to the winner’s investment account. This money is not withdrawable and can only be used for opening a PAMM STP account. All PAMM accounts opened by the winners will automatically be eligible to take part in a new contest on live PAMM accounts that started on June 1.

How to claim your prize and take part in the “Money Managers” contest:

  1. Open an investment account in My FXOpen. Account currency: USD.
  2. Send the account number to [email protected]. The prize will be added to your investment account only after you send an email with the necessary data.
  3. After receiving the prize, you need to open a PAMM STP account and an offer. You can learn how to do it by clicking the links shown below. It is prohibited to hide all statistic data of your PAMM account (while opening a PAMM account, all checkboxes must be checked).
  4. Leave a request for the participation in “Money Managers” contest specifying your nickname and your PAMM account number in the contest thread. Please, make sure you leave your feedback in the “Forex School” thread on the forum. Here you can also discuss the results of the contest.

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