TradingPRO's 30% Deposit Bonus - What It Is and How It Works

 

TradingPRO has launched a 30% Deposit Bonus for eligible clients - here's a straightforward breakdown of how it works, who can join, and what to know before participating.

TradingPRO has introduced a 30% Deposit Bonus promotion for eligible clients, offering up to USD 300 in bonus credit on qualifying deposits. Here is what traders need to know before signing up.

How the Bonus Is Calculated

The bonus is straightforward - 30% of the qualifying deposit is credited to the account:

USD 200 deposit → USD 60 bonus

USD 500 deposit → USD 150 bonus

USD 1,000 deposit → USD 300 bonus

The minimum qualifying deposit is USD 200 and the maximum is USD 1,000, meaning the maximum bonus credit available is USD 300.

Which Account Is Eligible

The promotion is available exclusively on the ScalpX Account (30% Bonus) on MetaTrader 5, denominated in USD with a maximum fixed leverage of 1:500.

Who Can Join

Both new and existing TradingPRO clients may participate, provided they complete full account, identity, address, and mobile verification, open the eligible ScalpX account, and make a qualifying deposit of at least USD 200. Only one bonus account is permitted per IP address and device, and the bonus can only be received once per eligible client.

Key Conditions to Note

The bonus is promotional credit - it cannot be withdrawn or transferred. Profits generated under the promotion are subject to a withdrawal cap: the maximum profit withdrawal is limited to the amount of the initial deposit, up to USD 1,000. The bonus is valid for 30 calendar days from the date it is received, and may be removed earlier following a withdrawal, internal transfer, or stop out. Clients who wish to opt out may reject the bonus before executing any trade using it.

TradingPRO reserves the right to refuse or revoke the bonus at any time in accordance with the promotion terms. Any trading activity identified as fraudulent, manipulative, or designed to exploit the bonus may result in cancellation of trades, removal of the bonus, or account suspension.

For full terms and conditions and to open an eligible account, visit the TradingPRO 30% Deposit Bonus page

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IRGCE 2026 CONCLUDES WITH STRONG INTERNATIONAL PARTICIPATION AND BUSINESS PROSPECTS

The Malaysian Rubber Glove Manufacturers Association (MARGMA), together with co-host the Malaysian Rubber Council (MRC), successfully concluded the 12th International Rubber Glove Conference & Exhibition 2026 (IRGCE 2026) at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC), recording strong international participation and encouraging business prospects.

Held from 8 to 10 September 2026, IRGCE 2026 attracted nearly 9,000 visitors from 75 countries, with 215 exhibitors from 17 countries occupying 605 exhibition booths. The Conference also drew approximately 600 delegates from 22 countries.

Post-event feedback indicated potential business sales of more than USD1.48 billion, equivalent to over RM6 billion, over the next six months, reflecting the strong commercial opportunities and business connections generated through the event.

MARGMA President Mr Oon Kim Hung said the strong participation reaffirmed IRGCE’s role as an important global platform for the rubber glove industry. “IRGCE is more than an exhibition and conference. It is where the industry comes together to exchange ideas, understand market developments, explore new technologies and create new business opportunities and partnerships.”

Held under the theme “Synergising Innovation: Redefining the Future of the Rubber Glove Ecosystem,” IRGCE 2026 brought together manufacturers, buyers, suppliers, technology providers, researchers, regulators and other industry stakeholders from across the global rubber glove ecosystem.

The Conference addressed key developments shaping the future of the industry, including global trade and market access, automation, artificial intelligence, advanced materials, sustainability, regulatory requirements and talent development. The Exhibition, meanwhile, provided participants with opportunities to explore new technologies and solutions, reconnect with business partners and establish new commercial relationships.

The Conference also featured prominent international and Malaysian experts, including Dr Robert G. Hamilton of Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Dr Zhaomin Hou of RIKEN Center for Sustainable Resource Science, Prof Dato’ Dr Adeeba Kamarulzaman of Monash University Malaysia, Prof Alex Routh of the University of Cambridge and Prof Dr Yeah Kim Leng of the Jeffrey Cheah Institute on Southeast Asia.

Mr Oon said the industry’s continued competitiveness would increasingly depend on its ability to innovate, improve productivity and create greater value. “Our future cannot depend only on scale. It must depend on how well we operate, how quickly we adapt, how effectively we innovate and how much value we can create.”

Malaysian Rubber Glove Industry Outlook

In the first half of 2026, rubber gloves generated more than RM7 billion in export revenue, accounting for approximately 66% of Malaysia’s total rubber product exports.

The Malaysian Rubber Council has projected global glove consumption to reach approximately 405 billion pieces in 2026, compared with around 290 billion pieces in 2019, reflecting sustained demand across healthcare, industrial, cleanroom and other applications.

MARGMA said the outlook reinforces the importance of continued investment in innovation, technology, productivity and higher-value manufacturing to strengthen Malaysia’s competitiveness in the global market.

MARGMA expressed its appreciation to the Malaysian Rubber Council as co-host, supporting ministries and agencies, sponsors, supporting organisations, exhibitors, speakers, delegates and industry partners for their contribution to the success of IRGCE 2026.

Following the successful conclusion of this year’s event, MARGMA announced that the 13th International Rubber Glove Conference & Exhibition will return to the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre from 5 to 7 September 2028.

“We look forward to building on the momentum of IRGCE 2026 and welcoming the global rubber glove community back to Kuala Lumpur in 2028,” Mr Oon said.

For booth bookings, sponsorship enquiries and preliminary information on IRGCE 2028, please contact the MARGMA Secretariat at lysaiyeni@margma.com.my

About Malaysian Rubber Glove Manufacturers Association (MARGMA)

Malaysian Rubber Glove Manufacturers Association (MARGMA) is an industry association established with the objective of promoting the growth and development of the rubber glove industry in Malaysia. MARGMA plays a vital role in advocating for the interests of its members and fostering collaboration within the industry. MARGMA has been the official voice of the rubber glove industry, having collaborated closely with key government agencies, regulatory bodies and stakeholders both locally and internationally as well as related ASEAN trade associations to address issues related to the industry and its members. MARGMA is the organiser of the International Rubber Glove Conference (IRGCE).

 

Beyond Upskilling: SLI Consulting and Philippine Coding Camp Partner to Build the Philippine Tech Talent Pipeline

SLI Consulting Inc. has partnered with Philippine Coding Camp (PCC) to expand access to technology education, continuous learning, and skills development for employees, their families, and the next generation of Filipino tech talent.

The partnership was formalized through the signing of an agreement by Gabriel Pablo Cervantes, President of SLI Consulting Inc., and Gabriel Avelino Sampedro, Ph.D., SMIEEE, CEO of Philippine Coding Camp. The collaboration brings together SLI Consulting’s experience in the technology workforce and PCC’s focus on practical technology education and skills development

For Cervantes, the partnership represents more than another employee perk.

“It’s great to partner with Philippine Coding Camp, especially because we’re not just thinking about future-proofing our current employees. We’re also thinking about building the talent pipeline in the Philippines as a whole.”

The partnership creates opportunities for SLI Consulting employees and their families to access technology learning through courses, workshops, bootcamps, and programs for younger learners. The goal is to support learning at different stages—from professionals looking to strengthen their capabilities to children and teens beginning to explore technology.

Building the Talent Pipeline Earlier

For Philippine Coding Camp, developing technology talent should begin well before a person enters the workforce.

Shekinah Huyo-a, Marketing Manager of Philippine Coding Camp, explained that companies can play a role in shaping the talent pipeline rather than simply hiring from it. When asked: What can companies like SLI Consulting do to strengthen the Philippines' talent pipeline beyond simply hiring people?

     "At Philippine Coding Camp, we've seen that hiring is only the final step of the talent pipeline. The bigger opportunity comes earlier, when industry helps shape how people are trained. That's how PCC was built. Our programs connect practical technology training with the people and organizations who use those skills every day.

When companies like SLI Consulting bring their real problems, current tools, and expectations into training, learners come out with skills that hold up in actual work. PCC's role is to make that connection workable. We bring industry, academe, and government together, and we design training around what participants can do once a program ends, not just what they covered. Our partnership with SLI Consulting builds on that approach. With PCC as the bridge, companies don't just draw from the talent pipeline. They help build it. "

That philosophy also extends to younger learners. PCC works across the learning journey, from children and teens to working professionals, with the belief that early exposure can help more young Filipinos see technology as a possible path. When asked: Why is it important to introduce coding and technology skills to kids and teens, rather than only focusing on people already in the workforce? Shekinah answers

"Philippine Coding Camp works across the whole learning journey, from younger learners to working professionals. That range is intentional. If we only reach people once they're already working, we're always catching up.

Early exposure changes the starting point. When kids and teens learn coding with PCC, they learn to break problems down, test ideas, and see technology as something they can build with. Early exposure also widens who sees technology as a real path. Many young people never consider a tech career because no one introduced them to it.

PCC wants more Filipino learners to have that chance early. For us, younger learners and professionals are one continuum. Early learning builds curiosity and confidence. PCC's professional and corporate training turns that foundation into career-ready capability. Doing both is how we help build a stronger talent pipeline for the Philippines."

Beyond Upskilling

Cervantes sees this broader approach as one of the reasons the partnership is meaningful for SLI Consulting.

“What I love about Philippine Coding Camp is that they’re clearly more than an upskilling firm. They’re also arming the next generation through their programs for kids and teens. That’s important to us because technology skills shouldn’t only start when someone enters the workforce.”

For SLI Consulting, investing in learning is also part of how it views its responsibility toward its people.

“We want our employees to feel that SLIC isn’t only interested in the work they’re doing for a client. They’re people with careers, families, and interests outside their current assignment. If we can support their development in a practical way, that’s a better kind of employee benefit.”

The partnership reflects a shared belief that building the Philippine technology workforce is not simply about filling today's vacancies. It is also about creating opportunities to learn, exposing more Filipinos to technology earlier, and strengthening the connection between education and industry.

For SLI Consulting and Philippine Coding Camp, the goal is to build capability today while helping build the workforce of tomorrow.

About SLI Consulting

SLI Consulting Inc. (SLIC) is a Philippine IT consulting and staff augmentation company with nearly four decades of experience in the technology industry. The company helps organizations access qualified IT professionals and workforce solutions tailored to their business requirements.

SLI Consulting has evolved alongside the Philippine technology industry while maintaining its focus on connecting businesses with technology talent. Today, the company works with organizations across industries through IT staff augmentation and consulting solutions, supported by dedicated teams focused on client service and project employee engagement.

SLI Consulting is part of the AGC Group, a Philippine business group with interests in technology, managed services, recruitment and marketing.

Core services: IT Staff Augmentation, IT Consulting, Technology Workforce Solutions

Ambassador Lhuillier leads consultations ahead of Philippines-Spain 80th Anniversary

 

PHOTO CAPTION: Ambassador Philippe J. Lhuillier, along with Philippine Consular Officers and representatives of Attached Agencies, discussed strategic priorities and areas of cooperation for 2027.

Strengthening coordination among Philippine representatives, the Philippine Embassy in Madrid, led by Ambassador for Spain and Andorra H.E. Philippe J. Lhuillier, convened its Annual Consultations with Philippine Consular Officers, bringing together seven Honorary Consular Officers, Attached Agencies, and the Philippine Consulate General in Barcelona.

The consultation focused on aligning priorities and strengthening cooperation ahead of the Philippines-Spain 80th Anniversary of Diplomatic Relations in 2027. Discussions covered consular policies, best practices, Filipino community concerns, and strategic planning for the anniversary.

Ambassador Lhuillier encouraged the Consular Officers to “take an active role in deepening and expanding cooperation between the Philippines and Spain to establish sustainable partnerships, concrete programs, and enduring relationships that can continue beyond 2027.”

Potential areas for collaboration included the Maritime and Blue Economy, Renewable Energy, Innovation, Heritage and Culture, Digital Economy, Agriculture and Food Innovation, Eco-tourism, Marine Biodiversity, and Sustainable Tourism.

Representatives from Migrant Workers Office (MWO), Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA), Philippine Trade and Investment Center (PTIC), the Office of the Defense and Armed Forces Attaché, Philippine Department of Tourism – London, and SSS also joined the consultation, highlighting a whole-of-government approach to strengthening Philippine interests and engagement with Spain.

Consular Officers from Bilbao, Las Palmas, Malaga, Palma de Mallorca, Sevilla, and Valencia travelled to Madrid for the gathering, reinforcing coordination across the Philippine consular network.

The 2027 anniversary will provide an opportunity to celebrate longstanding ties and build new partnerships for the years ahead.