[AUD/JPY] Trading Support Cashback Campaign

SBI FX Trade Co., Ltd. will launch a cashback campaign of up to 200,000 yen for AUD/JPY trading from June 1 to August 1, 2026.
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SBI FX Trade Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; President: Yukio Fujita; hereinafter "the Company") is pleased to announce that starting June 1, 2026 (Monday), it will launch a campaign offering a cashback of up to 200,000 yen based on the new contract volume for AUD/JPY trading.

■ Campaign Overview
Customers who reach a total new contract volume of 500,000 units or more for AUD/JPY during the campaign period will receive a cashback based on their trading volume.
*Registration via the campaign entry page is required by 5:30 AM on August 1, 2026 (Saturday).

■ Eligible Service
FX Trading "SBI FXTRADE"

■ Eligible Currency Pair
AUD/JPY

■ Campaign Period
June 1, 2026 (Monday) 7:00 AM – August 1, 2026 (Saturday) 5:30 AM
*Regardless of the registration date, new contract volume during the campaign period will be counted.

For details, please visit the campaign website below:
https://www.sbifxt.co.jp/campaign/aud_countrygift_202606.html

Under the SBI Group's "Customer-Centric Principle," we aim to be the No. 1 company in customer satisfaction and will continue to pursue services that our customers truly desire. We appreciate your continued support of SBI FX Trade.

[Regarding Fees and Risks of Investment]
In principle, account opening, maintenance, and trading fees are free across all services. However, this does not apply when using other ancillary services provided by the Company. Principal and profits are not guaranteed. Settlement is conducted via net settlement through reverse trading. Before starting to trade, please read the "Pre-contract Delivery Documents" and "Trading Terms and Conditions" carefully, fully understand the trading content, mechanisms, and risks, and make your own decisions.

≪SBI FXTRADE and Tsumitate FX (Over-the-Counter Foreign Exchange Margin Trading)≫
Over-the-counter foreign exchange margin trading involves trading based on a small amount of margin relative to the transaction amount, which may lead to profits exceeding the margin, but also carries the risk of significant losses in a short period. Withdrawal in foreign currency is not possible. Prices may fluctuate sharply depending on economic indicators, potentially causing unexpected losses. Such losses may exceed the deposited margin. Trading prices and swap points vary by service and fluctuate due to market and interest rate changes; they are not guaranteed for the future. There is a spread between the buy and sell prices. Settlement is via net settlement. For SBI FXTRADE, individual customers require a margin of at least 4% of the transaction amount, allowing trading up to 25 times the margin. Corporate customers require a margin calculated by multiplying the transaction amount by the currency pair-specific foreign exchange risk ratio published weekly by the Financial Futures Association of Japan. For Tsumitate FX, a margin of at least 33.334% of the transaction amount is required, allowing trading up to 3 times the margin. Please check the trading rules on our website for details on margins.

*The foreign exchange risk ratio is calculated using the quantitative model stipulated in Article 117, Paragraph 31, Item 1 of the Cabinet Office Ordinance on Financial Instruments Business, etc.

Trade Name: SBI FX Trade Co., Ltd. (Financial Instruments Business Operator)
Registration Number: Kanto Local Finance Bureau (Kinsho) No. 2635
Member Associations: The Financial Futures Association of Japan, Japan Cryptoasset Business Association

■ Contact for this Press Release
SBI FX Trade Co., Ltd. Public Relations
fxt-pr@sbifxt.co.jp

FAQ

Can residents of Taiwan use SBI FX Trade?

Generally, there are residency restrictions; please check the official terms of service for details.