Erix Global introduces the World Trading Cup under the campaign theme “Fight for Your Region. Trade for the Crown.” The multi-stage global trading competition will bring together participants from five regions, with up to USD 210,000 in cash rewards and 15 qualifying traders advancing to the World Finals in December 2026.
Erix Global is preparing to launch the World Trading Cup, a new international trading competition designed to take participants from regional competition to a global final.
Under the campaign theme “Fight for Your Region. Trade for the Crown.”, the World Trading Cup introduces a three-stage competition in which eligible traders compete within their respective regions before the highest-ranking qualifiers progress toward the global stage.
Pre-registration opens on 20 July 2026 for eligible new and existing Erix Global clients across participating regions.
Throughout the competition, participants will compete for up to USD 210,000 in cash rewards, while working toward the opportunity to represent their region at the World Finals in December 2026.
The final stage will bring together 15 qualifying traders from five participating regions, where they will compete for the World Trading Cup title.
From Regional Competition to a Global Challenge
The World Trading Cup has been designed around a simple concept: begin locally, qualify regionally and ultimately compete globally.
Instead of placing every participant into a single worldwide competition from the beginning, Erix Global has structured the campaign to allow traders to first compete within their respective regions.
Successful participants can then progress through successive stages.
The competition consists of three levels:
Stage 1 — Regional Qualifiers
Stage 2 — Regional Finals
Stage 3 — World Finals
This structure gives each participating region its own competitive journey while connecting all five regions through a common global final.
The objective is not simply to participate, but to earn a place on the international stage.
Stage 1: Regional Qualifiers
The journey begins with the Regional Qualifiers.
Eligible participants compete within their designated region according to the applicable competition rules and trading requirements.
This opening stage is intended to identify participants who qualify to progress further in the competition.
Rather than comparing participants immediately across different parts of the world, the regional structure creates an initial competitive environment within each participating market.
Those who satisfy the relevant qualification criteria can advance to the next stage: the Regional Finals.
Stage 2: Regional Finals
Competition intensifies during the Regional Finals.
At this stage, qualifying traders from the first round continue competing for a limited number of places representing their region at the World Finals.
The Regional Finals therefore serve as the bridge between local competition and the global stage.
Participants who successfully progress will no longer represent only their individual performance within the campaign.
They will also become part of the group representing their region in the World Finals.
With only 15 traders from five participating regions ultimately qualifying for the global stage, progression becomes increasingly selective as the competition advances.
Stage 3: World Finals
The World Trading Cup reaches its conclusion with the World Finals in December 2026.
Fifteen qualifying traders representing five participating regions are expected to come together for the final stage of the competition.
Here, regional boundaries give way to one global challenge.
The finalists will compete according to the World Finals rules for the opportunity to claim the World Trading Cup title and become the World Trading Cup Champion.
For participants who begin their journey during the Regional Qualifiers, reaching this stage represents progression through the complete competition structure:
Regional Qualifier → Regional Finalist → Global Finalist
It is this journey that sits at the heart of the World Trading Cup concept.
Up to USD 210,000 in Cash Rewards
Alongside the competitive format, Erix Global has announced up to USD 210,000 in cash rewards throughout the World Trading Cup.
The rewards are distributed across the competition according to the applicable campaign structure, eligibility requirements and official terms and conditions.
The prize pool adds another competitive dimension to the campaign, but the World Trading Cup is structured around more than rewards alone.
Its central concept is regional representation.
Participants begin by competing alongside traders from their own region before potentially earning the opportunity to represent that region against qualifiers from other parts of the world.
“Fight for Your Region. Trade for the Crown.”
The campaign theme captures the progression built into the World Trading Cup.
Fight for Your Region.
Participants begin within their respective regional competitions.
Trade for the Crown.
Those who successfully advance eventually reach the global stage, where the World Trading Cup title is at stake.
The concept transforms a trading competition into a broader international campaign connecting participants from multiple markets through a common competitive structure.
Creating a Global Platform for Traders
Commenting on the launch, Joe Li, Chairman of Erix Global Group, explained the thinking behind the World Trading Cup:
“The World Trading Cup was created to give traders the chance to compete beyond their local markets and earn their place on a global stage. We wanted to build an experience that inspires participants to represent their regions, challenge themselves, and stand alongside top-performing traders from around the world. We hope this campaign creates opportunities for traders to connect, compete, and showcase their abilities on a larger stage.”
The statement reflects one of the defining ideas behind the campaign: providing a structured route from regional participation to international competition.
For Erix Global, the World Trading Cup also creates an opportunity to connect its client community across different geographic markets through one campaign.
Five Regions. Fifteen Finalists. One Global Stage.
The numbers behind the competition illustrate its structure clearly.
5 participating regions.
3 competition stages.
15 traders qualifying for the World Finals.
Up to USD 210,000 in cash rewards.
1 World Trading Cup title.
The regional format means participants follow their own qualification journey before the competition converges at the global level.
That progression is intended to create a stronger sense of regional identity while maintaining the international character of the competition.
Pre-Registration Opens 20 July 2026
The first step toward the World Trading Cup begins on 20 July 2026, when pre-registration is scheduled to open.
The campaign will be available to eligible new and existing Erix Global clients in participating regions, subject to the official competition terms and local restrictions.
Prospective participants should review the official campaign documentation carefully before registering.
Important details—including eligible jurisdictions, account requirements, qualifying trading activity, ranking methodology, competition schedules, reward allocation and advancement criteria—will be governed by the official World Trading Cup terms and conditions.
More Than a Single Trading Competition
The World Trading Cup represents a different approach to client engagement for Erix Global.
Rather than operating as a single short-term challenge, it creates a progression across multiple stages and geographic markets.
Each stage has a clear purpose.
The Regional Qualifiers open the competition.
The Regional Finals determine who advances.
And the World Finals bring the qualifying participants together on the global stage.
This format allows the competition to develop over time while giving participants clear milestones to pursue throughout the campaign.
Connecting Erix Global’s International Community
As a global financial-services business, Erix Global operates across multiple markets and regions.
The World Trading Cup provides a common campaign through which eligible clients from participating regions can engage within the same international competition framework.
Although participants initially compete regionally, the final objective is global.
This makes the World Trading Cup both a trading competition and an international client-engagement initiative.
The campaign is designed around:
Competition. Regional representation. Progression. Global participation.
These principles shape the journey from the opening qualification stage through to the World Finals.
The Road to December Begins
When pre-registration opens on 20 July 2026, participants will begin the process that could ultimately lead to the World Finals in December.
Some will enter the Regional Qualifiers.
A smaller group will progress to the Regional Finals.
And ultimately, 15 qualifying traders representing five regions will reach the final stage.
There, the regional competitions converge into one international event.
One global stage.
One World Trading Cup.
And one opportunity to claim the title of World Trading Cup Champion.
Fight for Your Region. Trade for the Crown.
The World Trading Cup represents Erix Global’s latest effort to bring its international trading community together through a structured global campaign.
With up to USD 210,000 in cash rewards, a three-stage qualification process and a World Final bringing together qualifying participants from five regions, the competition is designed to progress from regional participation to global competition.
Pre-registration opens 20 July 2026.
Further information regarding eligibility, participating regions, ranking methodology, trading requirements, competition schedules, prizes and applicable restrictions will be available through the official Erix Global World Trading Cup campaign page.
Risk Disclaimer
Trading financial instruments and leveraged derivative products involves significant risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Please ensure you fully understand the risks involved and your exposure to potential capital loss. Participation in a trading competition does not reduce the financial risks associated with trading. The competition is not available where prohibited by law. Eligibility requirements, regional restrictions, competition rules and terms and conditions apply.
