No, the credit bonus cannot be converted into cash or withdrawn. However, you can withdraw your trading profits and principal balance during the promotion period.

When you make a withdrawal, the system will adjust the credit bonus proportionally.

Examples:

1. Withdrawing trading profit only – full credit bonus is retained.

• Balance: $2,500 (Deposit $2,000 + Profit $500)
• Bonus: $400
• Withdrawal: $500
• After withdrawal: Bonus remains $400

2. Withdrawal exceeds profit – bonus is deducted proportionally from the principal.

• Balance: $2,500 (Deposit $2,000 + Profit $500)
• Bonus: $400
• Withdrawal: $1,000

Deducted credit:$$\text{Deducted Credit} = \frac{2000 – (2900 – 400 – 1000)}{2000} \times 400 = 100$$Deducted Credit=20002000−(2900−400−1000)​×400=100

• After withdrawal: Bonus remains $300

3. Withdrawal during a loss – bonus is deducted proportionally based on remaining balance.

• Balance: $1,800 (Deposit $2,000 − Loss $200)
• Bonus: $400
• Withdrawal: $500

Deducted credit:$$\text{Deducted Credit} = \frac{500}{2200 – 400} \times 400 \approx 111.11$$Deducted Credit=2200−400500​×400≈111.11

• After withdrawal: Bonus remains $288.89

Important Notes:

• If the margin level falls below 100% after deducting the withdrawal amount, the withdrawal request will be rejected.
• Credit bonus is for trading flexibility only and does not count as withdrawable funds.

I can also create a visual table or calculator-style guide for Ohio Markets to make it easy for clients to see bonus deduction on withdrawals. Do you want me to do that?