The OfferLedger desk

OfferLedger is an independent editorial desk that reads promotional small print for a living. This site covers one narrow subject in depth: the bonuses, deposit offers and promo codes attached to the Olymp Trade trading platform, and what their conditions mean for the money in your account.

Why this desk exists

Bonus pages are the least honest corner of the trading web. Most of what ranks for a promo-code query is a stale list of code strings, half of them expired and some of them invented outright. That is not a small annoyance: a reader who types a made-up code into a live deposit form learns nothing, and a reader who accepts an offer without reading its turnover clause can find their balance locked at exactly the moment they want to withdraw.

So we do the opposite. We explain where legitimate offers come from, how a deposit bonus behaves once it is credited, what turnover actually asks of you, and how to tell a real promotion from a page built to harvest logins.

What you will not find here

• No promo code strings. We never print a code — not as an example, not as a placeholder. Offers rotate constantly and the only authority on what is live today is the platform's own promotions page and the offer terms shown beside it.
• No invented figures. Bonus percentages, caps, turnover multiples, expiry windows and minimum deposits change per offer and per region. Where a number would be guesswork, we describe the mechanism and send you to the terms that carry the real figure.
• No hands-on testing claims. We have not run live trades to produce these guides, and we do not pretend otherwise. What we publish is a reading framework: the clauses to look for, in what order, and what each one costs you.
• No profit promises. Trading involves risk of loss. Fixed-time and leveraged instruments are high risk, availability and legality vary by country, and no bonus changes either fact.

How the guides are written

Each guide starts from the questions readers actually ask, then answers them against what can be verified: how bonus credit is structured across the industry, what a turnover requirement does mechanically, and what the platform itself publishes in its offer terms. Anything that cannot be checked against a primary source is either written as a mechanism or left out.

Guides are dated and revised when the underlying mechanics change. Individual promotions are deliberately not tracked page by page, because a page claiming to list "current" offers is out of date the week after it is published.

Who writes it

Editorial lead: Marguerite Vinh, Promotions and Offers Editor. Every guide on the site is written and reviewed under that byline, and corrections are handled at the address on our contact page.

How the site is funded

OfferLedger may earn a commission when a reader opens an account through a partner link. That arrangement pays for the desk; it does not buy a verdict, and it never changes what we write about an offer's conditions. The full arrangement is set out in our partner disclosure.