FAQ
What are digital options?
What are the varieties of digital options?
When opening an option trade, you first choose the underlying asset — the instrument on which your forecast will be based.
By purchasing a digital option, you are predicting the direction of this asset’s price movement.
The underlying asset is the financial instrument whose price determines the outcome of the trade.
In digital options, the most commonly used underlying assets include:
• Securities (shares of global companies)
• Currency pairs (EUR/USD, GBP/USD, etc.)
• Commodities and metals (oil, gold and others)
• Indices (S&P 500, Dow Jones, US Dollar Index, etc.)
There is no universal underlying asset. The choice depends on your knowledge, your trading approach and the analytical information you rely on — including market data, charts and financial research for each instrument.
What is the gist of digital options trading?
A digital option is a simplified type of derivative instrument.
To trade it, you don’t need to predict the exact price level an asset may reach — only its direction.
The entire process comes down to one decision: will the price go up or down by the time the option expires?
The size of the price movement doesn’t matter. Whether the asset shifts by a few points or a hundred, the result is determined solely by the accuracy of your forecast.
If your forecast is correct, the option pays a fixed return. If it’s not, the loss is limited to the amount invested in the trade.
How to learn quickly how to make money in the digital options market?
To earn profit with digital options, you need to correctly predict whether the price of your chosen asset will move up or down.
To improve the consistency of your results, it is important to:
• develop and follow a structured trading strategy
• manage and diversify your risks
When creating a strategy or exploring diversification options, it helps to analyze the market and study analytical and statistical data from reliable sources — expert opinions, financial analytics and specialized platforms, including our website.
At what expense does the Company pay profit to the Client in case of successful trade?
The Company earns from the volume of trades executed on the platform.
It does not depend on whether a particular trade is profitable or not, making the client’s and the Company’s interests aligned — stable trading activity benefits both sides.
All trades executed by clients form the total trading volume routed through liquidity providers.
This aggregated flow contributes to overall market liquidity and ensures stable pricing for users.
Can I close my account? How to do it?
What is the expiration period of a trade?
The expiration period is the moment when the trade closes and the final result is automatically determined.
When trading digital options, you choose the expiration time yourself — from short intervals of a few minutes to longer time frames.
What are the possible results of the placed trades?
There are three possible outcomes when trading digital options:
If your forecast is correct, you receive a fixed payout.
If your forecast is incorrect, you incur a loss limited to the amount you invested in the trade.
If the price remains unchanged at expiration, the option closes at the same price it was opened, and your investment is returned.
This means your maximum risk is always limited to the amount you invest in each trade.
Is the download of the program to a computer or smartphone required?
In what currency is the Client's account opened? Can I change the currency of the Client's account?
Is there a minimum amount that I can deposit to my account at registration?
What are digital options?
- securities (shares of world companies)
- currency pairs (EUR / USD, GBP / USD, etc.)
- raw materials and precious metals (oil, gold, etc.)
- indices (S&P 500, Dow, dollar index, etc.)
What are the varieties of digital options?
What is the gist of digital options trading?
How to learn quickly how to make money in the digital options market?
- develop your own trading strategies, in which the number of correctly predicted trades will be maximum, and follow them
- diversify your risks
At what expense does the Company pay profit to the Client in case of successful trade?
Can I close my account? How to do it?
What is the expiration period of a trade?
What are the possible results of the placed trades?
Is the download of the program to a computer or smartphone required?
In what currency is the Client's account opened? Can I change the currency of the Client's account?
Is there a minimum amount that I can deposit to my account at registration?
What determines profit size?
- securities (shares of world companies)
- currency pairs (EUR / USD, GBP / USD, etc.)
- raw materials and precious metals (oil, gold, etc.)
- indices (S&P 500, Dow, dollar index, etc.)
How can I calculate the profit for a trade?
- securities (shares of world companies)
- currency pairs (EUR / USD, GBP / USD, etc.)
- raw materials and precious metals (oil, gold, etc.)
- indices (S&P 500, Dow, dollar index, etc.)
What is the minimum deposit amount?
- securities (shares of world companies)
- currency pairs (EUR / USD, GBP / USD, etc.)
- raw materials and precious metals (oil, gold, etc.)
- indices (S&P 500, Dow, dollar index, etc.)
How to withdraw money from the account?
- securities (shares of world companies)
- currency pairs (EUR / USD, GBP / USD, etc.)
- raw materials and precious metals (oil, gold, etc.)
- indices (S&P 500, Dow, dollar index, etc.)
Is there any fee for depositing or withdrawing funds from the account?
- securities (shares of world companies)
- currency pairs (EUR / USD, GBP / USD, etc.)
- raw materials and precious metals (oil, gold, etc.)
- indices (S&P 500, Dow, dollar index, etc.)
Do I need to deposit the account of the trading platform and how often do I need to do this?
- securities (shares of world companies)
- currency pairs (EUR / USD, GBP / USD, etc.)
- raw materials and precious metals (oil, gold, etc.)
- indices (S&P 500, Dow, dollar index, etc.)
How can I deposit?
- securities (shares of world companies)
- currency pairs (EUR / USD, GBP / USD, etc.)
- raw materials and precious metals (oil, gold, etc.)
- indices (S&P 500, Dow, dollar index, etc.)
How long does it take to withdraw funds?
- securities (shares of world companies)
- currency pairs (EUR / USD, GBP / USD, etc.)
- raw materials and precious metals (oil, gold, etc.)
- indices (S&P 500, Dow, dollar index, etc.)
What is the minimum withdrawal amount?
- securities (shares of world companies)
- currency pairs (EUR / USD, GBP / USD, etc.)
- raw materials and precious metals (oil, gold, etc.)
- indices (S&P 500, Dow, dollar index, etc.)
What is the minimum withdrawal amount?
- securities (shares of world companies)
- currency pairs (EUR / USD, GBP / USD, etc.)
- raw materials and precious metals (oil, gold, etc.)
- indices (S&P 500, Dow, dollar index, etc.)
Do I need to provide any documents to make a withdrawal?
- securities (shares of world companies)
- currency pairs (EUR / USD, GBP / USD, etc.)
- raw materials and precious metals (oil, gold, etc.)
- indices (S&P 500, Dow, dollar index, etc.)
What data is required to register on the Company website?
- name (in English)
- email address (indicate the current, work, address)
- telephone (with a code, for example, + 44123 ….)
- a password that you will use in future to enter the system (in order to minimize the risk of unauthorized access to your individual account, we recommend that you create a complex password using lowercase, uppercase letters and numbers. Do not disclose the password to third parties)
Is it possible to indicate other people's (fake) data when registering on the website?
How to understand that I need to go through account verification?
How long does the verification process take?
If I made a mistake during entering data into my individual account, how can I fix this?
What is account verification?
- provide a color scan copy of the first spread of the Client’s passport (passport page with photo)
- identify with the help of a «selfie» (photograph of himself)
- confirm the address of registration (residence) of the Client, etc