General Questions

What are digital options?

Digital options are time-boxed contracts that pay a fixed return if your price forecast is correct at the chosen expiry. You don’t buy the asset itself—you simply predict whether its price will be higher or lower at a specific moment.

That simplicity doesn’t mean “easy.” Because the outcome hinges on a precise time, seconds can matter—especially around news or session opens. The edge usually comes from preparation, context, and repeatable timing rules.

What are the varieties of digital options?

You choose an underlying asset to build your contract. Each market type has its own personality—liquidity, volatility, and what “moves” it. Here’s a quick orientation:

What is the gist of digital options trading?

Success revolves around direction + timing. You’re answering two questions:

• Directional bias: Is price more likely to finish higher or lower from here?
• Timebox: How long does the setup usually need to work out?

The move’s size doesn’t matter; the finish line does. That’s why matching expiry to setup is critical. A tight mean-reversion scalp doesn’t need a 1-hour clock. A retest after news digestion might.

“Don’t try to be right faster—try to size the clock to the setup.”

How to learn quickly?

Improvement comes from structured practice—not lucky streaks. Here’s a compact path you can start today:

• Define one simple setup: e.g., pullback to a rising MA in trend. Write precise entry/invalid rules.
• Standardize expiries: Pick 2–3 timeframes that logically fit your setup (5m/15m/1h).
• Risk limits: Fixed stake per attempt; cap daily attempts; stop after two consecutive mistakes.
• Journal everything: Asset, reason, level, expiry, outcome, screenshot. Review every 20–30 trades.
• Diversify, but smartly: Rotate assets and sessions—don’t stack the same idea five times at once.

At what expense does the Company pay profit?

The platform’s economics rely on aggregate flow, hedging, and fixed-payout pricing. Client orders are managed against market liquidity and internal risk controls. When you win, your fixed return comes from that operating framework—not from a single counterparty matched at the same instant.

In plain terms: high, steady volume + risk management = capacity to honor fixed payouts while keeping the venue sustainable.

Can I close my account?

Yes—directly from your profile. Scroll to the bottom and select “Delete Account”. Follow the prompts to confirm identity and finalize the request. Consider downloading statements or history first for personal records.

What is the expiration period of a trade?

The expiration period is your contract’s timer. When it hits zero, the trade settles automatically. Choosing the right clock is half the battle:

• Short (1–5m): Captures bursts; higher noise sensitivity.
• Medium (10–30m): Balances noise with structure; great for retests.
• Long (45–240m): Lets broader themes play out; fewer entries, cleaner logic.

What are the possible results?

At expiry, there are three possible outcomes:

1. Correct forecast: You receive the quoted fixed return on your stake.
2. Incorrect forecast: You lose only the amount you committed—never more.
3. Exact tie: If price ends exactly at entry, your stake is returned (a push).

Risk reminder: Trading leveraged or time-boxed products involves significant risk. Never commit funds you cannot afford to lose. Practice first, scale slowly, and keep deliberate records.