Regulations · Updated September 2026
Risk Disclosure
Digital option trading involves substantial risk. A losing trade can lose the full amount placed, so review these risks before using real funds.
1. Market risk
OTC markets are open every day; Live forex markets follow real market prices, close on weekends and may pause when prices are not updating. A trade that appears profitable before expiry can still settle as a loss.
Past performance is not a guarantee of future results.
2. Capital risk
Never deposit or trade more than you can afford to lose. The $10 minimum crypto deposit does not reduce the risk of losing funds placed in trades.
Always use the free demo account first to practise your strategy before placing real-money trades.
3. Technology risk
Internet connections, devices and services can fail. An interruption can prevent access while an existing trade continues toward its recorded expiry.
Pending orders are processed by the server and may trigger at their selected price or time while you are away from the app.
4. Emotional risk
Trading can be stressful. Avoid revenge trading after a loss and never increase an amount simply to recover earlier losses.
5. How we help you manage risk
The trade panel shows the amount and current payout percentage before confirmation. Payouts can vary by market and duration.
Per-trade amounts are limited to $1–$3,000, and each market allows up to 30 running trades in the current candle. Limits control exposure but do not prevent losses.