Regulations · Updated September 2026
Rules of Trading Operations
These rules describe how trades are opened, priced and settled on binexc. They apply to every trade you place — Buy/Sell, pending by price and pending by time.
1. Order types
Buy/Sell is a directional trade with a fixed expiry. A win returns the amount placed plus profit calculated from the confirmed payout percentage; a loss returns nothing; an exact tie returns the amount placed.
Pending by price: the trade is opened only when the market reaches a price you choose. Useful when you cannot watch the chart.
Pending by time: the trade is opened automatically at a specific clock time. Both pending types can be cancelled before they trigger.
2. Pricing
binexc offers two kinds of markets: 57 OTC markets that are open every day, and 15 Live forex markets (marked without “OTC”) that follow real market prices updated every second.
Live markets follow the global forex session: they close from Friday 17:00 to Sunday 17:00 New York time. New trades cannot open while a Live market is closed or its price is not updating; if no closing price exists at expiry, the amount placed is refunded.
Entry and close prices are taken at server-validated timestamps. The automatic outcome uses the recorded direction, entry price and price at the contractual expiry.
The payout percentage shown before you confirm is locked for that trade and is validated by the server for the market and duration when the trade opens.
3. Execution and slippage
An immediate order is validated by the server for market availability, amount, duration and balance before it opens. The accepted entry timestamp is also validated by the server.
Each trade amount must be between $1 and $3,000. A market accepts no more than 30 running trades for the current candle.
4. Pending orders
A pending order can use a selected price or time trigger and an expiry of 1m, 2m, 5m, 10m, 15m, 30m, 1h or 2h, chosen by you each time. Its amount is reserved when the order is saved and is released if the waiting order is cancelled.
Pending orders are processed server-side even when the app is closed. Market availability and the payout cap are checked again when the order triggers.
5. Disputes and trade cancellation
A confirmed trade cannot be cancelled after it opens. A waiting pending order may be cancelled before it triggers.
If a saved pending order cannot open at its trigger, it is marked failed and its reserved amount is returned. Contact support if the history shown in the app appears incorrect.