placing trading orders
You can modify variables like the buy time and trade amount in the trading panel. You place a trade here in an effort to forecast whether the price will increase (green button) or decrease (red button) (red button).
choose properties
The platform offers more than a hundred different assets, including currency pairs, cryptocurrencies, commodities, and stocks.
Property selection by category
You can also use the fast search to find the asset you need: simply begin to type the asset name
For rapid access, you can favourite any currency combination, cryptocurrency, commodity, or stock. A quick access bar will display at the top of the screen with frequently used assets that have been marked with an asterisk.
The asset’s profitability is determined by its forward percentage. The greater the proportion, the greater your potential profit.
Example. If a $10 trade with an 80% profit margin closes successfully, your account will be credited with $18. Your investment is $10, and you make a profit of $8.
digital trading purchase timing
In digital trading, click the “Buy Time” menu (like in the illustration) on the trading panel and choose your chosen choice to choose a buy time.
Please be aware that the trade expiry period in digital trading is the buy time plus 30 seconds. Your trade’s closing time is always visible on the chart; it is shown by a vertical line labelled “Time to Expiry” and a timer.
Quick Trading Purchase Timing
In digital trading, select the “Expiry Time” menu on the trading panel (as in the example) and enter the necessary time.
change trade amount
By clicking “-” and “+” in the “Trade amount” area of the trading panel, you can modify the trade amount.
You can manually write in the necessary amount, multiply it, or divide it by clicking on the present amount.
strike price settings
You can place a transaction at a price higher or lower than the going market rate using the strike price, and the payback % will alter accordingly. Before trading, this feature can be enabled in the trading panel.
The gap between the market price and the strike price determines the risk and potential payment rates. By doing so, you are able to forecast price changes as well as specify the price level that should be attained.
Use the relevant switch in the lower trading panel above the market price to enable or disable the strike price.
Attention: When the strike price is enabled then due to the nature of this feature your trading orders will be placed above or below the current market position. Please do not confuse with regular trade orders which are always placed at market prices.
Attention: Strike prices are available for digital trading only.
Analyze price movements on charts and make your predictions
Depending on your forecast, select a green (up) or red (down) option. Hit “Up” if you anticipate an increase in price and “Down” if you anticipate a decrease in pricing.
trade order outcome
The result is marked as true or false in accordance with the closure of a trader’s order (time until expiry).
if the forecast is accurate
Depending on the asset’s specifications at the time of order placement, you receive a profit—the total payout, which consists of the initial investment plus trading profit.
if the forecast is accurate
The balance of the trading account is debited by the initial investment made at the moment the order was placed.
halt a current transaction
Go to the “Trades” area in the right panel of the trading interface to cancel a deal before it expires. There, all open trades are displayed, and to close a particular trade, you must click the “Close” button next to it.
Note: The trade can be canceled only within the first few seconds after the trade order is placed.
keep an express business
Express trading is a composite forecast that takes into account several different events from various traded assets. Express Trades That Win Pay Over 100%! Each time you click on the green or red button after activating Express Trading Mode, your forecast will be added to Express Trade. While using an express transaction, all anticipated payouts are compounded, allowing for substantially bigger earnings than when using a single instant or digital trade.
Find the “Express” button on the trading interface’s right side panel to access Express Trading.
To place an Express Trade, select an asset type by clicking on the relevant tab (1), then make at least two forecasts on various assets (2).
view opened express orders
Click the “Express” button on the trading interface’s right side panel, then choose the “Open” tab to view your current Express orders.
view closed express orders
Click on the “Express” button on the trading interface’s right side panel and choose the “Closed” tab to examine your closed Express orders.
monitoring your trades
Without leaving the trading interface and navigating to another page, active trading sessions can be viewed. Locate the “Trades” button in the right menu, then click it to bring up a pop-up menu displaying the session’s transactions.
show active trading
Go to the “Trades” area in the right side of the trading interface to view open trades. The display of all active trades will be available.
showing closed trades
The “Trades” section contains the closed trades during the trading session (right panel of the trading interface).
Clicking the “More” button in this area will take you to your trading history where you can check the history of live trades.
pending business
Pending trade is a feature that allows you to place a trade at a specified time in the future or when the price of an asset reaches a specific level. In other words, once the predetermined conditions are satisfied, your trade will be executed. Also, you can cancel a pending deal before it is executed without incurring any losses.
Placing trade orders “on time”
You need to: In order to put a pending order that is executed “till time” (at a particular moment):
Choose a place to live.
Set the date and hour you want to trade by clicking on the clock.
Decide on the required payout %. (note that if the actual payout percentage is less than the percentage you set, the order will not be opened).
Choose a time period.
the trade amount in text form.
Select whether you wish to place a Put or Call option after you have specified all the specifications.
The “Current” tab will display a pending deal that you may follow.
Please be aware that in order for your pending trade order to be executed, you must have enough balance. Click on the “X” to the right of a pending deal to cancel it.
Placing trade orders “by asset price”
You must follow these steps in order to execute a pending trade “by asset price”:
Choose a place to live.
Set the necessary payment percentage and open price. The pending bet will not be placed if the actual payoff % is less than the percentage you chose.
Choose the trade amount and time window.
Make a decision regarding whether to place a Put or Call option.
The “Current” tab will display a pending deal that you may follow.
Please be aware that in order for your pending trade order to be executed, you must have enough balance. Click on the “X” to the right of a pending deal to cancel it.
Note: Pending trade executed “by asset price” opens with the next tick after the specified price level is reached.
Cancellation of pending trade orders
Click the “X” button on the Current Pending Orders tab to cancel a current deal.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Difference Between Digital and Accelerated Business
A traditional type of trade order is digital trading. The trader chooses one of the predetermined timeframes (M1, M5, M30, H1, etc.) as the “time to buy” and executes a trade during this period. Two vertical lines labelled “Time to Buy” (depending on the given time frame) and “Time to Expiry” (“Time to Buy” + 30 seconds) make up a half-minute “corridor” on the chart.
Digital trading is therefore always carried out with a set order closure time, which is at the start of every minute.
On the other hand, instant trading enables you to define precise expiry times and uses smaller time-frames beginning 30 seconds before expiry.
The “expiry time” of the trade order, which is directly correlated to the time frame set in the trading panel, is the sole vertical line you will see on the screen when making a trade order in quick trading mode. It is, in other words, a straightforward and quick trading mode.
Switching between digital and instant trading
The “Trading” button on the left control panel or the flag or clock symbol under the timeframe menu on the trading panel can always be clicked to move between various types of trading.
Switching between digital and instant trading by clicking on the “Trading” button
Switching between digital and instant trading by clicking on the flag
Copying other users’ trades from the chart
Within 10 seconds of other users’ trades being displayed, you can replicate them directly off the chart. If you have enough money in your trading account balance, the trade will be replicated in the same amount.
To duplicate a transaction from the chart, click on the most recent trade in which you are interested.
