Diverse contract types
Multiple contract types with varying durations to suit your trading strategy.
Types of Options
Rise/Fall
Predict whether the market price will be rise above or fall below the entry price at the end of your contract.
Higher/Lower
Choose a target price at the start (barrier), and predict if the final price will be higher or lower than barrier.
Ends Between/Ends Outside
Predict whether the price of the asset will end between or outside two price barriers (upper and lower) at the end of the contract.
Stays Between/Goes Outside
Predict whether the price of the asset will stay between or go outside two price barriers (upper and lower) at any point during the contract period.
Touch/No Touch
Predict whether the market price will "touch" or not touch a target price (barrier) during the contract period.
Only Ups/Only Downs
Predict if the market will only move in one direction — either up or down — during the entire contract period.
High/Low Ticks
Predict whether a specific price tick will be the highest or lowest point during the contract period.
Reset Call/Reset Put
Predict whether the price will be higher (with a Reset Call) or lower (with a Reset Put) than the entry price or reset price by the contract's expiry. If the market moves against your position, the price will reset in your favour.
Asian Up/Asian Down
Predict whether the closing price of an asset is higher (Asian Up) or lower (Asian Down) than the average price throughout the contract.
Accumulator Options
Set a growth rate between 1–5% and see if the market price stays within a defined range from the previous spot price. Your payout grows exponentially based on the growth rate you choose. Keep in mind: higher growth rates mean narrower ranges for price movements.
Vanilla Call/Put
Choose a strike price and decide your position. Open a Call position if you expect the price to rise above the strike price, or a Put position if you think it will fall below it. With fixed expiry times, this provides precise price level trading.
Turbo Up/Down
Decide whether the market price will stay above (Up) or drop below (Down) a set barrier. Your payout adjusts based on how far the price moves in your chosen direction, letting you take advantage of both rising and falling markets.
Multipliers Up/Down
Select whether you expect the price to rise (Up) or fall (Down). Your multiplier boosts the market movement, amplifying both potential gains and losses. The more the market moves in your predicted direction, the greater your potential payout.
