How to trade

1. Go to Create account and enter your email, country and phone number.
2. Confirm the code sent to your email (check spam if it is not there within two minutes).
3. Sign in. Your dashboard opens with a demo balance already available.

The demo account uses virtual money with real market prices. Nothing you do there can cost you a cent, and it behaves the same as the live account - same markets, same buttons, same payouts.

Use it until you can answer three questions without thinking: where do I choose direction, where do I set the stake, and how long is my trade open.

Verification (KYC) is one upload: an identity document plus a selfie. It is required before any withdrawal can be paid, so do it early rather than at the moment you want your money. Full detail: verification guide.

The minimum deposit is 5 USD. Mobile money, card and crypto are supported depending on your country - see deposits for timeframes and troubleshooting.

• Stake is the amount at risk on that single trade. It is deducted when the trade opens and returned with the profit if you win.
• Duration is how long the trade stays open. Shorter durations are more like a coin flip - the market has less time to move.
• Payout is the percentage shown on the ticket, up to the maximum advertised on the platform. A payout of 85% on a 10 USD stake returns 18.50 USD on a win. On a loss the stake is gone.
• Minimum and maximum stake are shown on the trade panel itself. If a stake is rejected, it is outside that range or above the available balance.

The scanner reads live price behaviour across the markets and highlights setups it considers favourable, then you decide whether to take them - or let auto-trade act on those signals within the limits you set.

It is a tool that removes guesswork and emotion, not a prediction machine. It cannot know the future, it does not guarantee a win, and no setting turns it into a guaranteed income. Treat every signal as a probability, size the stake accordingly, and never increase stakes to recover a loss.

Target profit is the amount you want the automated session to reach before it stops. When the target is hit, the session closes on its own.

The companion setting is a stop level - the loss at which the session quits. Set both. A session with a target and no stop is how a good day becomes a wiped balance.

When the duration ends, the trade settles automatically: wins credit stake plus payout profit, losses remove the stake. Every trade appears in your history with its entry, exit and result, which is the only honest way to judge whether your approach works.

• Trading the whole balance on one trade.
• Doubling the stake after each loss ("martingale"). It works until the one loss that ends the account.
• Trading every signal instead of the best two or three.
• Judging the strategy on five trades. Use at least 50 before drawing a conclusion.
• Ignoring the demo. It costs nothing and teaches the same interface.