Binomo FAQ

Binomo is an online trading platform, founded in 2014, where you open fixed time trades on the direction of an asset's price. A correct prediction pays a fixed percentage; a wrong one loses the stake.

It depends on where you live. Binomo does not accept clients from the United States and several other countries. In some places where it does operate, financial regulators have issued warnings about offshore platforms. Check your national regulator's website before you register.

Binomo is not licensed by a top-tier regulator such as the FCA, ASIC or SEC. It is a Category A member of the Financial Commission, a self-regulatory body that resolves disputes and runs a compensation fund of up to €20,000 per complaint.

The platform pays verified withdrawals in our experience. But the protection you get from an offshore company is weaker than from a bank or a locally licensed broker. Keep only what you are actively using on the platform.

$10, or the local equivalent.

$1.

Every account gets 10,000 in virtual funds that you can refill for free. See our demo account guide.

Up to 3 business days on Standard, up to 24 hours on Gold and up to 4 hours on VIP, after verification. Your bank may add time.

Usually a government photo ID. Sometimes a selfie or proof of address is requested. Names must match your profile and payment account.

Only if you have read the turnover requirement and are fine with it. Bonus funds can block withdrawals until the required trading volume is reached.

No. Each trade risks only its stake, and the balance cannot go below zero.

No. Anyone selling guaranteed results on Binomo is selling something other than trading. Avoid them.

No. We are an independent affiliate site. For account problems, contact Binomo support from inside the platform.