Disclaimers: read this before you trade.

• All or nothing. A binary option pays a fixed return or nothing. Being slightly wrong on direction or timing means a total loss on that trade.
• The odds work against you. With payouts below 100%, you must win more than half your trades just to break even.
• Losses add up fast. Short expiries make it easy to place many trades and hard to stop.
• Only risk what you can afford to lose. Never trade money you need for rent, bills, savings or debts, and never borrow to trade.

If you’re unsure whether trading suits you, get independent advice from a licensed professional in your country.

Binary options are illegal or restricted in many places, and offshore brokers often accept customers from countries where they may not sell the product. This summary isn’t legal advice; check the current rules where you live.

We don’t recommend a broker to readers in a country where it’s prohibited. See whether Pocket Option is legal or Quotex is legal where you live. Knowing and following your local law is your responsibility.

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