Risk notice: what a 92% payout means over many trades
A 92% payout is not a 92% chance of winning. A wrong forecast loses the whole stake and a right one returns the stake plus 92%, so you must be right 52.08% of the time just to break even. The platform, not you, sets that payout.
01 · The maths
The break-even formula
Stake S, payout p. A correct forecast earns p × S; a wrong one loses S. Over many trades you only break even when the share of correct forecasts w satisfies w × p = 1 − w, which gives:
Turn the dial: these are the published payout percentages from the platform's assets schedule on 29 August 2026, with the break-even we calculated from each. It is arithmetic, not an estimate.
02 · The payout table
Where the payouts sit
Pick a payout tier to see which OTC pairs carry it. The company sets the payout and quotes the market from its own paid sources, so the threshold you must beat is not yours to choose.
03 · Try it
What the threshold does over 100 trades
04 · One trade
What a single trade can do
CORRECTThe margin returns plus the payout shown at the click.
WRONGThe whole stake is lost. There is no partial result.
EXACT TIEThe margin returns; the volume is not counted.
The asymmetry compounds. Ten lost $10 trades cost $100; ten won ones at 92% return $92.
One more rule works against you: the agreement lets the company refuse a trade when it lacks liquidity in the chosen instrument at the moment of the request. The terminal then shows a notice and no contract opens, so you cannot count on getting the position you want at the time you want it.
05 · The platform's own words
What the platform says about risk
RISK DISCLOSURE · PLATFORMOperations with foreign currency and derivatives are
connected with a high level of risk, therefore it is not suitable for many people.The same page adds that your losses can exceed your initial payment.
PUBLIC OFFER · SECTION 11Citizens and permanent residents of 32 countries, the United States first, are
not servedat all.Where the service is available, it is for adults only.
No compensation scheme and no financial regulator is named in the company's documents. Its agreement is governed by the law of Costa Rica, with courts there. The English text of the disclosure is the one the company says has legal force; translations have none. Quotes from any other provider cannot be used in a dispute: the company's own paid sources decide.
06 · Warning signs
Signs that trading has become a problem
You raise your stake after a run of losses to win the money back.
You trade with borrowed funds or money meant for bills.
You hide losses from family or friends.
Never deposit an amount whose loss would change your monthly budget.
We list no helpline numbers: we have no verified line for this product and audience. Talk to a qualified financial adviser and to the support services in your own country.