Digital options are derivative financial instruments tied to underlying assets—like stocks, currencies, commodities, or indices. They allow you to predict whether the asset’s price will go up or down over a fixed period.
If your prediction is correct, the profit is a fixed percentage of your invested amount. For example, if the payout is 90% and you invested $100, you’d make $90 profit regardless of how large or small the price moved in the right direction.
Withdrawal methods generally mirror the deposit method you used.
For large amounts, verification documents might be requested.
There is no commission from the company for withdrawing or depositing, but third-party payment systems may charge fees or apply currency conversion charges.
For most payment methods, the minimum you can withdraw is USD 10. For cryptocurrency withdrawals, the minimum starts at USD 50 and may vary depending on the specific coin.
