| Instrument | Asset | Status | Payout | Shortest term | Min order |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| XAU/USD | Spot gold | Live | 78–88% | 60s | 1 USD |
| Silver spot | Not listed | — | — | — | |
| WTI crude | Not listed | — | — | — | |
| Bitcoin | Not listed | — | — | — | |
| S&P 500 | Not listed | — | — | — | |
| EUR/USD | Not listed | — | — | — | |
| Tesla | Not listed | — | — | — |
What one instrument actually means
Most platforms list forty products and quote none of them well. We list one, and we can tell you exactly where its price comes from, who publishes it, how often it is sampled and which second settles your order. Depth beats breadth when the thing you are trading has to be verifiable.
How to read each column
Instrument is the pair you trade. Asset is what actually sits underneath it. Status tells you whether orders are accepted right now. Payout is what a winning order returns. Minimum term and minimum order are the smallest values the platform will accept, and they are hard limits, not marketing.
The rows we left empty on purpose
Silver, crude, Bitcoin, the S&P 500, EUR/USD and Tesla are all things a binary platform usually offers. Each one brings its own price source, its own session, its own manipulation surface. We would rather show you the empty rows than quietly quote something we cannot stand behind.
What “not listed” means
It means the instrument does not exist anywhere on this platform. There is no hidden order book, no disabled market, no greyed-out button that would work if you contacted support. If it is not in the table as live, we do not take orders on it, and we never will without publishing the change here first.
Why only one instrument?
Because a single price source can be published, audited and argued with. Ten sources cannot. If you can verify every settlement in under a minute, you do not need a long product list to feel confident.
Will you ever add more?
Only if we can publish a single verifiable source for it and show that source settling orders for a full month first. Until then the answer is no, and this page will say so.
Can I still watch other prices?
Of course. That is public information and we do not pretend otherwise. What we will not do is accept money on a price we cannot settle transparently.