Fixed Time Trades - All you need to know!

4 min. readlast update: 03.08.2024

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✨Fixed Time Trades

Fixed Time Trades (Fixed Time, FTT) is one of the trading modes available on the Olymp Trade platform. In this mode, you make trades for a limited period of time and receive a fixed rate of return for a correct forecast about the movements in currency, stock, and other asset prices. 

🤔Trading mechanics

This video will help you take the first steps in trading on the Olymp Trade platform.

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🔍Choosing Trade Conditions

There is a menu that lets you select trade conditions next to the asset chart. To open a trade, you need to specify: 

  •  The trade amount: This is what the amount of your potential profit depends on.

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  • Trade time: For most assets, the minimum trade time is 1 minute, but there are exceptions when trades can last 5 or 15 minutes.  

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📈Up and Down Trades

If you think that the asset price will go up by the end of the selected time period, press the green button. If you plan to profit from a decline in the rate, press the red button. 

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The first option is called an "Up trade." The second one is a "Down trade." 

💰Minimum & Maximum Trade Amount for FTT Mode 

The minimum investment amount is $1 or €1. Maximum Trade Amount in the FTT mode will depend on your account's status:

  • For a trader with a Starter status, the maximum trade amount is $3,000 or €3,000. 
  • For a trader with an Advanced status, the maximum trade amount is $4,000 or €4,000. 
  • For a trader with an Expert status, the maximum trade amount is $5,000 or €5,000. 

To read more about account statuses, check out this article!

🌟FTT Features

  • Strike Prices
  • Risk-Free Trades
  • Flat Market Protection 

🎯Strike Price Menu

A strike price menu is a table where you can find the available strike prices in the middle column, the down trade’ profitability in the left column, and the up trade’ profitability in the right column. 

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🤑 Risk-Free Trades 

A risk–free trade protects your investment from losses. If you activate a risk–free trade that closes with a negative result, the trade amount will be credited to your account. 

Each risk–free trade has its value, which limits your investment protection. Let’s say a risk–free trade has a value of $100. In case of a losing trade, only $100 of the investment will be credited back to your account, even if your trade amount is $500. 

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Risk-free trades is a premium platform feature. One can get them by making a large enough deposit to reach the Expert status, showing high activity with a live account, or taking part in tournaments. 

To read more about Risk-free trades, please check out this article

🛡Flat Market Protection

Unexpected changes in the market can happen, and we want to protect you from these risks. With the 'Flat Market Protection,' your invested amount can be refunded to your balance when the opening and closing quotes on an FTT deal differ only by one point. You can turn this feature on and off anytime you want. 

🤔Activation of the Flat Market Protection feature

To turn on the Flat Market Protection feature, please follow these steps: 

  • Open your profile by clicking the icon in the upper right corner.
  • Click 'Settings' and select 'Trading'.
  • Switch on the function ‘Flat Market Protection’ in the ‘Trades’ subsection. 
  • Click 'Learn more’ to get more information about the feature.

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✅Want to learn more about FTT?

If you're eager to enhance your understanding of Fixed Time Trading (FTT), explore the comprehensive resources in our Help Center-:

  • Learn the fundamentals of Fixed Time Trading (FTT) with our comprehensive trade guide here.   
  • Dive into the world of FTT strategies. You can use these strategies and gain valuable insights to formulate your unique approach in the dynamic FTT environment here.  

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