Risk-free trades - All you need to know!

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✨Risk-Free Trades

A risk-free trade (RFT) is a tool that protects your money in the event of an incorrect forecast. When you open an RFT, the deal's amount is returned to your account if it is not profitable!

📝The conditions for using an RFT 

• Each RFT has a value. This limits your investment protection. 

Let’s say your RFT has a value of $5. If you use it to open a $10 deal, and the result is negative, only $5 will be credited back. 

• RFTs can only be used once, even if the amount of your deal is lower than the RFT value. 

Let's say your RFT has a value of $5. If you open a deal for $3 with your RFT, and the result is negative, only $3 will be credited back and the whole RFT will be spent.  

• RFTs can be used in deals of any amount as long as they don't exceed your current balance. 
• You can only use your RFT for Fixed Time Trading. This feature is not available in Forex or Stocks. 

Here's a brief video with the most important info about RFT:

🤔How to get risk-free trades?

There are four ways to get risk-free trades:

Trader's Way

Earning experience points (XP) in the Trader's Way will allow you to receive risk-free trades. Especially if your status is Expert! To read more about our Trader's Way, please check this link.  

Social media

Risk-free trades and other amazing prizes are constantly offered on our Facebook and Instagram pages. Stay tuned to our contests on the official pages to win RFTs. 

💰Risk-Free Trades activation

• Click on the 'shield' symbol next to the 'deal duration' button. 

  Here's how it looks in the app and web version: 

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• Select the amount of the RFT you want to use. 

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In this step you will see how many RFTs are available in your account. 

• The 'shield' will appear in the 'Up' and 'Down' buttons. Choose one of them according to your prediction.  

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• You will see 'Risk Free' under the asset's name after you open your deal. 

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To read more about risk-free trades please check this article.

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