B

Academy

Twelve short lessons to get comfortable before you trade with real money — six of them come with a short demo clip you can play right here.

Pick an asset, choose Even/Odd, Over/Under, Match or Differ, and set a stake. Your contract opens on the current tick and settles on the next tick — about one second later. If the outcome matches your pick the payout is credited instantly; otherwise the stake is lost. The smallest stake is $0.10. Demo and real balances are separate, so practise first.

Short demo — tap to play, on loop.

Even/Odd wins on roughly half of ticks and pays about +95%. Over and Under the digit you choose pay more when you back a narrower band. Differ pays a little (about +5.6%) because you win on nine digits out of ten. Match pays the most (about +850%) because it hits once in ten. A bigger payout always means a smaller chance.

Short demo — tap to play, on loop.

Staking too much on one contract is the most common beginner mistake. A practical rule is 1 to 3 percent of your balance per trade, so a losing run does not wipe you out. Never chase losses, never stake money you need, and decide on a daily loss limit before you start. Losing streaks are normal: six losses in a row is not rare at even odds.

Short demo — tap to play, on loop.

Every account gets a $10,000 practice balance you can top up whenever you like. Demo money is not withdrawable and never mixes with real money. Learn the terminal, the contract types and the bot on demo until the buttons feel automatic, then switch to your real balance on the trade terminal when you are ready.

Short demo — tap to play, on loop.

The bot places trades for you with the settings you choose: asset, contract, stake, a martingale multiplier, a profit target and a stop loss. Every run closes itself after 20 trades or 5 minutes, whichever comes first. Keep the multiplier at 1 until you understand how it behaves, always set a stop loss, and run it on demo before you run it with real money.

Short demo — tap to play, on loop.

Deposits go through M-Pesa: you enter an amount, approve the prompt on your phone, and the balance is credited when the payment confirms. Withdrawals are paid back to your M-Pesa number, with a $5 minimum, and the status on the Withdraw page moves through requested, sent and paid. Keep the phone number on your Account page up to date — that is where payouts are sent.

Short demo — tap to play, on loop.

The chart shows the last price. The digit strip under it shows the last digit of each of the most recent ticks — that is the number your contract settles on. Even/Odd is decided by whether that last digit is even or odd; Over/Under, Match and Differ are decided by its value. Watching the strip tells you how the last few ticks landed, which is not the same as predicting the next one.

Copy trading mirrors a lead trader's manual trades onto your account at the stake you choose. You can stop following at any time and open positions still settle normally. Past performance is not a promise of future results, so look at a lead's win rate and how deep their losing runs go before you copy, and start with a small stake.

Checking in once a day builds a streak with rewards that grow from $0.10 on day one to $2.00 on day seven, then the cycle restarts. Rewards VIP tiers (Bronze to Platinum) add a weekly cashback on losses, and missions and badges pay out for activity. Bonus money is credited automatically and needs no deposit.

Your referral link tracks everyone who signs up through it. When a referred user trades, you earn a commission based on their stake — 10% by default — credited as real money to your balance. Share your link on the Referrals page, and remember that commission only comes from genuine referred activity.

Use a strong, unique password and never share your login or your M-Pesa PIN with anyone — no member of the team will ever ask for either. Check that you are on the correct web address before signing in, and review your account details so payouts always find you. If anything looks wrong, contact Support straight away.

Set a profit target and a stop loss before every session, not after a loss. When you hit either one, close the terminal for the day. Trading tired, angry or while chasing a loss is how most accounts are lost. Treat this as entertainment with money you can afford to lose, and never treat it as a way to pay bills.

Educational content only — not financial advice. Trading involves risk and you can lose your deposit.