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All-or-nothing option

Another name for a binary option whose qualifying outcome pays a predetermined amount and whose non-qualifying outcome normally pays nothing.

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Common comparison error

Two platforms using All or nothing option need not share contract family, source, equality, refund, or Cash or nothing option.

Practical use

How to verify All-or-nothing option

Read All-or-nothing option together with Binary option, Cash-or-nothing option, Asset-or-nothing option. The comparison must preserve the exact rule, value, state, and evidence described below.

A neutral example

Under All or nothing option, the reference crosses a target at 14:02 then ends below at 14:05. The accepted path rule, not the Binary option screenshot, decides. The scenario is specific to All or nothing option: the qualifying state pays a predetermined amount while the non-qualifying state normally pays zero.

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Where to verify All-or-nothing option

Use the source that governs the exact contract, account, entity, or platform state. A general definition cannot replace current broker terms.

Broker contract specificationConfirm the outcome condition, strike or barrier, observation window, expiry, payout, tie rule, and settlement record for the exact product.
CFTC binary options resourcesReview product-risk and fraud explanations published by the U.S. derivatives regulator.Open source