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At-the-money (ATM)

A strike or settlement point that is effectively equal to the current reference price.

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Common comparison error

At the money describes effective equality between reference and strike; it does not say whether equality settles as a win, loss, refund, or void.

Practical use

How to verify At-the-money (ATM)

Read At-the-money (ATM) together with At-the-money settlement rule, Strike distance, Barrier distance. The comparison must preserve the exact rule, value, state, and evidence described below.

A neutral example

A ticket shows strike 1.08500 and the selected reference also at 1.08500. The platform must state whether that displayed equality is exact at stored precision and how the resulting ATM state affects payout.

Evidence path

Where to verify At-the-money (ATM)

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

Order ticket and contract historyPreserve the displayed quote source, entry value, strike or barrier, cutoff, final value, timestamp, and correction status.
CFTC customer protection materialUse regulator material to separate a displayed return from probability, authorization, and account safety.Open source