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Cash-or-nothing put

A cash binary that pays when the settlement value satisfies the contract's below-strike condition.

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Common comparison error

Support's informal Cash or nothing put description cannot replace account terms, recorded outcome, and Asset or nothing option.

Practical use

How to verify Cash-or-nothing put

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

A neutral example

Two tiers apply different Cash or nothing put rules to cards and bank transfers. Terms and live cashier values are compared with Cash or nothing call for the intended account. The result is classified under Cash or nothing put because cash is paid only when the settlement value satisfies the accepted below-strike condition.

Evidence path

Where to verify Cash-or-nothing put

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