Common comparison error
Automatic settlement under Fixed time trade FTT is not a manual early-exercise right and should not be inferred from Digits options.
GlossaryProducts & contracts
Fixed-time trade (FTT)
A broker-specific fixed-duration direction mode, commonly using Up/Down choices and a published payout.
Detailed explanation
How Fixed-time trade (FTT) works in practice
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Mechanics
FTT is a platform label commonly used for a fixed-duration direction contract. It does not establish a universal start event, tie rule, price source, early-close right, or payout structure.
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Worked example
Record whether duration begins at submission, acceptance, or entry tick; whether expiry is a timer or fixed clock; how equal settlement is treated; and which value the history uses to determine the result.
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Decision rule
Compare FTT with other binary or digital modes field by field. A familiar duration label is not enough when acceptance timing, rejection, settlement, or ordinary payout remains unclear.
Practical use
How to verify Fixed-time trade (FTT)
Read Fixed-time trade (FTT) together with Digital option, Digits options, Asian Up/Asian Down. The comparison must preserve the exact rule, value, state, and evidence described below.
A neutral example
Fixed time trade FTT offers variable strikes. Three tickets at fixed stake and expiry show how condition and payout change relative to Digital option. Fixed time trade FTT is distinguished here by one decisive fact: the broker label normally combines a fixed duration, direction choice, and published payout but still needs exact rules.
Evidence path
Where to verify Fixed-time trade (FTT)
Use the source that governs the exact contract, account, entity, or platform state. A general definition cannot replace current broker terms.