The request
An asset, an expiry, an amount and a direction are sent to the company’s server.
Expert Option is a short-term trading platform with 100+ assets, a $10,000 virtual practice mode and real trades from $1. Explore the terminal, login rules and order flow before deciding whether to use it.
18+ · Capital at risk. No financial licence is named in the company’s documents.




Shares, currency pairs, commodities, indices, cryptocurrencies and OTC instruments. The platform lists 100+ assets, including Apple, Facebook, Google, McDonald’s and Tesla, alongside Gold and Oil.
Company shares shown on the platform. The asset selector displays the available instrument and its current payout.
Platform quote = (Bid + Ask) / 2. Charts are indicative, not a guaranteed execution price.
The company’s server is the quote source recognised by its agreement. Charts are indicative: the price on screen does not guarantee the price at which an order is executed.
For OTC instruments, the company forms prices from regulated markets, OTC markets and other sources. An OTC label therefore changes what the displayed quote represents. The agreement also allows results from non-market quotations to be cancelled.
Source: Features and trading appendix, clauses 2.1–2.4 and OTC 4.2–4.4 · dossier read 29 August 2026.
The screen brings together asset selection, the expiry timer, trade amount and payout indicator.

Official product artwork. Shown interface and prices are illustrative, not a live market feed.
An asset, an expiry, an amount and a direction are sent to the company’s server.
Normally 1–4 seconds. The server can reject requests under the conditions in the agreement.
A position is open only after it is recorded in the server log and receives a serial number.
The chart is only one part of the terminal. These controls explain the state of the account and what happens around a trade.
The publisher’s own images show the asset selector and chart settings. These are promotional examples of the interface, not a live feed or evidence of returns.
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Official promotional device artwork, not a live terminal capture. Features lists 4 chart types, 25 indicators and trend lines. Trading appendix: clauses 1.2 and 3.1–3.4.
ExpertOption says it has operated since 2014. Its public site describes around-the-clock availability, including weekends, and provides web, mobile and desktop access.
Official Google Play image · interface detailThe official Android listing is ExpertOption – Mobile Trading, package com.expertoption. Use the store routes linked by the platform rather than third-party APK mirrors.
*Versions stated on the brand’s public site in the source dossier. Check the current store or installer requirements for your device.
The same credentials work across clients. The web version does not require a download. Changing devices does not change order-processing rules, account limits or the risk of a trade.
Same interface.Explore the interface without a deposit. Virtual funds cannot be withdrawn or transferred to a real account.
Practice mode opens from the web platform with no deposit. The official FAQ describes its balance as virtual money, intended for learning and practice only.
Both modes use the asset list, expiry settings and payout indicator. The Demo / Real selector changes which balance is used; it does not make practice funds withdrawable or transfer them to the real account.
A practice session can show where the buttons are, how a position appears in history and how the interface fits your screen. It cannot test a real withdrawal, the experience of losing your own money or future trading results.
Your email and password work across web, mobile and desktop clients. Account rules follow you to every device.
Open the official client or web terminal and use your registered email and password. A new device is not a reason to create another account. This guide has no login form and never asks for your password.

Clause 4.2 permits one registered account per person. If several are found, the company may terminate the agreement, block the accounts and retain profits.
Clause 1.4 of the trading appendix permits one browser tab. With several tabs, transaction information and results may be adjusted or cancelled.
Under clause 3.1, the company acts on instructions from anyone holding your credentials. The client bears losses from lost or stolen access.
An account becomes dormant after three months. The agreement allows a $50 monthly fee. After 12 consecutive dormant months with a zero balance, the company may close it without notice.
Client agreementThe platform states a $10 minimum deposit and a $1 minimum trade. More than 20 payment systems are listed, but the available method and its conditions matter.
Payment logos from the brand’s public site. Availability depends on the account and location.
Third-party cards and wallets are not accepted. A deposit is returned to its original source; profits use a selected available wallet. Payment Policy clause 3.2 allows up to 45 working days for a bank-transfer deposit.
The FAQ says verification becomes available after a deposit. It requires a colour identity-document image; card deposits may require a card statement. Identification can take up to 10 working days, or up to 30 in some cases.
The FAQ states two working days for processing, while agreement clause 4.5 allows five. If requested documents are not supplied, clause 4.3 allows the first deposit to be held for 180 days.
Sources: official FAQ, Retail Client Agreement and Payment Policy · dossier dated 29 August 2026. Any current promotion and its terms are shown on the platform itself.
The minimum trade stays $1. Account levels change deposit thresholds, deal limits and some services.

Source: ExpertOption Account types. Some benefits require an email request. Higher deposits put more capital at risk.
Micro starts at $10, Basic at $50, Silver at $500, Gold at $2,500 and Platinum at $5,000; Exclusive is invitation-only. The upper levels advertise additional services, including research and priority withdrawal. A larger deposit does not remove trading risk or the company’s control over the payout rate.
| Account | Deposit from | Maximum open deals | Maximum single deal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Micro | $10 | 10 | $100 |
| Basic | $50 | 20 | $200 |
| Silver | $500 | 30 | $500 |
| Gold | $2,500 | 50 | $1,000 |
| Platinum | $5,000 | 100 | $2,000 |
| Exclusive | Invitation only | No limit | $3,000 |
A visible chart and a submitted request are not the same as an executed position. The client agreement defines what the company may change, reject or cancel.
The FAQ makes this conditional on the market situation. The company sets the rate; it is not a promised return on your account.

Clause 2.2 gives no guarantee of execution at the chart price. Under clause 2.1, external quote sources are not accepted as the platform’s authoritative feed.
The six listed grounds cover a request before the opening quote, insufficient funds, a closed session, abnormal market conditions, technical errors and an amount outside permitted limits.
Clause 4.3 allows changes to payout rates, trade amounts and expiries. Clause 3.5 permits limits on turnover and trade counts over 24 hours, with requests rejected or trades cancelled if those limits are exceeded.
Five answers from the platform’s own documentation.
A real account starts at a $10 deposit and a $1 minimum trade, with more than 20 payment systems listed on the platform. Before that, the practice mode opens in one click with $10,000 in virtual funds and needs no deposit at all.
One email and password work across the web terminal, the mobile app and the desktop builds. Clause 4.2 of the client agreement obliges you to register only one account; if the company finds several, it may terminate the agreement, block all of them and retain any profit earned.
Because the platform's own rules say so. Clause 1.4 of the trading appendix states that when working with the site platform the client may use only one browser tab, and that with several tabs the information and the results of transactions can be adjusted or abolished.
Clause 2.3 says the displayed price is formed by the formula (Bid + Ask)/2, and clause 2.2 states the charts are indicative, with no guarantee that an order fills at the price shown. For OTC assets, clause 4.2 says prices are formed by the company itself from market and other sources.
An account with no transaction for three months becomes a Dormant Account under clause 1.1. Clause 4.3 allows a fixed dormant account fee of 50 USD per month, and after 12 consecutive dormant months with a zero balance the company may close the account without prior notice.
ExpertOption brings a browser terminal, device clients and a virtual practice mode into one account. Its entry amounts are stated as $10 for a deposit and $1 for a trade. The same documents also make the company responsible for the quote feed, payout settings and permitted limits. Inspecting the interface can help you understand those controls; it does not establish whether the product is suitable for you. Read the current conditions before putting money at risk.