About This Terminal Guide — Indonesia
Which screens this site describes, how anything on it can be checked, and where the binding version of a rule lives.
Open a Binomo demo →This site describes one thing: what the Binomo terminal looks like and what happens on it when a fixed-time contract is opened and closed. It is independent, is not operated by Binomo and holds no account data, so nothing here can be acted on for you - the screens themselves live on the platform. The platform launched in 2014 and is operated by Dolphin Corp LLC in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, with IFMRRC certification and category A membership of the Financial Commission, whose fund covers up to €20,000. None of that is an Indonesian licence.
What this guide covers, and what it cannot
- The subject here is the Binomo interface: the chart, the study panel, the trade panel, the expiry list and the history of settled contracts
- The site is independent and is not run by Binomo; nothing on it can open, read or act on an account
- Every screen described can be opened on the free demo balance, which is how a reader can check the description rather than take it
- Figures that belong to the platform - the $10 minimum, the payout ceilings, the tier thresholds - are reported here, not set here
- Binomo is a fixed-time platform launched in 2014 and operated by Dolphin Corp LLC in St. Vincent and the Grenadines
- Its certification is IFMRRC plus category A membership of the Financial Commission, whose fund covers up to €20,000 - none of which is an Indonesian licence
What this site is and is not
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What it describes | The terminal interface and how a fixed-time contract is placed on it |
| Who publishes it | An independent guide, not Binomo |
| What it cannot reach | An account, a balance or a contract |
| How to check a claim on it | Open the same screen on the free demo balance |
| Where the binding rules live | The terms published inside the Binomo platform |
| Local licence | None - Binomo is not Bappebti-licensed |
Written from the screen, checkable on the screen
The method behind this site is deliberately narrow. Rather than summarising what a platform claims, it describes what the terminal shows: which groups the instrument selector contains, which views the chart offers, which studies are already drawn on it, what the trade panel asks for and what the history list keeps afterwards. That is a description a reader can falsify in a minute, which is the point.
The free demo balance is what makes that possible. It runs the identical interface, so any sentence here can be tested against the real thing without a deposit. Where to switch it on is on the demo balance page, and the regions are named on the terminal page.
Where this guide stops
There are three things this site deliberately does not do. It does not act on accounts - it holds no account data and cannot reach a balance, a contract or a verification queue. It does not restate the platform's terms as if they were its own; the binding version of any rule is the one published inside Binomo, and it can change after this page is written.
And it does not treat a description of a screen as encouragement to use it. Binomo is not licensed by the Bappebti, Indonesian authorities have issued warnings and access restrictions, and a fixed-time contract that is wrong at the expiry marker forfeits the stake in full. The status is set out on the legal status page.