What a Binomo Tier Changes On Screen
Deposit thresholds separate the four levels; the chart, the timeframe list, the expiry list and the study panel do not move with them.
Open a Binomo demo →A Binomo tier is a deposit threshold, and almost nothing on the screen knows about it. The instrument selector holds the same groups, the chart offers the same views and timeframes, the expiry list is the same list and the study panel carries the same built-in set at every level. What the tier moves is the ceiling the payout field can display - around 85% on Standard, 86% on Gold, 87-90% on VIP - and the handling behind the screen. Free is not a fifth interface but the virtual balance in the balance selector of the same terminal.
Same terminal, higher ceiling
- The instrument groups, chart views, timeframes, expiry list and built-in study set are identical on all four levels
- What moves is the ceiling the payout field can display: around 85% on Standard, 86% on Gold and 87-90% on VIP
- Free is not a separate interface - it is the virtual balance in the balance selector of the same terminal
- Standard opens from a $10 deposit, Gold from $500 and VIP from $1,000
- Higher levels change handling behind the screen, such as withdrawal processing and support priority, rather than any control you press
- A contract behaves the same at every level: right at the expiry marker pays the displayed share, wrong forfeits the stake
What a tier does and does not touch
| Part of the terminal | Moves with the tier? |
|---|---|
| Instrument groups in the selector | No |
| Chart views and timeframes | No |
| Built-in study set | No |
| Expiry list and the expiry marker | No |
| Ceiling on the payout field | Yes |
| Withdrawal handling and support priority | Yes |
| Deposit needed to reach it | Yes - $10, $500, $1,000 |
The tier lives on the panel, not on the chart
It is easy to read a tier table as if it described four products. On this terminal it describes one, seen at four ceilings. Everything to do with looking - the instrument groups, the candlestick, line and bar views, the timeframe range, the built-in studies drawn over price - is identical whatever the balance says. Everything to do with acting is identical too: the same amount field, the same expiry list, the same two direction buttons, the same expiry marker.
The single visible difference sits in one field. The payout figure quoted on the panel for a given instrument and expiry can be higher on a higher tier, because the ceiling above it has moved. What that field means and when it locks is on the payout page.
The four levels, read from the terminal
| Level | How it is reached | What it changes on screen |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Balance selector, virtual funds | Nothing but the balance figure and a demo marker |
| Standard | Deposit from $10 | Payout field capped around 85% |
| Gold | Deposit from $500 | Payout field capped around 86% |
| VIP | Deposit from $1,000 | Payout field capped around 87-90% |
Thresholds and ceilings as published by the platform; confirm current terms before trading. Fixed-time trading carries a high risk of losing money.