BinaryMate: questions and answers
Is BinaryMate regulated?
No. According to our latest data, BinaryMate holds no licence from any government financial regulator. 4 regulators have issued official warnings about it, including NSSMC, CNMV, CFTC, AMF.
Who owns BinaryMate?
BinaryMate is operated by INVOLVA CORP, Nr. 104693, Marshall Islands (Trust Company Complex, Ajeltake Road, Ajeltake Island, Majuro MH96960).
What is the maximum payout on BinaryMate?
BinaryMate advertises payouts of up to 95% of a winning trade's stake, depending on the asset, expiry and time of day. On a losing trade you lose the whole amount.
What is the minimum deposit at BinaryMate?
The minimum deposit at BinaryMate is $250; it can vary by account type and payment method.
Does BinaryMate have a demo account?
Yes, you can open a free demo account at BinaryMate to practise with virtual money before trading for real.
What can I trade with BinaryMate?
BinaryMate lets you trade Forex, Stocks, Crypto, Commodities & gold.
Is trading on BinaryMate legal?
It depends on your country. Binary options are banned for retail clients in the EU, the UK, Australia, Israel and most Canadian provinces, and other regulators restrict or warn against them. Search the platform's name on your national regulator's warning list before depositing.
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Regulator warnings about BinaryMate
These regulators published official warnings about BinaryMate or its websites. Open each link to check the source yourself.
| Regulator | Date | Source |
|---|---|---|
| NSSMC (Ukraine) | 1 July 2024 | Open warning |
| CNMV (Spain) | 9 July 2019 | Open warning |
| CFTC (United States) | 11 December 2017 | Open warning |
| AMF (France) | 22 August 2017 | Open warning |
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