# Types of binary options trades

### Types of trades

**Up/Down**

There are two types of Up/Down trades:

* **Rise/Fall**\
  Predict that the market will rise or fall from its current level.
* **Higher/Lower**\
  Predict that the market will end higher or lower than a price target.

#### Touch/No touch

Predict that the market will touch or not touch a target any time during the contract period.

#### In/Out

There are two types of In/Out trades:

* **Ends Between/Ends Outside**\
  Predict that the market stops inside or outside two price targets at the end of the time period.
* **Stays Between/Goes Outside**\
  Predict that the market stays inside or goes outside two price targets any time during the contract period.

#### Digits

Predict the last decimal digit of the spot price with Digits. There are three types of Digits trades:

* **Matches/Differs**\
  Predict that the last digit will match or not match.
* **Even/Odd**\
  Predict that the last digit is an even number or odd number after the last tick.
* **Over/Under**\
  Predict that the last digit is higher or lower.

#### Reset Call/Reset Put

There are two types of reset trades:

* **Reset Call**\
  Predict that the market will end up higher than either the current level or the level at a predetermined time (reset time).
* **Reset Put**\
  Predict that the market will end up lower than either the current level or the level at a predetermined time (reset time).

  At reset time, if the spot is in the opposite direction of your prediction, the barrier is reset to that spot.

#### High Ticks/Low Ticks

Purchase High Tick/Low Tick contracts to predict the highest or lowest tick among the next five ticks.

#### Only Ups/Only Downs

Available trade types:

* **Only Ups**\
  Win payout if consecutive ticks rise successively. Contract is lost when at least one tick falls or is equal to any of the previous ticks.
* **Only Downs**\
  Win payout if consecutive ticks fall successively. Contract is lost when at least one tick rises or is equal to any of the previous ticks.


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