OnlyBinary · Automated binary options trading
The same latency core as OnlyForex.
A fast quote feed against the broker's price. The terminal trades on its own — in masked browser profiles, so to the platform it's a regular trader.
The signal comes from the same latency core and executes in a real browser — a trade lives exactly until expiry.
The fast feed diverges from the platform's price — a Gap or Impulse entry.
The trade opens inside a browser profile — to the platform it's a regular trader.
The trade closes on its own: right direction — a payout, wrong one — the stake.
Every trade lands in the journal, and stake, streak and balance limits fire on their own.
The handbook and the video course are partially open before purchase — you can study the launch path in advance.
The handbook walks through every item — from installation to the first session.
No. The terminal opens and closes trades in your browser profiles itself. Your job is to set the limits and keep an eye on the sessions.
Binary platforms have no public trading API and don't welcome automation. So the terminal works through a real browser: masked Stealth or Antidetect profiles look like a regular trader to the platform. For platforms without built-in support there's Clicker mode, which executes signals by clicking the buttons.
Yes. The weekly plan starts at $35, and the first session per the handbook runs on the broker's demo account — before real money.
The risk is real: binary platforms dislike systematic trading. How to reduce it — profiles, proxies, behavior, limits — is covered in the open chapter on account safety.
Plans differ only in limits: how many profiles, concurrent runs and symbols. Everything else is the same.
The fleet: dozens of profiles and accounts.
Every plan includes: the Gap and Impulse strategies, Pocket Option and OlympTrade, Clicker mode, anti-detect profiles, updates and support.
The week is a way to try it on a live account. Renewal and plan changes happen in the cabinet.