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Trade CFTC-Regulated Crypto Derivatives

Offered by
 Crypto.com | Derivatives North America

Potentially profit whichever way the market goes,
by trading US CFTC-regulated derivatives products
via the Crypto.com App.

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Take advantage of short-term market volatility and potentially profit in as little as five minutes.
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Try Strike Options

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Strike Options
Benefits at a glance
Straightforward Yes/No decisions
Start with $10 per trade
Exit your trade at any time
Clearly defined risk and rewards
About Strike Options
Strike Options

How to buy

Contract Specifications
1.Top up or set up your fiat wallet
2.Select your preferred contract and strike price
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3.Enter the number of contracts
4.Review and place your order
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Potentially profit with higher returns
through leverage*.

Try UpDown Options

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UpDown Options
Benefits at a glance
Amplify profits with your capital
Built-in leverage* grants you greater asset exposure at no additional cost — see how it compares to Spot trading below.
Hedge against price dips
Gain control over risk
About UpDown Options

UpDown Options vs Spot Trading
— see the difference in potential profit

Let’s say BTC is now at $70,000 and you put $100 in either Spot Trading or UpDown Options.
Interact with the graph below to see your potential profit/loss if BTC’s price changes.
BTC’s price at
UpDown Options — Your $100 contract will generate a potential profit of $200.
Spot trading — Your $100 capital will only generate a potential profit of $0.29.
UpDown Options FAQ
*Leverage or Effective Leverage for UpDowns means you have higher exposure to the price movement of the token with your invested capital. Trading on UpDowns involves risk and may not be appropriate for all. Customers risk losing their cost to enter any transaction, including fees. You should carefully consider whether trading on UpDowns is appropriate for you in light of your investment experience and financial resources. All UpDown Options profit excludes associated trading fees of the contract.
UpDown Options

How to buy

Contract Specifications
1.Select an underlying asset to trade
2.Determine if its price will go up or down
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3.Choose a contract with your preferred Target and Stop price
4.Enter the number of contracts and review your order
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Contract Specifications

UpDown Options Contract Specifications

Strike Options Crypto Contract Specifications

Strike Options FX Contract Specifications

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Frequently Asked Questions

To begin trading Updown or Strike Options, you must first establish an account with Crypto.com | Derivatives North America. For Updown Options, complete the onboarding process by following the steps outlined in the Crypto.com App banner. For Strike Options, your first task is to enable derivatives in the Derivs tab after setting up your USD wallet, if needed. Once your account approval is confirmed via in-app notification and email, you will be able to view pricing data and execute trades for both options types through your account dashboard. Ensure you have sufficient funds available for trading by referring to our Help Center for more details on depositing USD via Wire Transfer or ACH Direct Deposit.
To calculate the amount to enter a trade, review the indicative "You Pay" amount on the order screen. This is either the difference between current/trade price and stop level, or the contract price plus fees/slippage tolerance. This amount is held in your wallet until order fill/rejection. The actual amount paid will be reflected in your order history. It's either the difference between trade/contract price and stop level, or the actual contract price, both plus applicable fees.

Your maximum loss is the cost you put into the trade, including fees.
Fees are charged when opening and closing positions on Crypto.com options contracts. There is an Exchange Fee and Technology Fee per contract, varying by crypto or FX options.

When opening, fees are added to the trade amount before deducting from the USD wallet. When closing, fees are deducted before crediting the wallet. Maximum loss is the initial amount paid to open the position, plus fees. Fees may be impacted for closures near the stop level, with Exchange Fees taking precedence over Technology Fees. View the Help Centre to see the calculation example for Strike Options and UpDown Options.
To calculate the amount received when closing a position, compare the contract price at closure to your average entry price. This determines your realized profit/loss per contract, not including fees..

For long positions, use the formula: Realized P/L = (Closure Price - Entry Price) * Contracts - Fees

For short positions, the formula is: Realized P/L = (Entry Price - Closure Price) * Contracts - Fees

Fees include Exchange and Technology Fees deducted from profits. If closing at max loss/stop, no amount is credited or debited. Otherwise, the realized P/L total incorporating all closing fees is the amount credited or debited to your wallet.
When the market has insufficient liquidity, it means there is no party offering to match the other side of the order. You will either see there are no price quotes available to place your trade or your trade will not be executed.
Have more questions? See more information here.

DISCLAIMER

Foris DAX Inc. and Foris Inc. (d/b/a Crypto.com) offer connectivity to Crypto.com | Derivatives North America (CDNA), which is regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, for the purpose of trading derivatives on and subject to the rules of CDNA. Currently available for U.S. users only, who must first become a Member of CDNA prior to trading UpDowns or Strike Options on CDNA. Trading on CDNA involves risk and may not be appropriate for all. Customers risk losing their cost to enter any transaction, including fees. You should carefully consider whether trading on CDNA is appropriate for you in light of your investment experience and financial resources. Any trading decisions you make are solely your responsibility and at your own risk. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. None of the material on Crypto.com or CDNA is to be construed as a solicitation, recommendation or offer to buy or sell any financial instrument on CDNA or elsewhere. CDNA is subject to U.S. regulatory oversight by the CFTC.