A risk-free trade (RFT) is a tool available in FTT that protects your money in the event of an incorrect forecast. When you open an RFT, the deal's amount is returned to your account if it is not profitable!
In this article, you'll learn what Risk-Free Trades are, how they work, where to find them, and how to use them effectively in your trading.
🛡️ How Risk-Free Trade works
RFTs can be used to open a trade with any amount up to the RFT value, but remember that each RFT has a fixed value.
📌 For example:
Let’s say your RFT has a value of $5. You can use it to open a trade up to $5. If the result is negative, $5 will be credited back.
Each RFT can only be used once, even if the amount of your deal is lower than the RFT value. If you have multiple RFTs available, you can use them across different trades, but only one RFT can be applied per trade. RFTs generally do not have an expiration date, allowing you to use them at your convenience.
📌 For example:
Let's say your RFT has a value of $5. If you open a deal for $3 with your RFT, and the result is negative, only $3 will be credited back and the whole RFT will be spent.
🧩 How to get risk-free trades?
Take part in platform and social media events to earn knowledge and RFTs.
🔎 Where to find my risk-free trade?
Press the shield icon next to the Up and Down buttons to view your risk-free trades.
Select the amount of the RFT you want to use.
The 'shield' will appear in the 'Up' and 'Down' buttons. Choose one of them according to your prediction.
After opening your deal, you will see 'Risk-Free' under the asset's name!
Check out this video to learn more about RFTs