InZone offers a different way to trade on Olymptrade by focusing on an asset's price range. In this guide, you'll learn the basics, key features, and conditions to keep in mind before opening a trade.
📊 What is InZone Trading?
InZone is a trading mode where you predict whether an asset's price will be within a set price range when your trade expires.
Unlike traditional Fixed Time Trading, you don't predict whether the price will rise or fall. Instead, the platform displays a range with an upper and lower limit, and your prediction is based on where the price will be at expiration.
Here are three key terms to know:
Price range: The interval between the upper and lower price limits displayed on the chart. Once your trade opens, the price range is locked and won't shift until the trade ends.
Trade duration: The amount of time between opening your trade and its expiration.
Profitability: InZone offers a fixed profitability of 110% across available assets. This is the potential profit you can earn if your prediction is correct.
⚙️ How does InZone Trading work?
When you select an asset, InZone automatically calculates a price range based on the asset's volatility.
Volatility describes how much an asset's price moves. The range may vary depending on market conditions, but once you open a trade, it remains fixed until expiration.
Your trade can have two possible outcomes:
Successful trade: If the asset's price is within the set price range when the trade expires, you earn the displayed profit.
Unsuccessful trade: If the asset's price is outside the set price range when the trade expires, you lose the amount invested.
💡 Good to know: The price can move outside the range while your trade is active. What matters is where the price is when the trade expires. If the final price is exactly on the upper or lower boundary, it counts as being within the range.
🚀 How to access and use InZone Trading
InZone is available to all traders on Olymptrade's Web and Mobile Web platforms.
To open an InZone trade:
Log in to your Olymptrade account.
Select InZone from the main navigation menu or the Assets menu.
Choose an available asset.
Enter your trade amount and select your preferred duration.
Review the set price range displayed on the chart.
Select Open Trade to confirm your prediction.
Once opened, your trade remains active until its expiration time.
💡 Tip: Before confirming your trade, review the price range, trade amount, duration, and potential outcome.
✨ Main features of InZone Trading
InZone offers several features designed around price-range trading:
110% fixed profitability: Successful InZone trades offer a fixed profitability of 110% across available assets. You can review the potential outcome before opening your trade.
Automatic price ranges: The platform calculates the range based on the selected asset's volatility.
Fixed price range: Once your trade is opened, the range is locked and remains unchanged until expiration.
Trade durations: Choose from six available durations, ranging from 15 seconds to 3 minutes.
Dedicated trade history: Review your InZone trades in a separate trade history section.
📈 Explore how InZone Trading works
Visit our dedicated InZone page to explore how price ranges work and see practical examples of this trading mode.
📌 Conditions and limitations
Before opening an InZone trade, keep these conditions in mind:
Available assets: OTC assets and indices are currently supported.
Trade amounts: You can open trades starting from $1, up to $5,000. Your maximum limit may be lower depending on your account status.
Active trades: You can have one active InZone trade at a time. Once it expires, you can open another.
Early closure: InZone trades remain active until expiration and cannot be closed early.
Bonus funds: Bonus funds cannot currently be used for InZone trades.
Profit and loss: Successful trades offer a fixed profitability of 110%. If your prediction is incorrect, you lose the amount invested in the trade.
Additional fees: There are no extra fees for InZone trading.
💡 Remember: InZone offers a different way to trade, but every trade involves risk. Review the set price range, potential profit, and possible loss before opening a trade.