Where your money goes, how fast it moves, what it costs and why we ask for documents. No hidden steps.
Fund your account with the rail you already use: mobile money (M-Pesa, Airtel Money, MTN MoMo), Visa and Mastercard, Apple Pay, Bitcoin and USDT, or bank transfer. Minimum deposits start low so you can test with a small amount first.
Withdrawals return to the same method you funded with: that is an anti-fraud rule on every serious platform and it protects you if your account is ever compromised. Most mobile money withdrawals clear within minutes; cards take 1-3 business days depending on the issuer; crypto depends on network traffic.
| Item | Fee |
|---|---|
| Account opening | Free |
| Demo account | Free, unlimited |
| Mobile money deposit | No platform fee; network charges may apply |
| Card deposit | No platform fee |
| Withdrawal | No platform fee; the rail may deduct its own charge |
| Inactivity | None |
Trading results can be taxable where you live, and the rules differ by country. We are not a tax adviser, so treat this as orientation only:
You upload a government ID and a short selfie. That is it for most accounts, and it usually clears in minutes.
Our assistant replies in seconds, day or night: deposit questions, withdrawal status, verification help, market basics. If it cannot solve something it hands you to a human in the same conversation, and you can ask for a person at any point.
If the money left your account but the balance did not update, send the transaction reference in chat. Deposits are matched automatically; a mismatched reference is the usual cause and takes minutes to fix.
Because a payout without an identity check is how stolen accounts get drained. It is a one-time step.
Yes. The demo account is free and unlimited, with virtual funds and real market data.
Choose mobile money at checkout, enter your number, approve the prompt on your phone. The balance updates automatically, usually within seconds.
Yes, Bitcoin and USDT. Credit lands after the first network confirmation.
Not without a review. Same-source payouts are a protection, not an inconvenience.