The percentage is the cost of every trade
Binomo's help centre states the rule: a right forecast returns the stake plus the percentage shown; a tie returns the stake; a wrong forecast loses it. Its own example uses 80%, and the real figure moves: the percentage varies by asset, by expiry and through the day; a trade keeps the percentage shown when it was opened.
Take the example 80% and the smallest trade, Rs 300. A right forecast returns Rs 540: the Rs 300 stake back plus Rs 240. A wrong one loses the whole Rs 300. So a Rs 300 loss costs Rs 60 more than a Rs 300 win pays, and that gap comes with every trade you open.
Ten smallest trades, half of them right
- Five right at the example 80%: 5 × Rs 240 = Rs 1,200 added.
- Five wrong: 5 × Rs 300 = Rs 1,500 lost.
- Net: Rs 300 down, which is Rs 30 a trade.
- A Rs 3,000 deposit ends at Rs 2,700, one smallest trade lighter, after being right half the time.
At 80% you break even only when 55.6% of your forecasts are right (300 / 540). The full sum is worked through in how to start with little money. Below 80% the win shrinks while the loss stays at the stake, so read the percentage on the trade before you open it.