Quick verdict
Stockity comes out ahead with a score of 3.5/5, against 3.4/5 for Binolla.
Stockity is best for: Beginners who want a very simple platform and small trades
Avoid Stockity if: You want a verifiable licence or large withdrawals
Binolla is best for: Crypto users who want high payouts on currency pairs
Avoid Binolla if: You want to pay by card or trade stocks and commodities
Scores side by side
Stockity 3.5/5
- Platform & apps4.1
- Costs & minimums4.2
- Payments3.9
- Support3.8
- Regulation & transparency2.0
Binolla 3.4/5
- Platform & apps4.0
- Costs & minimums4.2
- Payments3.6
- Support3.6
- Regulation & transparency2.0
First look: the two websites
About Stockity and Binolla
Stockity (2022). Stockity launched in 2022 and offers classic higher/lower fixed-time trades, including very short ones. It is marketed mostly in Southeast Asia, especially Indonesia, and its platform looks and works much like other simple fixed-time brokers.
Binolla (2022). Binolla launched in 2022 and offers fixed-time trades on currency pairs, including 5-second scalping trades. It targets traders who already use crypto or e-wallets such as Binance Pay and AdvCash.
Regulation and safetyDraw
Neither Stockity nor Binolla is authorised by a top-tier regulator such as the FCA, CySEC or ASIC. Both operate through offshore companies, so there is no compensation scheme and no regulator in your country to complain to.
Official warnings and alert-list entries in our sources: Stockity 0, Binolla 0.
| Feature | Stockity | Binolla |
|---|---|---|
| Regulation | The website says Stockity is 'licensed and regulated' and shows registration number 700726, but it does not name a regulator. | The website footer names ZEN E-WAY LTD, with a registered address in Castries, Saint Lucia, and says it is authorised by the Mwali International Services Authority (MISA) under licence T2023319. |
| Regulator warnings on record | – | – |
| Dispute body | No external dispute body | No external dispute body |
On transparency and safety we score both brokers the same (2.0).
Minimum deposit and feesDraw
Both brokers ask for the same minimum deposit: $10. The smallest trade is $1 at Stockity and $1 at Binolla.
| Feature | Stockity | Binolla |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum deposit | $10 | $10 |
| Minimum trade | $1 | $1 |
| Fees | No fees advertised; up to 10% reported if a deposit is withdrawn untraded | No deposit, withdrawal or trading fees advertised |
| Withdrawal fees | None advertised; up to 10% reported if a deposit is withdrawn without trading | None advertised; network fees may apply |
| Inactivity fee | Not stated in the sources we reviewed | Not stated in the sources we reviewed |
| Bonus | Deposit bonuses with turnover conditions | Up to 50% on the first deposit; bonus funds cannot be withdrawn |
Payouts and the win rate you needWinner: Binolla
Binolla advertises the higher maximum payout (92% vs 90%). That lowers the win rate you need to break even from 52.6% to 52.1%.
| Feature | Stockity | Binolla |
|---|---|---|
| Max. payout | 90% | 92% |
| Break-even win rate | 52.6% | 52.1% |
| Note | Base payout about 85%, up to 90% on higher levels | Up to 92% on fixed-time trades; 90% on 5-second scalping |
Advertised maximums apply to selected assets at the best times. Check the payout shown on the trade ticket before you open a trade; it is often lower.
Platform and mobile appWinner: Stockity
Stockity. A clean web platform with a single chart, the investment field and up/down buttons, aimed at beginners. Tools and indicators are basic.
Binolla. A clean web platform with a portfolio panel, trade history, price alerts, signals, rankings and a rewards section.
| Feature | Stockity | Binolla |
|---|---|---|
| Platform | Web, Android, iOS | Web, Android |
| Android | Yes | Yes |
| iPhone | Yes | Web app only |
| Extras | Account tiers, Simple interface | Tournaments, Simple interface |
Assets and expiry times
| Feature | Stockity | Binolla |
|---|---|---|
| Number of assets | 48–75 (by account level) | – |
| Markets | Forex, Stocks, Commodities, Crypto | Forex |
| Expiry times | 5 seconds to 60 minutes | From 5 seconds (scalping) to fixed-time expiries in minutes |
Deposits and withdrawalsWinner: Stockity
Stockity. Minimum withdrawal USD 10 after verification. Reported limits are USD 3,000 a day, USD 10,000 a week and USD 40,000 a month.
Binolla. Minimum withdrawal about USD 10 for most methods, after verification, back to the method you deposited with.
| Feature | Stockity | Binolla |
|---|---|---|
| Deposit methods | Bank cards, E-wallets, Crypto | E-wallets, Crypto |
| Withdrawal methods | Bank cards, E-wallets, Crypto | E-wallets, Crypto |
| Minimum withdrawal | $10 | $10 |
| Withdrawal time | Depends on the method and account level | Depends on the method; crypto is usually fastest |
Demo accountDraw
Both brokers offer a free demo account, so you can compare the two platforms with virtual money before you deposit.
| Feature | Stockity | Binolla |
|---|---|---|
| Demo balance | $10,000 | Yes |
| Try without registering | – | – |
Customer supportWinner: Stockity
| Feature | Stockity | Binolla |
|---|---|---|
| Support channels | Email, Help centre | Email, Help centre |
| Support | 3.8/5 | 3.6/5 |
Where you can use themWinner: Stockity
Stockity accepts clients in 165 of the countries we cover, Binolla in 164.
Only Stockity: 1 countries
Hong Kong
Pros and cons
Stockity
- +USD 10 minimum deposit and trades from USD 1
- +Free USD 10,000 demo account
- +Simple platform that is easy to learn
- +Apps for Android and iOS
- −No regulator named; the licence it claims could not be verified
- −Better payouts and more assets locked behind larger deposits
- −Daily, weekly and monthly withdrawal limits
- −Reported 10% charge on withdrawals made without trading
Binolla
- +Payouts up to 92% and trades from USD 1
- +Modern, fast web platform
- +No deposit, withdrawal or trading fees advertised
- +Demo account without a deposit
- −Offshore MISA licence only; no top-tier regulator
- −No bank cards: crypto and e-wallets only
- −Currency pairs only
- −Short track record
Verdict: Stockity or Binolla?
Stockity wins 4 of 7 categories in this comparison. Stockity comes out ahead with a score of 3.5/5, against 3.4/5 for Binolla.
Our pick: Stockity
Stockity is best for: Beginners who want a very simple platform and small trades
Whichever you choose, start with the demo, keep your first deposit small and test a withdrawal before you add more. Binary options are high-risk and most retail traders lose money.
Frequently asked questions
Which is better, Stockity or Binolla?
On our score Stockity is ahead (3.5/5 vs 3.4/5). Stockity is best for: Beginners who want a very simple platform and small trades. Binolla is best for: Crypto users who want high payouts on currency pairs.
Which has the lower minimum deposit, Stockity or Binolla?
Both brokers ask for the same minimum deposit: $10.
Which pays more, Stockity or Binolla?
Binolla advertises the higher maximum payout (92% vs 90%). That lowers the win rate you need to break even from 52.6% to 52.1%.
Are Stockity and Binolla regulated?
Neither holds a licence from a top-tier regulator such as the FCA, CySEC or ASIC. Both operate through offshore companies, so your money has limited protection.
