Binomo terms of use
A plain reading of the clauses traders actually run into. The binding text is the one published by Binomo.
Open a Binomo account →Binomo's terms of use set out that a client must be of legal age, that one person may hold only one account, and that the account must be funded and verified in the account holder's own name. Third-party payments are refused, and multiple accounts or falsified verification documents are grounds for blocking. The binding version is the text published on the Binomo platform.
The clauses traders actually run into
- One account per person — duplicates are grounds for blocking
- The client must be of legal age in their country of residence
- Deposits must come from a payment method in the account holder's own name
- Verification documents must match the account details; falsified documents end the account
- Residents of countries Binomo does not serve are not eligible to open an account
- The binding version is the text published by Binomo; this page summarises it
Frequently asked questions
Can I open two Binomo accounts?
No. The terms allow one account per person, and duplicates are grounds for blocking.
Can someone else pay into my account?
No. Deposits must come from a payment method in your own name.