Short answer
Stockity is ahead on our score, 3.5/5 against 3.4/5 for Binolla.
Stockity fits: Beginners who want a very simple screen and small trades
Skip Stockity if: You want a verifiable licence or large withdrawals
Binolla fits: Crypto users who want high payouts on currency pairs
Skip Binolla if: You want to pay by card or trade shares and commodities
Score by score
Stockity 3.5/5
- Platform and apps4.1
- Costs and minimums4.2
- Payment options3.9
- Support3.8
- Licensing and openness2.0
Binolla 3.4/5
- Platform and apps4.0
- Costs and minimums4.2
- Payment options3.6
- Support3.6
- Licensing and openness2.0
How the two sites look
Stockity and Binolla in brief
Stockity (2022). Stockity launched in 2022 with classic higher/lower fixed-time trades, including very short ones. It is promoted mostly in Southeast Asia, especially Indonesia, and works much like other simple fixed-time platforms.
Binolla (2022). Binolla launched in 2022 with fixed-time trades on currency pairs, including 5-second scalping. It targets people already using crypto or e-wallets such as Binance Pay and AdvCash, common in much of Asia.
Licence and safetyLevel
Neither Stockity nor Binolla is authorised by a leading regulator or by any regulator in Asia. Both run through offshore companies, so there is no compensation fund and no local authority to complain to.
Official warnings and alert-list entries we found: Stockity 0, Binolla 0.
| What we compare | Stockity | Binolla |
|---|---|---|
| Licence | The site describes Stockity as 'licensed and regulated' and shows registration number 700726, but names no regulator. | The footer names ZEN E-WAY LTD of Castries, Saint Lucia, authorised by the Mwali International Services Authority (MISA) under licence T2023319. |
| Official warnings we found | – | – |
| Dispute body | No outside dispute body | No outside dispute body |
On licensing and openness both get the same score (2.0).
Entry cost and chargesLevel
Both ask for the same first deposit: $10. The smallest trade is $1 on Stockity and $1 on Binolla.
| What we compare | Stockity | Binolla |
|---|---|---|
| Lowest deposit | $10 | $10 |
| Lowest trade | $1 | $1 |
| Charges | No fees listed; up to 10% reported on untraded deposits withdrawn | No pay-in, pay-out or trading fee listed |
| Pay-out charges | None listed; up to 10% reported on untraded deposits | None listed; network fees may apply |
| Dormant account fee | Not stated in the sources we checked | Not stated in the sources we checked |
| Bonus | Deposit bonuses with volume rules | Up to 50% on the first deposit; bonus funds can't be withdrawn |
Payouts and the win rate you needBetter here: Binolla
Binolla advertises the higher top payout (92% vs 90%), which cuts the win rate you need to break even from 52.6% to 52.1%.
| What we compare | Stockity | Binolla |
|---|---|---|
| Top payout | 90% | 92% |
| Win rate to break even | 52.6% | 52.1% |
| Note | Base payout about 85%, up to 90% on higher levels | Up to 92% on fixed-time; 90% on 5-second scalping |
Top payouts apply to a few assets at the busiest hours. Look at the payout on the trade ticket before you open a trade; it is often lower.
Platform and phone appsBetter here: Stockity
Stockity. A clean web platform with one chart, a stake field and up/down buttons for beginners. Tools are basic.
Binolla. A clean web platform with portfolio panel, history, price alerts, signals, rankings and rewards.
| What we compare | Stockity | Binolla |
|---|---|---|
| Platform | Browser, Android, iPhone | Browser, Android |
| Android | Yes | Yes |
| iPhone | Yes | Browser app only |
| Extras | Account levels, Easy layout | Contests, Easy layout |
Instruments and trade durations
| What we compare | Stockity | Binolla |
|---|---|---|
| Instruments | 48–75 (by account level) | – |
| Markets | Currencies, Shares, Commodities, Crypto | Currencies |
| Trade durations | 5 seconds – 60 minutes | From 5 seconds (scalping) to fixed-time trades of minutes |
Paying in and cashing outBetter here: Stockity
Stockity. USD 10 minimum after verification. Reported caps: USD 3,000 a day, USD 10,000 a week, USD 40,000 a month.
Binolla. About USD 10 minimum for most methods, after verification, back to the deposit method.
| What we compare | Stockity | Binolla |
|---|---|---|
| Pay-in methods | Cards, E-wallets, Crypto | E-wallets, Crypto |
| Pay-out methods | Cards, E-wallets, Crypto | E-wallets, Crypto |
| Smallest withdrawal | $10 | $10 |
| Pay-out speed | Depends on method and account level | Depends on method; crypto is usually quickest |
Practice accountLevel
Both have a free practice account, so you can try the two platforms with virtual money before depositing.
| What we compare | Stockity | Binolla |
|---|---|---|
| Practice balance | $10,000 | Yes |
| Try without signing up | – | – |
SupportBetter here: Stockity
| What we compare | Stockity | Binolla |
|---|---|---|
| How to reach support | Email, Help pages | Email, Help pages |
| Support | 3.8/5 | 3.6/5 |
Which markets they acceptBetter here: Stockity
Stockity accepts residents of 18 of the markets we cover, Binolla of 17.
Only Stockity: 1 markets
Hong Kong
Strengths and weak points
Stockity
- +USD 10 deposits and USD 1 trades
- +Free USD 10,000 demo
- +Very easy to learn
- +Android and iPhone apps
- −No regulator named; the claimed licence can't be verified
- −Better payouts and more assets only on larger deposits
- −Daily, weekly and monthly withdrawal caps
- −Reported 10% charge on withdrawals without trading
Binolla
- +Payouts up to 92% and trades from USD 1
- +Modern, fast web platform
- +No deposit, withdrawal or trading fee listed
- +Demo without depositing
- −Only an offshore MISA licence
- −No cards: crypto and e-wallets only
- −Currency pairs only
- −Short track record
So, Stockity or Binolla?
Stockity is better in 4 of 7 categories here. Stockity is ahead on our score, 3.5/5 against 3.4/5 for Binolla.
Our choice: Stockity
Stockity fits: Beginners who want a very simple screen and small trades
Whichever you pick, practise on the demo first, keep the first deposit small and withdraw part of it before adding more. Binary options are high-risk and most retail accounts lose money.
Quick answers
Stockity or Binolla: which is better?
Stockity is ahead on our score (3.5/5 vs 3.4/5). Stockity fits: Beginners who want a very simple screen and small trades. Binolla fits: Crypto users who want high payouts on currency pairs.
Which needs a smaller deposit, Stockity or Binolla?
Both ask for the same first deposit: $10.
Which pays more, Stockity or Binolla?
Binolla advertises the higher top payout (92% vs 90%), which cuts the win rate you need to break even from 52.6% to 52.1%.
Does any regulator supervise Stockity or Binolla?
No leading regulator and no Asian regulator licenses either of them. Both work through offshore companies, so your money has little protection.
