1 Ikkotrader
2 TradeSmarter
3 24option
4 Anyoption
5 Opteck
6 Optimarkets
7 OptionBit
8 OptioNet
9 OptionRally
10 Optionyard
11 Stockpair
12 TopOption
13 TradeRush
14 TraderXP
15 Trading247
16 ZoneOptions
Trading
List of Mobile Trading Binary Options Providers
Published by Gbaf News
Posted on April 12, 2013
1 min read· Last updated: June 11, 2018
Key Takeaways
- These platforms represent mobile-capable binary options brokers noted in a 2013 Global Banking & Finance Review list (globalbankingandfinance.com).
- Several of these providers—such as Ikkotrader, Optionyard, TopOption—are now inactive or closed (binarytrading.com).
- Some platforms like OptionRally were regulated by CySEC and offered mobile trading features (tradersasset.com).
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these binary options providers still active?
Many listed providers such as Ikkotrader, Optionyard, and TopOption have ceased operations or are inactive.
Were any of these brokers regulated?
Yes, for example OptionRally held CySEC regulation and offered compliant mobile trading services.
What was the common platform or technology used?
Several brokers, including Ikkotrader and OptionRally, used the SpotOption trading platform, enabling web and mobile access.
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