Deriv Over/Under Assistant
Over/Under is a Digits contract: you predict whether the last digit of the final tick lands above or below a digit you choose. Tradely lets you automate it from one panel.
How Over/Under contracts work
Every price tick ends in a digit from 0 to 9. With an Over contract you choose a digit and win if the last digit of the final tick is higher than it. With Under, you win if it is lower.
The digit you pick changes how likely each outcome is, and the payout reflects that. A low digit makes Over more likely and an extreme digit makes it less likely, so the choice of digit is the main decision in this contract.
How to set up a Over/Under assistant
- Open the Trading Panel and pick a market and symbol, for example a Volatility Index.
- Choose Digits as the contract type, then Over or Under as the trade type.
- Tap the digit from 0 to 9 you want to trade against.
- Select a strategy, set your stake or payout, and add a stop loss and take profit under risk management.
- Practice on a Deriv demo account first, then press play and watch each trade on the live chart.
What to know before you automate
Your digit sets the odds
Check the payout for each digit before you automate. A digit that looks safe usually pays less.
Short contracts add up
Digits trades settle quickly, so an assistant can place many in a short time. A stop loss keeps a losing run inside your plan.
Review the results
Use Digit analysis and Trade analytics to see how your digit actually performed, rather than relying on a hunch.
Try a Over/Under assistant on a Deriv demo account before you risk real money.
Get StartedFrequently asked questions
- What does Over mean in Deriv digits trading?
- An Over contract wins when the last digit of the final tick is higher than the digit you selected. Under wins when it is lower.
- Can an assistant trade Over/Under for me?
- Yes. In Tradely you choose the market, the Digits contract type, Over or Under and your digit, then start the assistant. It places the trades for you.
Keep reading
- Even/Odd assistantEven/Odd is the simplest Digits contract: predict whether the last digit of the final tick is even or odd.
- Matches/Differs assistantMatches/Differs asks whether the last digit of the final tick equals a digit you choose.
- How Martingale works on DerivWhat a progression strategy does to your stakes, with a worked example.
Risk warning: Trading binary options involves a high level of risk and you could lose your entire stake. Only trade with money you can afford to lose. This page is educational and is not financial advice.