Proprietary platform
1PrimeOptions' own web platform, which it calls ALL IN 1, with charts powered by TradingView, plus an Android app. No iOS or desktop build is published.
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Is 1PrimeOptions a scam?
Wikilix independent safety report
78%Scam risk
Likely scamConfidence: HIGH
2.0/5Safety rating 2 out of 5
We assess 1PrimeOptions as a high risk, unregulated binary options operation, and we would not deposit money with it. Spain's securities regulator, the CNMV, published a warning naming this exact web…
Risk scorecard · each area scored 0 (clean) to 10 (worst)
Regulation7/10 · HighIdentity & transparency7/10 · HighWithdrawals & conduct8/10 · CriticalReputation8/10 · CriticalWebsite claims8/10 · CriticalOperational history3/10 · Low
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Broker Summary
What Wikilix has recorded about 1PrimeOptions: its history, the licences it holds, its trading conditions and its fees.
1PrimeOptions Broker Overview
1PrimeOptions is an online binary options brand operated by Global Options Ltd, a business company registered in the Republic of the Marshall Islands under company number 118183. The broker has operated since 2020. It offers short term options on currency pairs and cryptocurrencies, advertises a return of up to 90 percent on a winning position, and promotes an entry point of 10 US dollars. The website is published in English and Spanish, and support hours are quoted in GMT-5.
The defining feature of the account is its funding model. Cards, bank transfers and local payment points are accepted for deposits in selected countries, but every withdrawal is paid in cryptocurrency, whatever method was used to fund the account.
1PrimeOptions Regulation and License
1PrimeOptions publishes no financial services licence, no regulator and no licence number anywhere on its website. The only registration the site discloses is in its footer, which states that the business is incorporated under the laws of the Republic of the Marshall Islands under business company number 118183.
A Marshall Islands business company registration is corporate registration, not financial regulation. It records that Global Options Ltd exists as a company. It does not authorise the firm to hold client money, it places the firm under no conduct supervision, and it creates no compensation scheme. The legal section of the site consists of terms and conditions, a privacy policy, a risk disclosure, an AML policy and a KYC policy, and none of them names a supervising authority.
Is 1PrimeOptions Regulated?
No financial regulation has been confirmed for 1PrimeOptions, and the broker does not claim any on its own website. A client therefore deals with an offshore company directly. There is no statutory complaints body to escalate to, no regulator enforcing segregation of client funds, and no investor compensation scheme if the firm stops paying. The broker operates an internal claim form instead, which is a commercial process rather than an independent one.
Is 1PrimeOptions Safe?
The absence of any licence is the single most important fact for anyone weighing this broker, because it removes every external check on how client money is held and how disputes are settled. Nothing in the broker's own disclosures replaces that.
Two operational details compound it. Withdrawals are released only after a member of staff contacts the client to confirm identity and the destination wallet, which places a discretionary human step between a client and their money. And because payouts are made on chain in cryptocurrency, a completed withdrawal is effectively irreversible and carries none of the chargeback rights a card deposit would ordinarily have.
1PrimeOptions Account Types
The broker publishes five tiers. The Standard account opens from 30 US dollars, Silver from 1,000 US dollars and Gold from 5,000 US dollars. Platinum and Diamond are listed with no published entry figure.
The site is inconsistent about its own entry point. Its marketing and FAQ quote a 10 US dollar minimum, the deposit page states 20 US dollars, and the account page requires 30 US dollars for the Standard tier. The 30 US dollar figure is the one attached to an actual account, and the broker asks clients to confirm the minimum for their chosen payment method before sending funds.
1PrimeOptions does not publish the spreads, leverage or per tier trading conditions that would allow these accounts to be compared on cost.
1PrimeOptions Spreads, Commissions and Fees
No fee schedule is published. The broker states no deposit fee, no withdrawal fee and no commission for any funding channel or any account tier.
Two charges appear in passing on the funding page rather than in a tariff. The broker applies a conversion of 0.99 USDT for every 1 US dollar, and it does not cover the commission charged by the sending wallet or payment provider. The same page warns that a deposit sent below the required minimum, or sent over the wrong blockchain network, cannot be recovered. Network fees on withdrawals fall on the client, which is why the broker recommends withdrawing 50 US dollars or more rather than the 15 US dollar minimum.
1PrimeOptions Deposits and Withdrawals
Deposits are accepted in Bitcoin, Ethereum and Tether on both the ERC20 and TRC20 networks, and a confirmed crypto deposit is credited in roughly 30 minutes to 3 hours. Card payments, bank transfers and local payment points are also offered, but only in selected countries, only for deposits, and only to fully verified accounts. Card deposits require a photograph of the card showing the first five and last four digits and of the signed reverse with the security code covered, and are usually credited within about 20 minutes. Bank transfers between different banks can take up to 7 business days.
Withdrawals are paid only in cryptocurrency, in USDT, on TRC20 or in Bitcoin. The published minimum is 15 US dollars and the stated processing time is 1 to 3 business days, given on the funding page as 24 to 72 business hours. At least partial account verification is required, and a member of staff contacts the client to confirm identity and the receiving wallet before a payout is released. Clients who fund by card or bank transfer should understand that their money cannot return by the route it arrived.
1PrimeOptions Support
Support is offered in English and Spanish by live chat and email, at info@1primeoptions.com for general enquiries and support@1primeoptions.com for account matters. Published hours are Monday to Saturday, 7:00 to 18:00 GMT-5, with case processing and investigations handled on business days from Monday to Friday. The broker also runs Telegram channels and publishes a for formal complaints. No telephone number is published.
1PrimeOptions Pros and Cons
In its favour, the funding and withdrawal terms are documented in unusual detail for an offshore binary options brand, including processing times, the verification required and the consequences of sending funds incorrectly. The entry cost is low, support is available in Spanish as well as English, and a formal complaint route exists.
Against that, there is no financial regulation and therefore no compensation scheme and no independent complaints body. Withdrawals are cryptocurrency only and pass through a discretionary verification step. No spreads, leverage or per tier trading conditions are published, so the cost of trading cannot be assessed. The site contradicts itself on its own minimum deposit. And no fee schedule exists beyond two charges mentioned in passing.
1PrimeOptions Review and Assessment
1PrimeOptions documents its payment process better than it documents itself. It explains clearly how to move money in and out, but it does not say who supervises it, what a trade costs, or what recourse a client has if a payout is refused. Global Options Ltd holds a Marshall Islands company number and nothing beyond it.
The decisive consideration before funding an account is therefore not the size of the minimum deposit but the exit. Money can arrive by card or bank transfer and can leave only as cryptocurrency, after a verification step, with no regulator to appeal to. Anyone opening an account should settle the site's conflicting minimum deposit figures with support in writing first, and should recognise that the funds committed are protected by no scheme of any kind.
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Website snapshots
8 full-page captures of 1PrimeOptions's own site, archived so what they said can still be read after the pages change.
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Regulation check
Regulatory Licenses
We have not confirmed any regulation for 1PrimeOptions. Money deposited with an unregulated broker is protected only by the company itself.
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No regulation
We have not confirmed any regulation for 1PrimeOptions. An unregulated broker is not supervised by a financial authority, and money you deposit is protected only by the company itself.
What this means for you
- No compensation scheme covers your funds.
- No regulator to escalate a complaint to.
- No audit of how client money is held.
Trading accounts
Account Types
5 account types on record. Minimum deposit from USD 30.
5 account types
| Account | Min Deposit | Max Leverage | Commission |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard AccountStandard | USD 30 | Not recorded | Not recorded |
| Silver AccountPremium · VIP | USD 1,000 | Not recorded | Not recorded |
| Gold AccountGold · VIP | USD 5,000 | Not recorded | Not recorded |
| Platinum AccountPlatinum · VIP | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recorded |
| Diamond AccountDiamond · VIP | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recorded |
Client acceptance
Country availability
Where 1PrimeOptions says it will and won't take clients
10 countries
Confirmed blocked
Named in the broker's own terms
USUnited StatesCACanadaIRIranIQIraqPRPuerto RicoILIsrael
Covered by a parent block
Territories a blocked country carries with it
ASAmerican SamoaGUGuamMPNorthern Mariana IslandsVIVirgin Islands (U.S.)
How we know — 10 sources
- 1The refused countries come from the broker's client agreement, clause 2 (Eligibility): use of the service "is not permitted if you are located in or are a resident or citizen of the United States of America", and "the Service is also not directed to, and must not be used by, residents of Canada, Iran, Iraq, Puerto Rico or Israel". Source: https://1primeoptions.com/en/terms-and-conditions/
- 2The same six jurisdictions appear in the standing disclaimer carried in the footer of every page read: "this site is not directed to residents of the United States, Canada, Iran, Iraq, Puerto Rico and / or Israel and may not be used by anyone in any country or jurisdiction where such distribution or use is contrary to law or regulation". The Spanish edition of the site, which is its default language, states the identical set. Sources: https://1primeoptions.com/en/risk-disclosure/ and https://1primeoptions.com/
- 3Onboarding enforcement for four of the six is stated in the FAQ: "we do not accept documents issued by the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico and Israel. This applies to both identity and residency documents. YOUR ACCOUNT WILL AUTOMATICALLY BE BLOCKED". Source: https://1primeoptions.com/en/faq/
- 4The broker's own text names Puerto Rico, so it is a confirmed refusal, not just a dependent territory. American Samoa, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands and the United States Virgin Islands are named nowhere on the site and are recorded as dependent territories, because their residents are United States citizens and the eligibility clause refuses residents and citizens of the United States. The United States Minor Outlying Islands are in neither list, because they have no permanent civilian population. Source: https://1primeoptions.com/en/terms-and-conditions/
- 5The registration form applies no country filter. Its country selector is an unfiltered world list of 250 entries which offers all six refused jurisdictions and also entries no client can reside in, among them Antarctica, Bouvet Island and the Netherlands Antilles. So it is not a closed list of accepted countries, and it adds nothing to the accepted list; the published refusals stand. The FAQ places enforcement at document verification rather than at sign-up. Sources: https://1primeoptions.com/en/registration/ and https://1primeoptions.com/en/faq/
- 6No country is a likely but unconfirmed refusal. The client agreement's only category wording, that use "is not permitted in the countries where the given type of financial operations is prohibited", and the disclaimer's "any country or jurisdiction where such distribution or use is contrary to law or regulation", name no member, and the same clause states that the applicable restrictions "do not imply permission to offer the Service in any country not named here". Nothing has been attributed to a category the broker did not itself enumerate. Source: https://1primeoptions.com/en/terms-and-conditions/
- 7No country is shown as accepted. The site publishes no accepted-countries list and no page states that onboarding accepts any named jurisdiction. The FAQ's list of places to buy cryptocurrency in Latin America is purchasing guidance for existing clients, not a statement of accepted countries. Source: https://1primeoptions.com/en/faq/
- 8The site publishes no dedicated restricted-countries page in either language edition; /restricted-countries, /prohibited-countries, /accepted-countries, /where-we-operate and /countries are not served. The anti-money-laundering policy, the know-your-client policy and the deposit and withdrawal page were each read in full and state no country restriction, and no partner or introducing-broker terms are published. The client agreement refers the reader to its Risk Statement for more information, and that page carries only the standing disclaimer and no further list. Sources: https://1primeoptions.com/en/aml-policy/, https://1primeoptions.com/en/kyc-policy/, https://1primeoptions.com/en/how-to-deposit-withdraw/ and https://1primeoptions.com/en/risk-disclosure/
- 9Local payment rails are limited by country without the countries being named: the FAQ states that card, bank transfer and local payments are "only available in some countries and only for deposits". That limits funding, not who may open an account, so it adds no country to either list. Source: https://1primeoptions.com/en/faq/
- 10No regulatory filing applies here. The broker's own pages name no supervisory authority, and a filing lists permitted countries, not refused ones, so it could not confirm a refusal. These notes cover country policy only, not the broker's licensing. Source: https://1primeoptions.com/en/risk-disclosure/
Deposits & withdrawals
Funding Methods
7 ways to fund an account.
7 methods
| Method | Deposit fee | Withdrawal fee | Min deposit | Withdrawal min / max | Processing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
BitcoinCryptocurrencyListed as a deposit network on the broker's deposit and withdrawal page, and named there as one of the currencies withdrawals are paid in ("Withdrawals available in USDT, TRC20 and BTC"). The FAQ states a confirmed crypto deposit is reflected in approximately 30 minutes to 3 hours, and that the minimum withdrawal is USD 15 with USD 50 or more recommended so wallet fees do not absorb the payout. Withdrawals are released only after an agent contacts the client to confirm identity and the destination wallet, and take 1 to 3 business days (stated on the funding page as 24 to 72 business hours). No broker fee schedule is published; the funding page states "we take 0.99USDT for every 1 USD" and that the broker does not cover the sending provider's commission. The same page warns that a deposit below the required minimum, or one sent over the wrong network, cannot be recovered. Withdrawals require at least PARTIAL account verification. | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recorded | USD 15Not recorded | Up to 3 hours |
ETHCryptocurrencyListed as a deposit network on the broker's deposit and withdrawal page and in the FAQ as "ETH - ERC20 to send Ethereum". It is not among the currencies the funding page names for withdrawals ("Withdrawals available in USDT, TRC20 and BTC"), so no withdrawal minimum is recorded for this channel. The FAQ states a confirmed crypto deposit is reflected in approximately 30 minutes to 3 hours. No broker fee schedule is published; the funding page states "we take 0.99USDT for every 1 USD" and that the broker does not cover the sending provider's commission, and warns that funds sent over the wrong network can be lost in full. | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recordedNot recorded | Up to 3 hours |
USDT ERC20CryptocurrencyListed on the broker's deposit and withdrawal page and in the FAQ as "ETH - ERC20 to send USDT (Tether)". The funding page names USDT, TRC20 and BTC as the withdrawal currencies without stating whether USDT withdrawals are paid on the ERC20 network, so no withdrawal minimum is recorded against this channel; the FAQ withdrawal flow says only to choose USDT. The FAQ states a confirmed crypto deposit is reflected in approximately 30 minutes to 3 hours. No broker fee schedule is published; the funding page states "we take 0.99USDT for every 1 USD" and that the broker does not cover the sending provider's commission. | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recordedNot recorded | Up to 3 hours |
USDT TRC20CryptocurrencyListed as a deposit network on the broker's deposit and withdrawal page and in the FAQ as "TRON - TRC20 to send USDT (Tether)", and named on the funding page as a withdrawal currency ("Withdrawals available in USDT, TRC20 and BTC"). The FAQ states a confirmed crypto deposit is reflected in approximately 30 minutes to 3 hours, and that the minimum withdrawal is USD 15 with USD 50 or more recommended so wallet fees do not absorb the payout. Withdrawals are released only after an agent contacts the client to confirm identity and the destination wallet, and take 1 to 3 business days (stated on the funding page as 24 to 72 business hours). No broker fee schedule is published; the funding page states "we take 0.99USDT for every 1 USD" and that the broker does not cover the sending provider's commission, and warns that a deposit below the minimum or sent over the wrong network cannot be recovered. Withdrawals require at least PARTIAL account verification. | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recorded | USD 15Not recorded | Up to 3 hours |
Credit/Debit CardCredit CardDEPOSIT ONLY. The FAQ states the card, bank transfer and local payment options are "only available in some countries and only for deposits. Withdrawals will always be made in cryptos." Card deposits also require FULL account verification, including a photo of the front of the card showing the first five and last four digits and of the signed back with the CVV covered. The deposit is taken on a single-use payment page that shows the exchange rate and the methods available for the client's country, and the FAQ says it should be reflected within about 20 minutes. No broker fee schedule is published. On the minimum: the site publishes three different figures and none of them is stated per channel - the FAQ says "the minimum deposit at 1Prime is $10" and recommends starting at USD 30, the deposit and withdrawal page says "Minimum $20" in its deposit instructions, and the accounts page gives USD 30 for the Standard Account. The stored USD 30 is therefore kept rather than replaced, and the conflict is flagged for the trading-conditions stage, which owns the account-opening minimum. The FAQ also tells clients to confirm the minimum for their chosen method with support, and warns that a deposit below the required minimum cannot be refunded. | Not recorded | Not recorded | USD 30 | Not recordedNot recorded | Up to 1 hour |
Local Payment PointsOtherDEPOSIT ONLY. Listed as "LOCAL PAYMENT POINTS" on the broker's deposit and withdrawal page and on the home page, which adds that "Some deposit methods are only available in some countries." The FAQ states the card, bank transfer and local payment options are "only available in some countries and only for deposits. Withdrawals will always be made in cryptos", and that they require FULL account verification. The deposit runs through the same single-use payment page as the card and bank options, which shows the methods available for the client's country, and the FAQ says it should be reflected within about 20 minutes. No fees, minimums or maximums are published for this channel. | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recordedNot recorded | Up to 1 hour |
Bank TransferBank TransferDEPOSIT ONLY. The FAQ states the card, bank transfer and local payment options are "only available in some countries and only for deposits. Withdrawals will always be made in cryptos", and that they require FULL account verification. On timing, the FAQ states that banks usually do not work at weekends and that "transactions between different banks can take up to 7 business days", recommending the client use the bank shown at the time of the deposit; the stored processing time of hours is corrected to days on that basis. The deposit is taken on a single-use payment page that shows the methods available for the client's country. No broker fee schedule, minimum or maximum is published for this channel. | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recordedNot recorded | Up to 7 days |
Trading software
Trading Platforms
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Websites
Global Domains
6 domains on record. All active and served over HTTPS.
6 domains
Legal entities
Corporate Network
One legal entity behind the 1PrimeOptions brand.
1 entity
- GLOBAL OPTIONS, LTD.ActiveMarshall IslandsRegistration 118183Established May 24, 2020
Company registry check
Company Registration
1PrimeOptions names Global Options Ltd. as the operating company. We could not confirm that registration on the registry.
Not confirmed on registry
- Legal entity
- Global Options Ltd.
- Registration number
- 118183
- Jurisdiction
- Marshall Islands
- Registry
- Republic of the Marshall Islands, Registrar of Corporations (International Registries)
- Registered address
- Trust Company Complex, Ajeltake Road, Majuro, Ajeltake Island, MH 96960, Marshall Islands
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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about 1PrimeOptions
Most Popular Questions
Yes. At least partial verification is required before any withdrawal can be released, and full verification is required to deposit by card, bank transfer or local payment point. Card deposits additionally require a photograph of the card showing the first five and last four digits, and of the signed reverse with the security code covered.
No. There is no investor compensation scheme covering 1PrimeOptions, because the broker holds no financial services licence and names no supervising regulator. A Marshall Islands company registration records that the company exists and provides no protection for client funds. Payouts are also made in cryptocurrency, which is effectively irreversible once sent and carries none of the chargeback rights a card payment would have.
No fee schedule is published for either deposits or withdrawals. The funding page discloses only two charges: a conversion of 0.99 USDT for every 1 US dollar, and the fact that the broker does not cover the commission charged by the sending wallet or payment provider. Because withdrawals are paid on chain, blockchain network fees fall on the client, which is why the broker suggests withdrawing 50 US dollars or more rather than the 15 US dollar minimum.
The broker states in its website footer that the site is not directed to residents of the United States, Canada, Iran, Iraq, Puerto Rico or Israel, and may not be used in any country where that would be contrary to local law. Some deposit methods are restricted to particular countries as well, so the way an account can be funded may differ even where one can be opened.
1PrimeOptions is operated by Global Options Ltd, a business company incorporated in the Republic of the Marshall Islands under company number 118183, as stated in the footer of the broker's own website. The address it publishes is in Majuro, Marshall Islands. The site names no directors, owners or other individuals behind the company.
Withdrawals are paid only in cryptocurrency, in USDT, on TRC20 or in Bitcoin, whatever method was used to fund the account. The published minimum is 15 US dollars and the stated processing time is 1 to 3 business days. At least partial account verification is required, and a member of staff contacts the client to confirm their identity and the destination wallet before the payout is released. The broker recommends withdrawing 50 US dollars or more so that network fees do not absorb a smaller payout.
1PrimeOptions publishes five tiers: Standard from 30 US dollars, Silver from 1,000 US dollars, Gold from 5,000 US dollars, and Platinum and Diamond with no published entry figure. The broker does not publish spreads, leverage or per tier trading conditions, so the tiers cannot be compared on what they cost to trade.
1PrimeOptions publishes three different figures, so the answer depends on where you look. Its marketing and FAQ quote 10 US dollars, the deposit page states 20 US dollars, and the account types page requires 30 US dollars to open the entry level Standard account. The broker asks clients to confirm the minimum for their chosen payment method with support before sending funds, and warns that a deposit below the required minimum cannot be refunded.
1PrimeOptions offers live chat and email support in English and Spanish. General enquiries go to info@1primeoptions.com and account matters to support@1primeoptions.com, and the broker also runs Telegram channels and publishes a claim form for formal complaints. Published hours are Monday to Saturday, 7:00 to 18:00 GMT-5, with case processing and investigations handled on business days from Monday to Friday. No telephone number is published.
1PrimeOptions offers binary options, which are short term contracts on whether a market will be above or below a given level at expiry, rather than direct trading in the underlying asset. Its instruments page lists 64 currency pairs and 15 cryptocurrencies. The broker advertises a return of up to 90 percent on a winning position.
1PrimeOptions accepts deposits in Bitcoin, Ethereum and Tether on the ERC20 and TRC20 networks, and also offers card payments, bank transfers and local payment points in selected countries to fully verified accounts. No deposit fee schedule is published. The funding page states only that the broker applies a conversion of 0.99 USDT for every 1 US dollar and does not cover the commission charged by the sending wallet or payment provider. A deposit sent below the required minimum, or over the wrong blockchain network, cannot be recovered.
No. 1PrimeOptions publishes no financial services licence, no regulator and no licence number on its website. The only registration it discloses is a Marshall Islands business company number, 118183, which records that Global Options Ltd exists as a company but does not authorise it to hold client money or place it under any conduct supervision. There is no investor compensation scheme and no independent complaints body behind this broker.
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