In the panel shown, ARRIBA is the upward direction button and ABAJO is the downward direction button. They are part of a trading decision; they do not move the chart.
Understand direction
In a directional trade, your choice expresses an expectation that the price will rise or fall under the product's rules. The result depends on the conditions recorded for that trade, including the reference price and expiry. A momentary movement in your chosen direction is not enough to confirm the final result.
Before deciding, check the asset, account, amount and time. See where to find those fields.
What does Pago display?
Pago (Payout) shows the percentage and amount associated with the conditions displayed in the panel. In the screenshot, an amount of 1 USD is accompanied by +81% and +0.81 USD.
The example calculation is 1 USD × 81% = 0.81 USD. This explains the relationship between the displayed numbers; it does not mean you have already received that amount.
Does 81% mean an 81% chance of winning?
No. The displayed percentage is not a probability of success, a price forecast or a guaranteed return.
Are the additional amount and total return the same thing?
No. The additional amount is the profit on a winning trade. The total return includes both that profit and the amount invested. Check the trade record to see which figure is shown.
Why might the percentage differ from another screenshot?
Always check the figure displayed for the asset and your current account conditions. The screenshots represent a particular session. If you have a VIP benefit, also check the additional payout rules.
How do I check a result?
Open Operaciones (Trades) and check the record instead of judging the result only by the colour of the last candle. If there is a difference you do not understand, collect the time, asset, amount and record identifier, when available, and contact support.
You do not need to place a real-money trade to learn where the controls are.
Does the percentage change after the trade opens?
No. The payout percentage at opening stays fixed until that trade closes. A different percentage in the current panel does not change the conditions of an already open trade. Check its record to confirm the applied conditions.