Pocket Option Minimum Deposit
The Pocket Option minimum deposit is $5 and single trades start from $1 — here is how far a small first deposit goes for a trader in the UAE.
Open Pocket Option Account →The Pocket Option minimum deposit is $5, and individual trades start from $1, so a small first deposit already allows several trades. Accounts are held in USD — a dirham payment from the UAE converts at the prevailing rate — and some payment methods set their own floor slightly above $5. The $50,000 demo is free, so you can practise before depositing anything.
How much you need to start with Pocket Option
- A real account can be funded from $5 — among the lowest minimums of any online trading platform.
- The minimum trade size is $1, so even a $5 balance allows several trades.
- Some payment methods set their own floor above $5 — the deposit page shows the exact figure per method.
- Accounts are held in USD: a payment from a UAE bank card in dirhams is converted at the prevailing rate, so the exact AED cost varies slightly.
- The minimum withdrawal is $10, worth keeping in mind if you fund only the bare minimum.
- You do not need to deposit at all to try the platform — the $50,000 demo is free.
- Starting small is sensible: quick options are high-risk and losses can be rapid.
Pocket Option minimums
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Minimum deposit | $5 (some methods slightly higher) |
| Minimum trade | $1 |
| Minimum withdrawal | $10 |
| Demo account | $0 — free with $50,000 virtual funds |
Depositing Through the Pocket Option App
You do not need a computer to make the deposit. The Pocket Option app for Android and iOS lets you open an account, deposit, trade quick options and request a withdrawal from your phone. It is connected to the same account you use on the web platform and the desktop app, so funds deposited on the phone are also there when you trade on the web or desktop. Switching between the demo and real accounts takes one tap, the interface comes in English and Arabic, and support is available 24/7. Quick options are high-risk, so deposit only what you can afford to lose.