Turnover is one of those words that sounds more complicated than it is. This page explains exactly what it means on Binoria and why it appears in bonus terms.
What turnover actually is
Turnover is the total value of the trades you have placed. If you place a trade, its stake counts towards your turnover — whether that trade ends up winning or losing.
It is a measure of activity, not of profit. Two traders can have identical turnover and completely different results.
How it is calculated
Every trade you open adds its stake to your running turnover total. Nothing is subtracted for a loss, and nothing extra is added for a win.
| Action | Effect on turnover |
|---|---|
| You place a trade | Adds the stake |
| That trade wins | No further effect |
| That trade loses | No further effect |
| You place another trade | Adds that stake too |
Why bonus terms use it
When you accept a deposit bonus, it comes with a turnover requirement: an amount of trading activity to complete before the bonus funds and any profit made with them become withdrawable.
This is standard across the industry, and it is what makes bonuses workable at all. Without it, bonus funds could simply be deposited and withdrawn.
Bonuses are entirely optional on Binoria. If you would rather trade with no turnover requirement attached, do not opt in — your own deposit has no such condition.
Keeping track
Your progress against any active bonus requirement is visible in your account, so there is never a need to work it out by hand. If anything is unclear, support is available 24/7.
The short version
Turnover is how much you have traded. It is not how much you have won. Bonus terms use it because it measures activity fairly, and it is entirely avoidable if you prefer to trade without a bonus.