Top questions

Runtil is an on-chain price-trading app. You pick a price target for a supported asset and a time window; if the price reaches your target in time, your trade settles in your favor. Everything settles on the blockchain. See how Runtil works.

Yes. You trade with real USDC, a US-dollar stablecoin, and every trade involves real funds and real risk. Never trade more than you can afford to lose.

Send USDC on the Polygon network to your Runtil wallet address — that's the cheapest route. You can also fund from another chain, or buy USDC with a card, both from the deposit screen. See how to deposit.

Open the withdraw screen, enter an amount, choose the chain and token you want to receive, enter the destination address, then sign. USDC on Polygon is the cheapest route. See how to withdraw.

One fee, when you open a trade: 6% of your contract price multiplied by what's left of the dollar. On 100 contracts at 50¢ that's $1.50 on a $50.00 stake. Nothing is charged to deposit, withdraw, close early or settle. See how fees work.

Your funds are held in USDC in a wallet that belongs to you, and you approve your own withdrawals. Runtil support will never ask for your recovery phrase or private keys.

No. Deposits sent to your address land in your own wallet, a settled trade pays out automatically with no review step on our side, and withdrawals are signed by you. You are the sole owner of your funds on Runtil. See how your money is held.

16 markets — crypto, stock indices, forex pairs and metals — over durations from 1 minute to 24 hours. See what you can trade.