Pocket Option OTC signals depend on fresh broker data
Pocket Option OTC signals use broker-provided synthetic prices, not a direct feed from a stock exchange or spot market. OTC assets may be offered around the clock, including weekends, but Verdix only analyzes one when its broker status and recent ticks are usable.
What an OTC label means
An asset named EUR/USD, Gold or Apple OTC refers to the broker's OTC instrument. Its displayed quote need not track the identically named exchange or spot price tick for tick. Check the exact OTC label and the quote on your own trading screen rather than assuming two similarly named instruments are interchangeable.
Verdix reads accepted price ticks for the selected broker asset. It does not use company news, an exchange opening bell or a supposed London or New York session as direct evidence for the synthetic OTC quote.
24/7 access includes weekends, not every individual asset
OTC instruments can be available outside regular market hours, including Saturday and Sunday. Availability, payout and streaming health still depend on Pocket Option. A configured asset may disappear from Verdix's choice list while inactive or when its tick feed is no longer healthy.
The public markets page lists the configured 81 assets, not a live availability board. Use the bot's current list before you choose an expiry. Treat a blank or inactive selection as a reason to wait or select another asset, not as proof of a trading opportunity.
Why fresh ticks matter more on short expiries
A few seconds of missing data matter differently on a 5s signal than on a 15m one. Verdix checks accepted tick age, sample count and gaps, alongside completed candle history for the relevant timeframe. It does not pad empty intervals with imaginary prices.
With unusable input the result can be NO_TRADE, not a delivered BUY/SELL signal. Usable input produces a direction, but freshness is a data-quality condition, not a prediction that the next OTC price move will follow it.
Markets and supported durations
The broker catalog configured for Verdix contains 39 Forex, 13 Crypto, 7 Commodities and 22 Stock OTC names. Forex, crypto and commodity assets offer 5s, 15s, 30s, 1m, 3m, 5m and 15m within Verdix; stocks offer only 5m and 15m.
An OTC label does not remove short-term risk. Prices and payouts can change after a signal is delivered, and trading can lose the entire stake. Practise on demo and compare the current broker quote before considering an order.
Questions about OTC signals
Are Pocket Option OTC signals available on weekends?
Are OTC quotes the same as the regular market price?
Why does Verdix need fresh OTC ticks?
Can a listed OTC asset be temporarily unavailable?
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