What are digit trading tools?
Deriv digit contracts (Over/Under, Even/Odd, Matches/Differs) are settled on the last digit of the price when the contract ends. Digit trading tools show you how those last digits have been landing on each market, so you can choose a market, a contract type and a barrier on purpose instead of guessing. If you are new to these contracts, start with Deriv digit contracts explained.
Analysis Tool
The Analysis Tool tab is the main digit dashboard. You pick a market (for example Volatility 10 Index) and a trade type (for example Matches/Differs), and it shows:
- Digit distribution: ten circles, one for each digit 0 to 9, with the share of recent ticks that ended on that digit, updated live.
- Even/Odd split: the percentage of recent last digits that were even and odd.
- Deep Scan Best Market: runs the same statistics across the synthetic indices so you can compare markets without switching one by one.
- Predict: gives a suggestion based on the recent digit statistics. Treat it as a reading of past ticks, not a forecast.
D-Circles
D-Circles is a clean, full-width view of the live digit distribution for one market, with larger circles that are easy to follow on a phone or a second screen while a bot runs.
Charts and Trading View
The Charts tab uses Deriv's own charting with indicators and drawing tools. Trading View gives you a TradingView-style chart for the same synthetic indices, for traders who prefer that layout.
Free bots and the bot builder
When you want rules to run for you, Free Bots loads a ready-made strategy into the drag-and-drop Bot Builder, where you can see and change every rule. See the free Deriv bot library and how to load and run a bot.
Manual Trader, Bulk Trader and Copy Trading
- Manual Trader: place digit, rise/fall and other contracts by hand with full control of stake and duration.
- Bulk Trader: place several contracts quickly from one panel (the dashboard's Speed Bot card opens it).
- Copy Trading: link Deriv accounts so trades are mirrored between them. Each account trades with its own funds.
How to read digit statistics
On a random market each digit should land about 10% of the time over a long run, and even/odd about 50/50. Short samples drift away from that, which is what the circles show. A digit at 14% over the last few hundred ticks is not "due" to fall, and one at 6% is not "due" to rise: each new tick is independent. Use the statistics to understand a market's recent behaviour and to size your risk, not as a promise of the next result.
Frequently asked questions
Are the DigitTools Pro digit tools free?
Yes. The Analysis Tool, D-Circles, charts, bot builder and free bots are free to use with your own Deriv account.
Can the digit analysis predict the next digit?
No. It shows how recent last digits were distributed. Deriv synthetic indices are generated to behave randomly, so no statistic can tell you the next digit for certain.
Which markets do the tools cover?
Deriv synthetic indices such as Volatility 10, 25, 50, 75 and 100, their 1-second versions, and other synthetic indices offered by Deriv.
Do I need to install anything?
No. DigitTools Pro runs in your browser on desktop and mobile, and can be added to your home screen like an app.