Pocket Option OTC Pairs List: Assets, Hours and Signal Timeframes

    Updated: 2026-10-15

    When the interbank market closes on Friday evening, OTC instruments keep quoting. They are broker-generated synthetic feeds — related to real markets, but not identical to them.

    Quick answer

    Pocket Option lists OTC versions of major currency pairs (for example EUR/USD-OTC, GBP/USD-OTC, USD/JPY-OTC) and other assets, marked "OTC" in the asset list. They are mainly available when the regular market is closed, especially at weekends. The exact list and payouts change during the day, so check the terminal before each trade instead of relying on a fixed percentage.

    Main guide: OTC trading on Pocket Option

    OTC pairs available on Pocket Option

    The list below covers commonly used OTC currency pairs. Payouts change during the day; the current values and asset availability are visible in the trading terminal before you open a trade.

    PairAvailableSignal timeframes
    EUR/USD OTCWeekends and off-hours3, 15, 30 s
    GBP/USD OTCWeekends and off-hours3, 15, 30 s
    USD/JPY OTCWeekends and off-hours3, 15, 30 s
    AUD/USD OTCWeekends and off-hours3, 15, 30 s
    EUR/JPY OTCWeekends and off-hours3, 15, 30 s
    USD/CHF OTCWeekends and off-hours3, 15, 30 s

    Ultra-short timeframes

    Signal AI offers 3, 15 and 30 second expiries on OTC pairs only, because those durations are meaningless on a spot feed with real spread behaviour.

    At three seconds you are trading noise more than trend. Treat those expiries as the highest-variance option available and keep stake size constant.

    A sane weekend routine

    Pick two OTC pairs and learn their rhythm rather than rotating through everything on the list.

    Set a fixed number of trades and a stop-for-the-day loss limit before you start. Weekend sessions have no closing bell, and that is exactly how small losses become large ones.

    How OTC trading works

    This page is the list of pairs. How OTC prices are formed and the weekend trading rules are explained in the OTC trading guide.

    How to check which OTC pairs are open right now

    1. In the Pocket Option terminal open the asset list and filter by currencies.

    2. Look for the "OTC" mark next to the pair name; the payout shown next to it is the current one and can change before your next trade.

    3. In the Signal AI Mini App the same OTC pairs appear in the pair selector, so you can request an analysis for the exact pair you see in the terminal.

    Which OTC pair to start with

    Start with one liquid major such as EUR/USD-OTC and stay on it for a full test series. Learning the typical candle size of one pair is more useful than chasing the highest payout across many pairs.

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