We have not independently verified Storm Trade's own Terms of Service. What's different from the other venues we cover: there is no deposit, no bridge and no account with Storm Trade itself to begin with -- you trade directly from your own Telegram/TON wallet balance, so there is no custody step for a company to gate. That does not make sanctions compliance your own responsibility any less real -- it just means the usual "deposit refused" enforcement point does not exist here the way it does on a custodial or bridge-based venue.
Perpetual futures on the TON blockchain, trading directly from your own Telegram wallet -- no deposit, no bridge, no spread.
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⚠️ Sanctions compliance is always your own responsibility regardless of a venue's technical structure. A more important security note that applies here too: if your wallet (or the address you funded it from) is linked to a sanctioned exchange, there's a real risk of your assets being frozen by Tether's issuer -- not just an exchange block. Non-custodial wallets (where you hold your own keys) reduce this risk but don't eliminate it.
You trade with the USDT (or TON / NOT) balance already sitting in your own TON wallet -- there is nothing to deposit or withdraw first. Each trade costs about 0.08 TON in network gas, and the combined open/close fee runs roughly 0.1-0.25%. Leverage is high; exact limits are shown per-market at open time.
MarketRadar's Futures tab lists Storm Trade as one of four venues and shows its live markets straight from the exchange. Order placement through our own Mini App is not live yet -- for now, trade directly on Storm Trade's own site using the link below.
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