The option price.

The price paid for an option. The premium comprises the intrinsic value of the instrument plus the time value of controlling that instrument for a set period. It is paid by the option holder to the option writer.

When you buy an option, you pay the seller a nonrefundable amount, known as the option premium, for the right to exercise that option before it expires. If you sell an option, you receive a premium from the buyer. In fact, collecting the premium is often one motive for selling options, including those you anticipate will expire without being exerci [..]

Definition The amount per share that an option buyer pays to the seller. The option premium is primarily affected by the difference between the stock price and the strike price, the time remaining for [..]

The price a buyer pays for an option. Premiums are arrived at through open competition between buyers and sellers on the trading floor of the exchange.

The current price of any specific option contract that has yet to expire.

The premium is the price at which the contract trades. The premium is the price of the option and is paid by the buyer to the writer, or seller, of the option. In return, the writer of the call option [..]

According to 17 CFR 34.2 [Title 17 -- Commodity and Securities Exchanges; Chapter I -- Commodity Futures Trading Commission; Part 34 -- Regulation of Hybrid Instruments], option premium means “the val [..]

The price of an option, which the option buyer pays and the option seller receives.

The price paid when purchasing an Option Contract.

A fixed amount that is paid to enter into an option contract. Each contract may represent 100 shares in the underlying asset. So, if the option premium is S$1.50 per option, the seller in this case will receive S$150 per contract bought.

The option price.