Settings
Settings is where you manage everything about your account and how the terminal behaves for you — from your email and password to default risk, chart data, theme, and language.
Opening settings
Section titled “Opening settings”There are two ways in:
- Click the gear icon in the top-right of the terminal.
- Open the avatar / user menu in the header and choose Account & Settings.
Settings opens as a full-page view with a sidebar of panels on the left. Closing it returns you to wherever you came from (the terminal or your home page).
The nine panels
Section titled “The nine panels”| Panel | What it controls |
|---|---|
| Account | Email verification, password reset, notification emails, language |
| Personal Information | Your name, date of birth, and country of residence |
| Challenges | Your challenge accounts and their performance |
| Trades & Risk | Default risk per trade, session risk, default stop loss, the profit-target ladder, take-profit mode & allocation, stop-loss automation, and the managed-position default |
| Chart & Data | Direct (premium) exchange data feed |
| Appearance | Theme and language |
| Watchlist | Default exchange for the watchlist (and the terminal) |
| Partner | Your affiliate / referral program |
| Subscription | Plan, usage, cancel / resume, upgrade |
Account
Section titled “Account”Your account email is shown here along with its verification status — a green Verified badge or an amber Unverified badge.
Password & security
Section titled “Password & security”There is no in-app password field. Click Change Password and the terminal starts a secure password-reset flow, opening the reset page in a new tab. Your password is changed there, not inside the terminal.
Notification emails
Section titled “Notification emails”You control which emails you receive with two switches:
| Setting | What you get |
|---|---|
| Subscription updates | Emails when your subscription starts, renews, or is cancelled |
| Renewal & grace reminders | Reminders before a renewal is due or access expires |
Language
Section titled “Language”You can also set your interface language from the Account panel (the same selector appears under Appearance).
Signing out
Section titled “Signing out”Sign-out is done from the user menu in the header (Log Out), not from Settings. This is a standard logout of the current session — there is no “sign out of all devices / all sessions” option.
Personal Information
Section titled “Personal Information”Here you review and edit the personal details held for regulatory compliance. All fields are required to complete your profile:
| Field | Notes |
|---|---|
| First Name | Required |
| Last Name | Required |
| Date of Birth | Required |
| Country of Residence | Searchable country picker |
Why it matters: these details are used for challenge and funded-account compliance. An incomplete profile shows a Profile not yet completed prompt with an Edit button. Use Edit to open the form, then Save to store your changes.
Challenges
Section titled “Challenges”Lists your challenge accounts grouped by state (active, passed, failed) and lets you open per-account performance analytics. See Challenges for how challenge accounts work.
Trades & Risk
Section titled “Trades & Risk”Set the defaults applied to new orders so you don’t retype them every time. These apply to both the order form and two-click chart trading.
Risk limits
Section titled “Risk limits”| Setting | Range | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Risk per Trade | 0.1% – 10% | Maximum percent of account balance to risk on a single trade |
| Session Risk Limit | 0.1% – 20% | Maximum cumulative risk allowed across one trading session |
| Default Stop Loss | 0.1% – 50% | Default stop-loss distance from your entry price |
Profit targets
Section titled “Profit targets”Your default take-profit ladder — you can define 1 to 10 targets, each closing part of the position as price moves in your favour.
Mode controls how every target level is expressed:
| Mode | Each target is… |
|---|---|
| Risk:Reward Ratio | A reward multiple of your risk (an R value) — e.g. 2 means take profit at twice the distance of your stop |
| Percentage Gain | A straight percent gain from entry |
For each target you set a reward level (the R:R ratio or gain %, from 0.1 up to 1000) and, depending on the allocation strategy, the share of the position it closes.
Allocation strategy controls how position size is split across the targets:
| Strategy | Behaviour |
|---|---|
| Equal Distribution | Splits the position evenly across all targets |
| Pyramiding | Weights the split across the ladder automatically |
| Custom | Unlocks a per-target Allocation (%) field so you set each share yourself |
Use Add Target to add a rung (up to 10) and the ✕ on a card to remove one (you always keep at least one).
Stop-loss management
Section titled “Stop-loss management”Optionally automate how your stop moves after the trade is open:
| Strategy | What it does |
|---|---|
| None | The stop stays where you placed it |
| Move to Breakeven on TP | Moves the stop to your entry price once a chosen target is hit |
| Trailing Stop | Trails the stop behind price as the trade runs in profit |
- Move to Breakeven on TP reveals a Breakeven Trigger selector — pick which profit target, once hit, moves the stop to breakeven.
- Trailing Stop reveals a Trail Distance input (0.01% – 50%) — how far behind price the stop follows.
Managed-position default
Section titled “Managed-position default”When Default to Managed Position is on, new orders create a managed position with automatic Take Profit and Stop Loss (using the ladder and stop-loss rules above). When off, orders are placed as standalone orders without position tracking.
Saving & resetting
Section titled “Saving & resetting”Changes in this panel are applied when you click Save All Settings, which stores them to your account. Reset to Defaults restores the default values locally — you still need to Save to keep them.
Chart & Data
Section titled “Chart & Data”Controls how live chart data is streamed.
Ultra-Responsive Charts connects directly to exchange trade feeds (Binance, Bybit, OKX, Hyperliquid) for real-time updates on every trade, instead of the standard data feed. If the direct connection fails, the terminal automatically falls back to standard mode.
Appearance
Section titled “Appearance”Choose a visual theme; changes apply immediately.
| Theme | Style |
|---|---|
| Cyberpunk Terminal | High-contrast neon dark |
| Classic Dark | Standard dark (default) |
| Light | Light mode |
Language
Section titled “Language”The terminal is available in 13 languages:
English, German (Deutsch), French (Français), Italian (Italiano), Indonesian (Indonesia), Portuguese — Brazil (Português BR), Spanish (Español), Korean (한국어), Simplified Chinese (简体中文), Traditional Chinese (繁體中文), Japanese (日本語), Arabic (العربية), and Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt).
Watchlist
Section titled “Watchlist”Sets the Default Exchange the watchlist opens to. This is also the default exchange used elsewhere in the terminal, so changing it here updates both.
Supported exchanges: Binance, Bybit, CoinW, Gate.io, Hyperliquid, OKX, and Phemex.
Partner
Section titled “Partner”Your affiliate / referral program panel. From here you either apply to the program (your name and how you’d like to be paid) or, once you’re active, copy your referral link and view your referred users and commissions.
See Partner program for the full application details, how referrals are tracked, and how commissions and payouts work.
Subscription
Section titled “Subscription”Manage your plan from here:
- View your current tier and usage against your account and chart-tab limits, plus which features your tier includes.
- Upgrade to a higher tier (same billing interval), or Change plan if you’re already on a paid tier.
- Cancel at period end, or Resume a cancellation you scheduled.
- Undo a scheduled change to keep your current plan if you’ve queued a downgrade.
See Billing & subscription for plans, pricing, and how upgrades, downgrades, and cancellations are billed.
Mobile & re-authentication
Section titled “Mobile & re-authentication”On mobile, the terminal may re-authenticate after the app has been backgrounded and brought back to the foreground. This is expected — sign back in and your session, settings, and accounts are restored.