How we protect your account and your data

A journal needs your trades to count them. Here is exactly what the connector can do, what we store, who can see it and what we never do.

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The connector can only read

  • It runs in your own MetaTrader terminal, reads the account history and sends new deals. It never places, modifies or closes orders.
  • The connector’s source is checked for trading calls on every change, and a release that contains one is refused at publishing.
  • Its source code is public, and each file is published with its SHA-256 checksum, so you can check that what you run is what we published.
  • It needs neither your master nor your investor password. It sends deals with a key you can replace or switch off at any time on the account page; the old key is refused from then on.

What we store, and why

  • Your trades and deals, the reports you upload, and what you add yourself: tags, notes, strategies, screenshots.
  • We store them so the journal can count results, match them with your broker’s statement and slice them by day, setup or mistake.
  • Notes and strategies are not end-to-end encrypted: the journal reads them on our servers to show and search them. If that changes, this page will say so.

Who can see your data

  • You. Nobody at the company looks at your trades, strategies or notes.
  • The one exception is a support request you start yourself — «Report a data problem» on a trade or an import. Staff can then open the account and the trade that request points to, nothing else.
  • Every such view is written to an audit log. The admin area needs a second factor to sign in.

What we never do

  • Sell or share your trading data.
  • Use your trades to trade, to copy you or to give signals to anyone.
  • Ask for your MetaTrader passwords.

Encryption

  • In transit: the site, the connector and our connections to the database and file storage use TLS.
  • At rest: the database (Neon) and file storage (Cloudflare R2) encrypt stored data with AES-256 — per their documentation linked below.

What you control

  • Replace the connector’s key or disconnect it on the account page — the old key stops working at once.
  • Export your trades as CSV or JSON from your profile.
  • Delete your account with all its data from your profile.

Providers’ documentation

Questions

›Can you see my trades?

They are stored on our servers so the journal can count them, but nobody at the company looks at them. Staff can open only the account and the trade a support request you started points to, and every view is logged.

›Can the connector trade or move money?

No. It only reads the account history and sends new deals. Its source is checked for trading calls on every change, a release with one is refused, and the source is public with checksums.

›Do you sell my data?

No. We don’t sell or share your trading data, and we never use it to trade or to give signals.

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