Help CenterWhat is the difference between the Trader Password and Investor Password?
The trading password and investor password serve distinct purposes, offering different levels of access and control over your trading account.
Trading Password:
This is the personal, confidential password you use to log in to your trading platform. As the account holder, the trading password grants you full control over your account, allowing you to:
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- Execute trades
- Modify orders
- Close positions
- Manage your trades
It is essential for active account management and is only accessible to you.
Investor Password:
The investor password, also known as a "view-only" password, provides read-only access to your trading account. It’s typically used to share your account's performance with others—such as investors, fund managers, or signal providers—without granting them the ability to:
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- Place trades
- Modify positions
- Make any changes to the account
This password allows others to view your trading history and activity without influencing your trades.
The trading password gives you full control of your trading account, while the investor password offers limited, read-only access. Both should be protected carefully to maintain the security and integrity of your account.