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What Happens to Your Trade History When You Cancel Your TradersPost Subscription?

Canceling your TradersPost subscription does not delete your trade history, but disconnecting brokers or deleting strategies can lead to data loss. Users will be notified of any future changes regarding data retention policies.

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  1. Major update

    Current TradersPost terms say canceled accounts have their information deleted from the platform and databases, so the article's conclusion that cancellation preserves trade history has been corrected.

‍Accessing Trade History After Subscription Cancellation

If you cancel your TradersPost account, your account information, including trade history, is deleted from the platform and its databases. Deletion timing is at TradersPost's sole discretion. This means you may no longer be able to view your past trades after your account is canceled1.

Potential Future Changes

TradersPost deletes account information when an account is canceled, with deletion timing at its sole discretion. The current policy does not rely on logging in to reset an activity date to retain data after cancellation1.

What Actions Can Lead to Data Deletion?

Certain actions do result in the deletion of trade history:

• Disconnecting Your Broker: Removing a broker from the platform will erase all associated trade history.

• Deleting Strategies or Subscriptions: If you delete a strategy, subscription, or other related data, it will trigger a cascading delete, removing all connected records.

Conclusion

As of now, canceling a TradersPost account results in the deletion of account information, including trade history. However, disconnecting brokers or deleting specific strategies can lead to data loss. Stay informed about current account policies to ensure continued access to your trading records1.

References

1 store.traderspost.io, Terms of Service

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