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An educational tool for people who trade the markets: live prices, news, an economic calendar and a risk calculator. And if you connect your cTrader account (your broker's demo account or your live account) in read-only mode, it measures your discipline on your own trades.
It doesn't execute trades, move your money, or give personalized financial advice. It's content and tools to help you decide better, not a buy or sell signal.
Use the email you created your account with. If you don't remember your password, go to the sign-in screen and request the recovery link: it arrives by email and works only once.
If you just subscribed and never set a password, look for the welcome email — the link to create one is there.
The code is valid for 15 minutes. Check your spam folder and request another one from the same screen.
Price alerts and calendar reminders arrive as phone notifications. If you're not getting them:
Your subscription is managed from your account, in My account. There you can see which plan you have and until when you have access.
To cancel: go to cancel subscription. Your plan is canceled and you keep access until the current period ends. You don't need to write to anyone or wait for a reply.
You can delete your account and your data yourself, without requesting it by email, from delete account. Before anything is deleted, any pending charge is stopped.
It's a real, permanent deletion: your user account and personal data are removed. If you had a trading account connected, it gets unlinked.
The connection is read-only: APEX Flow reads your trading history to measure your discipline, and it can't trade or move funds. You grant the authorization on cTrader's official page (id.ctrader.com) and revoke it there whenever you want.
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Trading the markets carries the risk of capital loss. Past results don't guarantee future results. APEX Flow's content is educational and informational, and does not constitute personalized investment advice.