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Understanding Member Dashboard and Trading Accounts
Understanding Member Dashboard and Trading Accounts

Learn about the differences between Member Dashboard and Trading Accounts, including account limits and how to manage them effectively.

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There are two types of accounts: Member Accounts which is your Member Dashboard and Trading Accounts.

Member Dashboard: Your Member Dashboard is your entry point, whether you're here to trade, join the affiliate program, or both. Each individual can create only ONE personal Member Dashboard. This account gives you access to your dashboard, where you can purchase evaluations, manage Pro Accounts, and access affiliate tools.

If you're trading through a business you own, you can create a separate business Member Dashboard. For this, you'll need to provide your EIN and relevant business documents. You’re allowed one personal and one business Member Dashboard—no more.

If we find multiple personal or business accounts beyond the allowed limit, the extra accounts will be closed, and any associated profits or commissions forfeited.

Trading Accounts: Trading Accounts are used for placing trades and tracking your profits and losses. They may be evaluations or Pro Accounts and typically start with DT- or PRO-DT, depending on the platform (rTrader).

Your Trading Account details can be found within your Member Dashboard. If needed, always include a Member Dashboard identifier (like your username or email) when referencing your Trading Account for support or inquiries.

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