What data does PropExecutor store about traders?
Quick answer
For each trader, PropExecutor stores the name and email on the trader record, and for each trading account its balance, positions, trades, orders, rule flags and status history. It does not store identity documents, payment details, addresses or phone numbers, which stay with your own KYC and payment providers.
Detailed answer
Collecting only what the platform needs keeps your data protection obligations simpler.
Trader records
- Name.
- Email.
- The accounts assigned to the trader.
Trading accounts
- Account number, starting balance, rule set version and status.
- Trades with times, prices, sizes and results.
- Open positions and pending orders.
- Rule flags and breach or pass reasons.
- Equity history for charts and reports.
Usage data
The terminal records product usage, such as sessions and feature use, linked to accounts through the signed session, without storing IP addresses.
What is not stored
- Identity documents or selfies.
- Payment or bank details.
- Addresses, dates of birth or phone numbers.
Data requests
If a trader asks your firm for their data, the account reports and trader record cover what PropExecutor holds. Combine them with your own KYC and payment records for a complete response.
Retention
Account history is kept so it remains available for disputes and reporting. Discuss deletion requests with the team if a legal obligation requires it.
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