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Features

Profile — Personal Account Settings

Avatar, password, language, time zone — and the one field that quietly drives every tilt warning you see: default risk per trade.

TradeOnyx Profile tab — avatar, username, password, default risk-per-trade preset selector, default account, language, and display time zone
What it is

The Profile tab is your personal layer of TradeOnyx. Avatar, username, password, default account, language, and display time zone all live here. Storage is always UTC under the hood; the time-zone setting only controls how trades are shown to you.

The single most important field is default risk per trade. Pick a preset — 0.25%, 0.5%, 1%, 2%, or custom — and that number becomes the rule every future trade is measured against. Go beyond it and the trade gets flagged across the platform.

Avatar upload and delete were added recently — small surface, but it's the kind of detail that makes the product feel like yours instead of a generic tool you rent.

How to read it
  • Risk-per-trade is the spine — change it and every flag in the platform shifts with you.
  • Time zone is display only — your data isn't moving, your view of it is.
  • Default account preselects everywhere — saves a click on every form, every chart, every import.
  • Language flips the whole UI — DE/EN parallel, including academy content.
  • Avatar is identity discipline — review screens with your own face on them feel less abstract.
  • Custom risk is real — scalper at 5%, beginner at 0.25%, the presets don't box you in.
Where TradeOnyx uses it

First session with TradeOnyx, head to Profile and set your default risk-per-trade honestly. The platform doesn't argue with you — if you say 1%, every trade above 1% will get flagged across Trades, Journal, and Overview. The flags are how tilt becomes visible weeks later in Calendar.

The default account dropdown is the small quality-of-life lever. Multi-account traders who set the right default save a click on every new trade, every import, every chart open. Pair it with the asset-class setting in Settings and the whole platform pre-tunes itself to your style.

Language and time zone are set-and-forget. Where TradeOnyx earns its keep is the risk number — that's the single field that turns the platform from a passive logger into an active discipline tool. Change it once, and Briefing warnings, Trades flags, and Overview breach counts all start using the new rule on day one.

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