AI & privacy

Two features are written by a third-party AI model: ForexRadar Outlook, the read of the market state you are looking at, and the Market Brief, the synthesis of the day's drivers. Everything else in the app — prices, charts, the economic calendar, liquidity zones, positioning and order book — is data, not AI output.

Only the market data for the moment the outlook describes: the instrument and timeframe, price, the mapped liquidity zones, positioning and order-book figures, related news headlines and calendar events, and the historical candles used to compute base rates.

Your name, email address, account identifiers and any connection credentials you have stored are never sent. The prompt carries no personal data.

The generated outlook and brief are saved together with the market state they were written for. That is what makes the outlook history, the jump-back-to-chart view and the accuracy scorecard possible — a saved prediction can only be graded against the state it was made in.

Saved outlooks stay in your history until they are removed. The underlying market data is retained for as long as it is needed to compute base rates and grade past outlooks.

AI features stay switched off until you accept. Accepting records the decision against your account so you are asked once and not again; declining leaves the features blocked and the prompt is offered again next time you try to use one.

You can withdraw consent at any time by asking us to clear it, after which the AI features stop and the prompt returns.

AI can make mistakes. Outputs are machine-generated from the data available at that instant, they can be wrong, incomplete or confidently mistaken, and they carry no guarantee of future performance.

Nothing here is financial, investment or trading advice. Weight AI output accordingly in your own setups and do your own research before acting on it.