No, the signal subscription is tied directly to your account. If you want to change accounts you will need to unsubscribe and then re-subscribe with the new account. If it is a paid signal, you will need to pay the subscription again for the new account.
OK thanks, thats what I thought.
I think it would be helpful if the signal provider's information included a bit about FIFO rules - whether they would be respected or breached, so subscribers would know what broker to go with before spending the fee.
OK thanks, thats what I thought.
I think it would be helpful if the signal provider's information included a bit about FIFO rules - whether they would be respected or breached, so subscribers would know what broker to go with before spending the fee.
Would it be possible to change broker, if the subscription has expired? Or is it even if the current subscription has expired not possible to change of broker? Should I create a new account if I wish to change of broker?
Best Regards,
Eco-z
Would it be possible to change broker, if the subscription has expired? Or is it even if the current subscription has expired not possible to change of broker? Should I create a new account if I wish to change of broker?
Best Regards,
Eco-z

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Hi
The signals I subscribe to don't always close due to FIFO violation - I need to change broker and migrate the subscription to the new one.
I cant figure out how, I presume this can be done without unsubscribing from the signal?