Review connected browsers, keys and webhooks

Find everything that can trade for you

• Connected browsers: QATS Trade for Chrome installs you approved with Connect with QATS. Find them under Profile & settings → External connections → Trade from charts → QATS Trade for Chrome, with their accounts, when they were connected and last used.
• API keys: under External connections → Bots and API → Trading API → Your keys, with access, account, last use and expiry. Revoked and expired keys sit in the folded list below.
• TradingView webhooks: under External connections → Trade from charts → TradingView alerts.
• Sessions: signed-in browsers and devices under Password & security. A session is separate from the three above.

Revoke what you do not recognise

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   Choose Revoke on the connected browser, key or webhook, read the confirmation, and confirm.

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   Access stops at once. A revoked QATS Trade shows Connect with QATS again; a revoked key or webhook is refused from then on.

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   Revoking does not close positions or cancel working orders. Check Positions and Orders in the terminal and manage them there.

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   If a connection was not you, also change your password. That signs QATS Trade out of every browser.

Know what disconnects QATS Trade by itself

• A password change, an email change, Sign out everywhere and signing out every other session revoke all QATS Trade connections. Pasted API keys and webhooks are kept; revoke them separately if needed.
• A connection renews itself while you use it. Unused for 30 days, or 180 days after you approved it, it asks you to connect again.
• One connection holds at most 10 accounts, and at most 10 apps can be connected at a time. With 20 trading connections already active, QATS asks you to revoke one before it issues another key.
• QATS sends a notice, by email too, whenever an app is connected: “QATS Trade (Chrome) was connected to your account”. If it was not you, revoke it and change your password.