Frequently asked questions.

Pipster is a proprietary trading firm for traders who want to treat trading like a real profession, refining their edge, becoming consistently profitable, and working toward full‑time trading with firm capital and professional‑level resources.

Pipster is for retail traders at any level who want to improve, prove they can be consistently profitable, and open the door to full‑time professional trading.

“Up to $200k” refers to the maximum total simulated funded account size you can hold with Pipster at any one time. This is currently capped at two funded accounts, for example two separate $100k accounts. “Up to 90% profit split” refers to the highest share of simulated trading profits that can be paid out to you as performance‑based rewards. The standard rate is 80%, however the Pipster risk team may, at their discretion, increase an individual trader’s profit split from 80% up to 90%. The size of your funded (simulated) account(s) and the profit split you receive depends on which programme you choose and how far you progress. Not all traders will reach the maximum funding level or the highest profit split.

Yes, we work with selected affiliates and partners. Affiliates must follow our marketing guidelines, which prohibit misleading claims, unapproved financial promotions, or positioning Pipster as a gambling product. We may suspend or terminate affiliate accounts, or close referred trader accounts, where promotions are non‑compliant or misleading. See the “Partners” page on our website for further details.

We accept the following payment methods: Card Payments: Visa and Mastercard debit and credit cards. Payments are processed securely and confirmed instantly. Apple Pay: Pay instantly using Apple Pay on supported devices (iPhone, iPad, Mac with Safari). Just tap the Apple Pay button at checkout. Cryptocurrency: We accept a range of major cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), USDT (TRC20, ERC20, BEP20), USDC (ERC20, Solana), Litecoin (LTC), Solana (SOL), and BNB. When you select crypto at checkout, you will be shown a deposit address and QR code. Payments are confirmed automatically once the blockchain transaction is verified. All prices are displayed in USD. Crypto payments are converted at the current market rate at the time of payment.

Our evaluation process operates entirely in a simulated trading environment. We offer three challenge types: One Phase Challenge: Complete a single evaluation phase with 10% target profit, 4% daily drawdown limit, 8% maximum drawdown (static), 5 minimum trading days, and a 90-day time limit. Two Phase Challenge: Phase 1: 8% target profit, 5% daily drawdown, 10% maximum drawdown (static), 5 minimum trading days, 90-day time limit Phase 2: 5% target profit, 5% daily drawdown, 10% maximum drawdown, 3 minimum trading days, 90-day time limit Funded Account (Instant): Bypass evaluation phases and start with a funded account featuring 3% daily drawdown, 10% maximum drawdown (trailing).

Minimum trading days vary by challenge type and phase: One Phase Challenge: 5 minimum trading days in the evaluation phase Two Phase Challenge: 5 minimum trading days in Phase 1, 3 minimum trading days in Phase 2 All Funded Accounts: 5 minimum trading days required before being eligible for a payout A minimum trading day (shown as “Trading Days” on your dashboard) is any calendar day where: • You place at least one trade; and • You generate a profit of at least 0.5% of the initial account balance on that day.

Is there a time limit to complete the challenge or phase? Yes, you have 90 calendar days to complete each challenge phase. This ensures traders have sufficient time to demonstrate consistent performance while maintaining active engagement with their trading strategy. What is the inactivity limit? If you do not place a trade for 60 consecutive calendar days, your account will be considered inactive and may be terminated. The inactivity period is measured from the date of your last executed trade. To maintain an active account, you must place at least one trade within this timeframe.

To prevent gambling‑style or over‑leveraged trading, Pipster funded accounts have a strict Maximum Risk Per Trade rule. This protects both the trader and the firm’s capital. The rule You must not risk or lose more than the stated maximum percentage (for example 3%) of your eligible account balance on a single trade idea. A “trade idea” means all open positions on the same instrument, in the same direction (all Buy or all Sell) opened as part of the same idea. The total risk includes spread, commission, and slippage, not just the distance to your stop loss. Exceeding the maximum risk‑per‑trade limit is a hard breach of the rules and may result in immediate closure of the funded account, cancellation of payouts related to the breach, and/or other actions as set out in the full Terms and Conditions and FAQ. How the risk is calculated Maximum risk per trade idea = maximum risk percentage × eligible account balance. All trades that belong to the same trade idea are added together (open loss, closed loss, spread, commission, and any slippage). If the combined loss on that idea reaches or exceeds the allowed amount, the rule is considered violated, even if you intended to risk less. Example Starting account balance: 2,500 USD. Maximum risk per trade idea: 3%. Maximum allowed loss per trade idea: 2,500 × 3% = 75 USD. If a trader opens several positions on BTCUSD in the same direction as one trade idea and the resulting realised loss is: 58.52 USD, 32.53 USD, and 28.16 USD, the total loss on that idea is 119.21 USD. Because 119.21 USD is greater than the allowed 75 USD (3% of 2,500 USD), this trade idea breaches the Maximum Risk Per Trade rule and the account will be treated as in hard breach under the Terms and Conditions, with payouts relating to that activity refused and the account subject to closure or other actions described in the full rules.

Loss limits are designed to protect your simulated account and assess risk management discipline. They vary by challenge type: Daily Drawdown Limits: • One Phase Challenge: 4% during evaluation, 4% when funded • Two Phase Challenge: 5% in Phase 1, 5% in Phase 2 and funded phase • Funded Account: 3% in funded phase Maximum Drawdown Limits: • One Phase Challenge: 8% during evaluation (static), 8% when funded (static) • Two Phase Challenge: 10% in Phase 1 (static), 10% in Phase 2 and funded phase (static) • Funded Account: 10% maximum drawdown (trailing, stops trailing at 96% threshold) Static vs. Trailing Drawdown: • Static: Calculated from your starting balance and never changes • Trailing: Follows your highest balance until it reaches the threshold (e.g., 96%), then becomes fixed Example (Trailing): On a $100,000 account with a 10% trailing drawdown and a 96% maximum drawdown threshold: • Starting: Max loss is 10% of $100,000, so your limit is $90,000 (your balance/equity cannot drop below $90,000). • If your total equity increases to $110,000, the trailing drawdown moves up to $99,000 (10% below the new high watermark of $110,000). • However, if the maximum drawdown threshold is set at 96% and calculated on the initial equity, the hard floor is $96,000 ($100,000 − $4,000). • With this configuration, the effective maximum drawdown is $96,000, not $99,000, because the threshold caps how far the trailing level can move up. Breaching either the daily or maximum drawdown limit in the simulated environment results in evaluation failure or funded account termination.

News trading is allowed, except for bracket strategies placed around news releases. Bracketing refers to placing both a BUY STOP and SELL STOP order at the same time before a news announcement, so that whichever direction the market moves, one order triggers—and potentially, both if volatility is high. This type of strategy is not permitted. You are allowed to hold open trades during news events across all our programs. However, you cannot execute new orders within 5 minutes before or after a high-impact news release. For reference, we use the Forex Factory Calendar and follow our server time to determine scheduled high-impact events. Example: If U.S. CPI is announced at 15:30 server time, no new orders should execute between 15:25 and 15:35. This restriction exists because of the extreme price volatility and slippage that occur during major news events—conditions under which these fast-execution strategies would not produce realistic profits in a live market environment. Violating this rule may result in profit removal or, in more serious cases, account termination for breaching the agreed terms.

During the 1-Step or 2-Step Challenge, you do not need to close positions overnight or over the weekend — you can hold trades continuously without restriction. However, once you become a Pipster Funded Trader (or purchase an Instant Funded Account), you must close all open positions before the market closes for the weekend.

The following activities are strictly forbidden: Insider trading and use of non‑public information — Entering, managing, or closing positions based on material non‑public information, confidential data, or any information obtained in breach of a duty of trust or confidence (including, but not limited to, inside information from employers, clients, counterparties, or service providers) is strictly prohibited. Traders must only trade on information that is lawfully obtained and generally available to the public under applicable market‑abuse, insider‑dealing, and securities laws. Any suspicion that a Pipster account is being used to trade on inside or otherwise non‑public information may result in immediate suspension, closure of all accounts, invalidation of trades, and notification of relevant authorities where required. Inconsistent Strategy Between Phases — Materially altering your trading style or risk profile after transitioning from a Challenge Account to a Funded Account in a manner inconsistent with the behaviour used to satisfy the Evaluation criteria. This includes, without limitation: significantly increasing typical position size or overall exposure relative to the Challenge phase; switching from predominantly medium or long‑term trading to ultra‑short‑term scalping; concentrating trading in products, sessions, or patterns that were not used during the Evaluation for the purpose of exploiting perceived platform, liquidity, or pricing differences; or otherwise trading in a way that does not reflect the risk management, consistency, and discipline demonstrated during the Challenge. Latency / price‑feed arbitrage — Using delays, discrepancies or glitches between data feeds, price streams, or execution venues to capture risk‑free profits (e.g. latency arbitrage, bad‑tick exploitation, misquote abuse, or trading solely on off‑platform price leads). High‑frequency / tick scalping and server spamming — Placing an abnormally high number of ultra‑short‑term trades (often opened and closed within seconds), tick‑scalping at unsustainable speeds, or sending excessive orders/requests that overload or “spam” the trading server. Gap, news‑gap and toxic‑flow strategies — Systematically targeting gaps or illiquid moments (e.g. just at market open/close or after major news) purely to exploit temporary pricing or execution anomalies (gap trading, news gaps, or other “toxic flow” patterns). Hedging and opposite‑direction account structures — Opening long and short positions on the same symbol in the same or related accounts, or running opposite strategies across multiple accounts (including accounts held by different people) to create a net risk‑free position for the group. Account arbitrage and multi‑account abuse — Coordinated trading between two or more accounts to manufacture artificial results, including account mirroring, reverse trading between accounts, account churning, or any structure where one account is intentionally sacrificed to benefit another. Abusive copy trading and trade‑for‑hire — Managing or trading other users’ accounts without permission from Pipster, selling or renting strategies tied directly to evaluation/funded accounts, or participating in large copy‑trading networks that replicate identical trades across many accounts to gain an unfair advantage. Unapproved Expert Advisors (EAs), bots, or automation — Using third‑party/off‑the‑shelf EAs, arbitrage bots, latency tools, or any automated system whose primary purpose is to exploit execution, feed, latency, or news gaps; only approved tools used purely for risk or trade management are permitted. Exploiting technical issues or platform errors — Trading that relies on obvious technical problems, such as wrong prices, frozen quotes, platform outages, incorrect swaps/commissions, or any other execution anomaly, instead of genuine price movement. Martingale, grid, or similar progressive strategies — Employing strategies that involve progressively increasing position sizes after losses (e.g., Martingale doubling), placing orders at fixed price intervals to average into positions (grid trading), or any similar systems that escalate risk exposure in an attempt to recover losses, as these promote unsustainable gambling-like behavior. Abnormal or gambling‑style risk taking — Position sizing, exposure, or trade frequency that is clearly inconsistent with normal trading behaviour and is used solely to game the evaluation model (e.g. repeated all‑in trades, extreme one‑off position sizes, or stacking highly correlated positions to circumvent risk limits). Any activity that falls into the spirit of these examples may be treated as a prohibited trading practice, even if not explicitly listed. Violations can result in trade invalidation, removal of profits, failure of evaluations, termination of funded accounts, and permanent restriction from future Pipster programs.

Most conventional trading strategies are allowed on Pipster, as long as they reflect genuine trading behaviour, respect risk limits, and do not fall into Pipster’s list of prohibited or abusive practices. Allowed strategy types Scalping, intraday, swing, and longer‑term position trading are all permitted, provided you trade within Pipster’s daily loss, max loss, and drawdown rules and respect any news/holding restrictions set for your program. Both discretionary and systematic approaches are allowed, so you can trade manually or use rules‑based methods that mirror how a normal trader would operate in live markets, without relying on latency, gaps, or technical exploits. Use of EAs, algos and tools Expert Advisors (EAs), indicators, and trade‑management tools are allowed when used for legitimate purposes such as executing your strategy, managing stops, and automating entries/exits in a normal way. EAs or bots whose main “edge” is high‑frequency tick scalping, latency/price‑feed arbitrage, server spamming, or other behaviours described in the prohibited‑strategies section are not allowed and may lead to invalidation of results or account closure. Multi‑account and hedging behaviour You may hedge or manage risk within your Pipster account (for example, scaling in or out, or hedging correlated exposure) so long as the intent is genuine risk management and not to create risk‑free or manufactured outcomes across multiple accounts. Any coordinated activity between accounts (yours or others) that effectively turns multiple Pipster accounts into a single hedged/arbitrage structure is treated as a prohibited practice, even if each individual account appears to follow the basic rules.

Copy trading is not allowed on Pipster. Pipster’s purpose is to help traders develop into confident, self‑sufficient traders who can analyse markets, build their own strategies, and manage risk independently, rather than relying on copying the decisions of others.

High‑frequency trading (HFT) is not allowed on Pipster accounts, as it falls under prohibited high‑frequency / tick‑scalping and server‑spamming behaviours that abuse execution and infrastructure rather than reflect normal trading. Any trade, or series of trades, that is opened and closed within 60 seconds is treated as high‑frequency activity and therefore a breach of our terms and conditions; this may result in offending trades being cancelled, account termination, or both.

Martingale, grid, and similar doubling‑down or averaging‑up/averaging‑down strategies are not allowed on Pipster accounts, because they fall under abnormal or gambling‑style risk taking and can be treated as prohibited trading practices. Strategies that repeatedly increase position size after losses (Martingale, anti‑Martingale, recovery grids, “double or nothing” approaches, etc.) create extreme, one‑off or escalating exposure that is inconsistent with normal, sustainable risk management and are therefore forbidden. Any approach that stacks multiple highly correlated positions, pyramids aggressively, or otherwise uses compounding size primarily to game the evaluation model rather than express genuine, controlled risk will be treated as abnormal or gambling‑style risk taking and can result in profit removal, evaluation failure, or funded‑account termination. Pipster expects position sizing and trade frequency to remain within reasonable, repeatable risk parameters, with exposure that can be justified by the trading plan rather than by recovery or “chasing losses” logic. Standard discretionary or systematic strategies that scale in or out modestly, with clear stop‑losses and defined maximum risk per idea, are generally acceptable, provided they do not resemble Martingale, grid‑style recovery systems, or other structurally dangerous money‑management schemes.

Forex (FX) — Up to 1:100 Indices — Up to 1:30 Commodities — Up to 1:20 Metals — Up to 1:10 Crypto — Up to 1:2 At Pipster, leverage is designed to help safeguard our traders by reducing the likelihood of excessive exposure to market risk. Maximum leverage limits vary by asset class because different markets have different volatility profiles and gap risks. Leverage levels and margin requirements may be adjusted at any time at the discretion of the Pipster risk team, including on a per‑user basis where appropriate for risk management, operational, or regulatory reasons. Leverage terms may also differ between challenge accounts, funded accounts, and instant funded accounts, and between different programme types within each category. Trading with leverage involves a high risk of loss. Traders should always size positions based on their own risk tolerance and strategy rather than simply using the maximum available leverage. Nothing in this FAQ constitutes investment advice, and leverage parameters are subject to change without prior notice.

RISK LIMITATION RULE — A trader must not risk more than 50% of their permitted daily drawdown on any open position or combination of positions at any time. This rule is applied to funded accounts and is designed to reflect professional risk management standards used in institutional trading environments, helping to prevent outsized, highly speculative exposure that is inconsistent with disciplined, skill-based trading. STOP LOSS REQUIREMENT — Every position must have a stop loss order placed within 60 seconds of opening the trade. This is mandatory and failure to comply will constitute a breach of our trading rules. Stop loss orders may be amended at any time, but must remain active for the duration of the trade. Trading in a manner that exceeds these limits will be treated as gambling-style behaviour and will be considered a breach of our trading rules.

Our rules are designed to measure risk management and consistency, not to make success impossible. Targets and limits are calibrated using real trading statistics and industry‑standard prop‑trading risk parameters. Many traders will not pass on their first attempt, but consistently profitable traders who manage risk and avoid large drawdowns should find the rules challenging but achievable.

For Pipster Challenges (1‑Step and 2‑Step) we use a static daily drawdown, and for Funded Accounts we use a trailing drawdown. The way your limit moves (or does not move) depends on the account type. Daily drawdown – Challenge accounts (static intraday) On 1‑Step and 2‑Step Challenge accounts, the daily drawdown (DD) is calculated from the start‑of‑day baseline and does not move intraday just because your equity spikes higher. At the start of each trading day, we record your opening balance/equity for that day (your start‑of‑day baseline). Your daily DD limit is a fixed percentage below that start‑of‑day number and stays at that level for the entire day, even if your equity rises during the session. Example (static daily DD, 5%): Start‑of‑day baseline: 100,000 Daily DD: 5% Breach level for that day: 95,000 If your equity falls below 95,000 at any time during that day, the account breaches the daily drawdown rule, even if it later recovers above 95,000 before the day ends. Trailing drawdown – Funded Accounts (live high‑water mark) On Funded Accounts, the maximum drawdown is trailing, based on your live equity / high‑water mark, and it updates in real time as your equity makes new highs. Your trailing DD level starts a fixed percentage below your starting balance. As your equity makes new higher peaks, the trailing limit moves up with it (it never moves down). If your equity then falls below the current trailing level, the account is in breach. Example (3% trailing DD, intraday): Starting balance: 100,000 Trailing DD: 3% (initial limit 97,000) During the day, your equity reaches a new high of 106,000 At that point, the trailing DD level moves up to 102,820 (106,000 − 3%). If your equity then falls below 102,820 during the same day, you breach the trailing drawdown rule, even if you started the day at 100,000. Max Trailing drawdown (applied to funded accounts) Funded accounts include a maximum drawdown threshold. Once the trailing limit reaches this threshold, it locks and becomes static – it will not move up any further, even if your equity keeps rising. Example (6% trailing DD with a 98% threshold): Starting balance: 100,000 Trailing DD: 6% (initial limit 94,000) Maximum drawdown threshold: 98% of starting balance (98,000) As your equity increases, the trailing limit moves up from 94,000, always 6% below your equity high, until it reaches 98,000. Once the trailing limit hits 98,000, it locks there permanently. From that point on, the maximum loss line is 98,000 – it will not increase further, even if your equity continues to make new highs.

Pipster measures trading days using the New York forex session rollover at 5:00 pm Eastern Time (ET), which corresponds to 10:00 pm UTC during standard time and 9:00 pm UTC during U.S. daylight saving time. A trading day runs from 5:00:01 pm ET (10:00:01 pm or 9:00:01 pm UTC, depending on season) on one calendar day to 4:59:59 pm ET (9:59:59 pm or 8:59:59 pm UTC) on the next calendar day. Any trade opened or closed after 5:00 pm ET (corresponding UTC time) counts toward that new trading day. Trades opened or closed after 5:00 pm ET (corresponding UTC time) on the following day count toward the next trading day. This structure aligns Pipster’s daily rules and limits with the standard global forex market session rollover.

For the purposes of Pipster’s news‑related trading rules, “high‑impact news” means events marked as red‑folder, high‑impact releases on the following public economic calendars: • ForexFactory.com – red‑folder, high‑impact events • Myfxbook.com – red‑folder, high‑impact events Pipster applies specific restrictions around opening or closing trades close to such events (5 minutes before or after a release). Time windows will be measured by reference to the scheduled release times shown on these calendars, using their stated time zone and the equivalent UTC time.

Your first payout is eligible after 14 days, then weekly thereafter based on your funded account performance. To be eligible for a simulated payout: Minimum Requirements: • Complete the minimum trading days (5 days by default, unless configured otherwise) • Maintain positive simulated profit • Comply with all challenge rules and risk limits • Meet the minimum payout amount ($100 for most challenges, unless specified otherwise) • Adhere to the consistency rule if applicable (no single trading day can represent more than 15% of total profit) Profit Split: You receive between 80‑90% of simulated profits, depending on your challenge configuration (default 80% unless otherwise specified). An increase to 90% may be granted to traders who demonstrate consistent profitability and is applied at the discretion of the risk team on an ad‑hoc basis, following an account review with the trader. As Pipster is a new prop‑trading firm currently operating in a beta launch phase, simulated payout amounts for new funded accounts purchased in the first three months after launch are capped at 12% of the starting account balance. This cap is in place to ensure we can support withdrawal requests for all eligible users in a fair and sustainable manner.

You can withdraw via RISE or Bank Transfer or directly through cryptocurrency.

14-Day Withdrawal Period: You may request a refund within 14 calendar days from your purchase date, provided you have not executed any trades on your Challenge Account and submit your request in writing to support@pipster.io. For the complete Cancellation and Refund Policy, please refer to our full Terms available at www.pipster.io.

No. “~1h average payout time” is an operational target based on typical processing times once a payout is approved. Actual processing times can be shorter or longer depending on payment providers, KYC/AML checks, weekends/holidays, and support volumes. We will always aim to process payouts as quickly as possible, but we can’t guarantee a specific time.

Pipster (Data Vantix Ltd) is not authorised or regulated by any financial services regulator, including the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). We do not hold or require any financial services licence or authorisation, as our services do not constitute regulated financial activities under UK law.

No. Pipster’s services do not constitute gambling, betting, or gaming activities as defined under UK law. Our platform is a technology service providing data analytics, software tools, and simulated environments for informational and educational purposes only.

When you purchase a Pipster account, you’re getting access to a simulated trading environment. We use real-time market data to create authentic trading conditions—accurate prices, spreads, and market depth. No real money or live trades are involved.

Payouts received through Pipster may constitute taxable income under the laws of your jurisdiction. You are solely responsible for understanding and complying with your tax obligations. Pipster does not provide tax advice. Please consult a qualified tax professional for advice specific to your circumstances.

Pipster is a simulated trading environment only. All Challenges and Funded Accounts take place on demo/simulated balances and do not involve the execution of orders in live financial markets. We do not hold client trading accounts, we do not execute trades on your behalf, and we do not provide brokerage services or investment advice. Any “profits” and “losses” shown on your Pipster account are virtual figures used to measure your performance against our rules. When you qualify for a Funded Account, you may become entitled to performance‑based rewards (profit share payouts) calculated from your simulated trading performance. These payouts are paid by Pipster as rewards from our business revenues and are not withdrawals of client money from any broker account.

No. Pipster is not a gambling product. You are not placing bets, playing games of chance, or staking money on uncertain odds or outcomes. Our programmes are skills‑based trading evaluations run in a simulated environment. You pay a fee to access the platform and be assessed against clear, pre‑defined trading rules. Any payouts you earn are performance‑based rewards funded by Pipster’s business revenues, not “winnings” from a gambling pool or casino‑style game. Because we do not offer games of chance or operate a betting pool, Pipster is not licensed or regulated as a gambling operator. However, we still apply strict rules, risk controls and compliance checks to keep the programme fair and to prevent abuse.

Pipster is a simulated trading and trader evaluation platform. We do not provide brokerage services, hold client trading accounts, receive or transmit client orders, or execute trades in live financial markets on your behalf. Because of this, our services do not currently fall within the scope of authorisation for investment firms under UK financial services regulation. We are therefore not authorised or regulated by the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) or by an equivalent investment services regulator in other countries. We still take regulatory risk and consumer protection very seriously. We design our platform so that users do not deposit trading capital with us, and we avoid activities that would require investment firm permissions, such as giving personalised investment advice or managing portfolios. We also monitor legal and regulatory developments in the prop‑trading and simulated trading space and will adapt our approach where needed.

Pipster has three platforms: Dashboard — app.pipster.io Your central hub. View your challenges, order history, request payouts, enter competitions, track the leaderboard, and manage your account. You’ll get these login details once when you first sign up. Trading Platform — prop.pipster.io Where you view available asset classes, place trades, and manage your positions. You’ll receive new login details by email for each phase of your challenge and again when you become funded. Website — pipster.io Browse challenges, purchase, read our academy content, and access support. No login needed. Both sets of login credentials are emailed from support@pipster.io. Check your junk folder if you don’t see them.

Match-Trader with MT5 coming soon.

Live Chat — Any time 24/7 Email — support@pipster.io

For access to Match-Trader please go to https://prop.pipster.io/login and select “Forgot your password” For access to the Pipster Dashboard please go to https://app.pipster.io/login and select “Forgot Password?”

For general support, you can reach us via the in‑app chat or by emailing support@pipster.io. If you have a concern or complaint about our service, please contact us and give us a chance to investigate. The fastest way to reach us is by emailing support@pipster.io, including your name, account number, email and a brief description of what’s gone wrong. We’ll acknowledge your complaint and aim to respond within 5 business days, although more complex issues (for example, compliance reviews or payment investigations) may take longer to resolve.

We aim to have human support coverage across all major trading sessions so you can reach a real person when it matters most. There may be short periods with slower response times (for example, during peak demand or system incidents), but our goal is to provide responsive, human support rather than leaving traders with bots only.

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We use your personal data to: create and manage your account, deliver the platform and any paid services, run risk and fraud checks (including KYC/AML where required), improve our products, and contact you about your account and relevant features. For full details, including how long we keep data, how we use automated systems, and how we handle international transfers, please see our Privacy Policy. https://www.pipster.io/privacy