Privacy

Your account.
Your information.

Draft for professional review. Business identity, retention periods, and the final privacy policy must be confirmed before paid launch.

Information the service uses

Your account stores your name, email, a password hash, membership dates, and notification preferences. Session and verification records support sign-in and email verification. Subscription references and email-processing records support access and delivery.

Whop and Resend

Whop handles hosted checkout and subscription management. This website does not store full payment-card details. Resend processes verification and alert emails when configured. Those providers process information under their own terms and privacy policies; their data handling must be included in the final policy.

TradingView economic calendar

Opening the Economic Calendar tab loads a third-party TradingView embed. Your browser connects directly to TradingView, which can receive connection information such as your IP address and browser details, and may use its own cookies or storage under TradingView’s privacy policy (opens a new tab). NQ Research House does not send your account details or trading records to the calendar. Using its external calendar link also takes you to TradingView.

Your choices

You can manage alert-email preferences in your account. Account, security, or billing messages may still be necessary. For account or privacy questions, contact support@nqresearchhouse.com. The final policy will explain data-access and deletion handling and any records that must be retained.

Cookies and previews

A session cookie supports sign-in. Interactive example dashboards may store preview records in your browser; those examples remain separate from real member records. Any future analytics or additional tracking must be disclosed in the final policy.

Security and retention

Member records require authorized access, and publishing controls are restricted to administrators. These controls do not eliminate security risk. Data-retention periods, backups, provider locations, and incident procedures require review before commercial launch.