FX TERMINAL
Get in touch with the FX Terminal team by email for help using the forex research platform, to share product feedback, discuss a business inquiry, or ask a general question. Email support@fxterminal.app and your message will be directed to the right person.
Email is the only support channel we run, and it reaches the same small team that builds the platform — there is no ticket queue and no outsourced first line. Write to the support address on this page and the message is routed to whoever owns that part of the terminal: data pipelines, charting, the Academy, or accounts.
We aim to answer within one working day. If something is broken, telling us the page you were on, the currency pair or instrument involved and roughly when it happened is usually enough for us to reproduce it; a screenshot helps but is rarely necessary.
We can help with anything about the product: a chart that will not load, a data series that looks wrong, a lesson that will not mark itself complete, a strategy that will not save, or a question about what a number on a screen actually measures. Reports of bad or stale market data are the most useful messages we get, and they are usually fixed the same week.
We cannot give trading or investment advice, tell you what to buy or sell, manage money, or comment on a specific position. FX Terminal is a research tool and nothing on it is a recommendation. We are not a broker and we never ask for account credentials, card details or funds — treat any message claiming otherwise as fraudulent.
Feature requests are read and genuinely shape the roadmap; several of the terminal's screens started as one-line emails from users. If you want a new instrument, an extra timeframe, another central bank in the monitor or a metric we do not track yet, say so.
For partnerships, data licensing, press questions or anything commercial, use the same address and put the subject in the first line so it gets to the right person quickly.
FX Terminal provides free market research and analysis for informational purposes only. Nothing here is investment advice or a recommendation to trade. Trading forex carries a high level of risk.