Information for the EURUSD portal
The documents below explain the nature of the portal, browser technologies, consent rules, how advertising works and the limitations of the published information. The Legal Centre was last updated on 7 August 2026.
About the project
The purpose of the portal, the scope of published data, transparency and editorial independence.
How the system works
The meaning of statuses, how history is generated, points, OPEN/CLOSE states and data limitations.
Methodology and limitations
Aggregation of results, costs, delays, AI-model risk, leverage and changes to the system.
Privacy policy
The scope of technical data, push notifications, Google advertising, partner responsibilities and user rights.
Cookies and consent
Necessary technologies, local statistics, push notifications and individual advertising choices managed through a certified CMP.
Rules of use
Rules of use, availability, copyright and limitations of liability.
Risk information
Forex and CFD risk, the absence of performance guarantees and limitations of live data.
FAQ
Answers to frequently asked questions about the panel and trade history.
Contact
Email addresses for technical matters, privacy, advertising and partnerships.
Nature of the service and operating model
- The public section of the portal is free and does not require an account or login;
- Access to the portal’s core content does not require personal data; voluntary project support, notifications and optional privacy settings do not change the informational nature of the portal;
- The service does not sell users access to services, signals or data;
- The service is not a broker, exchange, investment adviser or order-execution platform;
- The published data describes the operation of our own system and our own trades;
- Displayed advertisements are separate from system data and do not affect signals or trade history;
- The content does not guarantee profits and does not replace professional advice.
Privacy and advertising
EURUSD Journal does not create its own advertising profiles, sell user data or collect individual advertising profiles for its own purposes.
Google AdSense is currently disabled. Before it is enabled, the portal must use a Google-certified CMP. Advertising choices will then be presented and recorded through that platform independently of the portal’s local statistics settings.
Email contact
The project operators’ private personal details are not published on this site.