Metatrader: Trader Password vs Investor Password?

The trading password and the investor password are two different types of passwords that provide different levels of access and control over a trading account.

1. Trading Password: The trading password is a password that is used by the you (the account holder), to access and execute trades on your trading account. It is a private and confidential password that is used to log in to the trading platform provided by the forex broker. With the trading password, you have full control over their trading account and can place orders, modify orders, close positions, and manage your trades.
   
   

2. Investor Password: The investor password, on the other hand, is a password that is used to provide read-only access to a trading account. It is commonly used by investors or traders who want to share their trading account's performance or allow others, such as fund managers or signal providers, to view their trading activity without being able to execute any trades or make changes to the account. The investor password is also sometimes referred to as a "view-only" password, as it only allows the person with the password to view the account's trading activity and history but does not grant them the ability to trade or modify any trades.

In summary, the trading password is used by you (the account holder) to actively trade and manage your trades, while the investor password is used to provide "read-only" access to the account for viewing purposes only, without the ability to trade or modify trades.

It's important to keep both passwords secure and not share them with unauthorized individuals to protect the integrity and security of the trading account.