
Narrow permissions. Server-side secrets. Clear user control.
The product is designed as a read-only layer. Trading passwords and full card details are not stored by FRA Prop HQ.
1. Read-only provider access
FRA Prop HQ requests the account and completed-trade information needed for the product. It does not request order-placement permission and cannot place, modify or cancel trades.
2. Credentials and tokens
Trading passwords are entered with the provider and are not stored by FRA Prop HQ. Provider access tokens are kept server-side and encrypted before storage. API keys and service-role credentials are not shipped in the website.
3. Customer separation
Supabase authentication and row-level database policies separate customer records. Administrative member functions require server-side role checks; hiding a page in the browser is not treated as the security boundary.
4. Billing
Stripe processes card details, Checkout and the billing portal. FRA Prop HQ stores only the customer, subscription, invoice and status data required to manage access and support.
5. Webhooks and email
Stripe webhook signatures are verified before billing changes are processed. Transactional email events use deduplication records to avoid repeated welcome, payment, cancellation and refund messages.
6. Coach
OpenAI credentials stay server-side. Only the selected context needed to answer a Coach request is sent. Coach is optional and does not control trades or provider accounts.
7. User control
Members can disconnect provider logins, hide or archive accounts, manage billing, sign out and request deletion. Provider authorisation can also be revoked through the provider where available.
8. Reporting a concern
Email support@fraprophq.com with the time, affected account and a clear description. Do not include passwords or keys.
Futures and forex trading involve substantial risk and are not suitable for every person. FRA Prop HQ is a journalling and analytics service, not a broker or investment adviser. It does not place trades or guarantee outcomes. Past or hypothetical performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.