SuperQuant feature tutorial · fixed teaching example
Account security and recovery
Understand sign-in, password changes, recovery codes and the consequences of deleting a hosted account.
Before you begin: Recovery codes are one-time secrets shown only when generated. Changing a password revokes other signed-in sessions. Account deletion removes hosted account data; local workspace data stays in this browser.
How to use it
- Open Account & privacy and locate Account security and Account recovery; first check whether password-reset email is available.
- While signed in, generate recovery codes with your current password and save them in a private password manager. Replacing the set invalidates earlier codes.
- If you change your password, use a unique password and expect other signed-in sessions to be revoked; sign in again on devices you still use.
- Before considering hosted account deletion, read the displayed consequences and confirm that you understand local workspace data remains on this browser; deletion is a separate, explicit action.
Worked example and expected outcome
Teaching case: password-reset email is unavailable, so while signed in you generate and securely save the one-time recovery codes before losing access.
This is a fixed teaching example, not a current quote, personal account result or trade recommendation.
Check your understanding
If you replace the recovery-code set, can an older code still work, and what happens to your other sessions after a password change?
If it does not work
If you are signed out and neither the configured reset email nor a saved recovery code is available, self-service recovery may be unavailable. Do not guess credentials or share passwords or codes in chat.
Try it in SuperQuant
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