You can revoke our access to any connected brokerage account at any time.

Disconnecting stops us from managing the account — but it does not close any positions that are already open at your brokerage. Those positions stay exactly where they are, and they become your responsibility to manage directly.

If you want your positions closed, close them before you disconnect. You can do that from each system's trade history, or manage them yourself at your brokerage afterward.

The typed confirmation is deliberate — it's there so an account can't be removed with a stray click.

Any income system running on that account stops. If you reconnect the same account later, you may need to redeploy your systems and set your allocations again.

If you want a temporary break rather than a permanent disconnection, pausing your subscription is usually the better option — it stops your systems from trading while keeping your connections and configurations intact. See Pausing your subscription.

You may see "Unable to disconnect the broker account. Please try again." This is usually a temporary issue reaching your brokerage. Wait a moment and try again. If it keeps failing, contact support — and note that you can also revoke third-party access directly from your brokerage's own security settings.