Credential safety
How GPT Trading Bot Handles Account Security
Learn how private Pocket Option API access works without asking for a platform password, how to verify support, and which security details remain unpublished.
Answer: GPT Trading Bot uses private Pocket Option API access provided to GPT Trading Team through the Pocket Partners process under NDA. GPT Trading Bot does not require users to provide their Pocket Option password.
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Do not share your Pocket Option password
GPT Trading Bot does not require a Pocket Option password. A person or message asking for that password should not be treated as part of the documented product flow.
Users are responsible for protecting their Pocket Option login, Telegram account, devices, and any two-factor authentication methods.
Use official channels
Check usernames carefully before interacting. GPT Trading Bot cannot control impersonators, third-party websites, Telegram, or Pocket Option security.
- Product bot: t.me/gpt_trading_bot
- Support: t.me/gpt_trade_support
- Video channel: youtube.com/@gpt_trading
Published connection information
GPT Trading Bot uses private Pocket Option API access provided to GPT Trading Team through the Pocket Partners process under NDA.
Signals and GPT Auto use the private API connection rather than asking users for their Pocket Option password. Detailed token scopes, retention periods, encryption architecture, and incident-response procedures are not currently published on this site.
Until those details are published, users should not assume security properties beyond the explicit statements on this page. GPT Trading Bot is independently operated. API access does not mean that Pocket Option owns, operates, or publicly endorses GPT Trading Bot.
Report suspicious requests
Users can contact the official Telegram support channel if onboarding instructions appear to request credentials or information that conflicts with this page.