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Billing Settings

The Billing tab shows your subscription status, payment method, and billing history. This is where you manage your plan and view past invoices.

Subscription & Billing Overview

This page gives you visibility into your subscription without needing to contact support. All payment processing is handled securely by our payment provider, Paddle.

Current Plan

At the top of the page, you'll see your active subscription.

Plan Trader Node is a single plan, billed either monthly or annually. The annual option works out cheaper per month than paying monthly.

Price Your recurring cost (monthly or annual).

Status Badge Shows "Active" when your subscription is current.

What's included:

  • Unlimited challenges and accounts

  • Multi-currency support

  • Reports and CSV exports

Everyone is on the same plan, so there are no feature tiers to compare or upgrades to unlock. The only choice is whether you pay monthly or annually.

Plan Actions

Switch between monthly and annual Change your billing cadence at any time. Switching to annual reduces your effective monthly cost.

Cancel Subscription Cancel at any time. You'll keep access until the end of your current billing period.

Payment Method

This section shows your saved payment method.

Card on File

You'll see the card type (Visa, Mastercard, etc.), the last 4 digits, and the expiration date.

Updating Your Payment Method

Click Update to change your payment card:

  1. Click Update

  2. Enter new card details in the secure form

  3. Save the new card

Update your card if it's expiring, you want to use a different card, or a payment was declined.

Payment Security

Card details are handled securely by Paddle. Trader Node never stores your full card number.

Billing History

This section shows all past invoices.

Column

Description

Date

When the invoice was generated

Description

What you were charged for

Amount

The charge amount

Status

Payment status

Invoice

Link to download the invoice

Click Invoice on any row to download or view the invoice PDF. Invoices work as receipts for your accountant.

Managing Your Subscription

Switching Between Monthly and Annual

  1. Open the billing options

  2. Choose monthly or annual

  3. Confirm the change

Switching to annual lowers your per-month cost. The change applies according to your current billing cycle.

Cancelling Your Subscription

  1. Choose Cancel Subscription

  2. Confirm the cancellation

  3. Your access continues until the end of the current billing period

After cancellation, your data is preserved for 30 days, so you can reactivate and pick up where you left off. After 30 days, the account and its data are removed.

Reactivating After Cancellation

If you cancelled and want to resume, return to the Billing tab and re-subscribe. If you're within the 30-day retention window, your data is restored.

Billing FAQs

When am I billed? After your 14-day free trial. If you want to continue to use the platform you will need to choose between the monthly or yearly plan.

Can I get a refund? It depends on your plan:

  • Free trial: cancel any time.

  • Annual plan: payments are final once the trial ends.

  • Monthly plan: payments are final once the trial ends.

  • Any charge caused by a platform bug: always refunded, regardless of plan or timing.

Refunds are processed by our team. If you think you're eligible, reach out and we'll review it.

What happens if my payment fails? You'll get an email. Update your payment method to restore service. There's a grace period before access is limited.

Do I get an invoice for each payment? Yes, invoices are generated for every charge and appear in Billing History.

Is my payment information secure? Yes. Payments are handled by Paddle, and Trader Node never stores your full card details.

Tax Information

Invoices show the charge amount, and depending on your location, taxes may be included or added separately. If you need invoices with specific tax or business details, check for a billing-details option or contact support.


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