Account Overview
Manage your PineHook account, licenses, and subscription.
Your PineHook account is the interface through which you interact with all PineHook services, connecting your payment information, licenses, TradingView alerts, MT5 terminals, and analytics in one place.
Dashboard#
After logging in, you'll land on your dashboard. This is your central hub for everything, from managing licenses to monitoring signals, viewing analytics, controlling your subscription, and more.
The dashboard gives you quick access to:
- Overview - Quick stats on signals, trades, and account status
- Licenses - Manage your license keys for MT5
- Signal Logs - View history and stats of all received signals
- Analytics - Analyze your trading with charts, performance metrics, and advanced analytics
- Subscription - Manage your plan and billing
Account Features#
Licenses#
Each license key connects one MT5 terminal to PineHook. Depending on your subscription tier, you can have multiple licenses:
| Tier | Licenses |
|---|---|
| Standard | 1 |
| Pro | 3 |
| Premium | 10 |
One license = all symbols
You only need to attach the EA to a single chart to trade any symbol available with your broker. For example, attaching the EA to an EURUSD chart doesn't limit you to EURUSD signals. It will execute trades for GBPUSD, XAUUSD, or any other symbol you send.
Because one chart already covers everything, a license allows just one live connection per MT5 account. If you attach the EA to a second chart on the same account, the newest connection takes over and the older chart disconnects (it shows a note in the MT5 Experts tab). So keep PineHook on a single chart.
When do you need multiple licenses?
- Multiple MetaTrader accounts — Each account (e.g., different brokers or prop firm accounts) requires its own license.
- Multiple strategies on a NETTING account — NETTING accounts only allow one position per symbol, so you can't have separate stop losses and take profits for different strategies. Running each strategy on a separate account with its own license solves this.
Signal Logging#
All signals sent to your account are logged for you to verify and correlate with both your TradingView and MetaTrader instances:
- View signal details (action, symbol, parameters)
- See execution status
- Debug failed signals
- Export history for analysis and reporting requirements
Analytics#
Track your trading performance with comprehensive metrics and visualizations:
Key Metrics
- Total P&L and account balance
- Win rate with sparkline trends
- Total trades (wins/losses breakdown)
- Profit factor (gross profit / gross loss)
- Average trade duration
- Max drawdown (% and $)
Advanced Risk Metrics
- Sharpe, Sortino, and Calmar ratios
- Expectancy (expected value per trade)
- Kelly criterion (optimal position sizing)
- Payoff ratio (avg win / avg loss)
- R-Multiple analysis
- Consecutive win/loss streaks
Charts & Visualizations
- Equity curve over time
- Symbol performance breakdown
- Win/loss distribution pie chart
- Trade activity heatmap (hour × day)
- Drawdown chart
- P&L distribution histogram
- Best and worst trades
- Full trade history table with export
Security#
Password Requirements#
- Minimum 8 characters
- At least one uppercase letter
- At least one lowercase letter
- At least one number
Two-Factor Authentication#
Enable 2FA for additional security:
- Go to Settings → Security
- Click Enable 2FA
- Scan the QR code with your authenticator app
- Enter the verification code
Recommended
We strongly recommend enabling 2FA to protect your account and trading signals.