How to Stop and Resume Trading on Edamame

Stopping Edamame can close open positions at market price and cancel pending orders, so read the confirmation screen before you confirm. Resuming afterward takes two steps. Stopping is different from disabling your account: stopping only pauses trading itself, while your subscription and account stay fully active throughout.

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Stopping trading is not the same as disabling an account. It is the decisive action users take when they
want trading activity to stop immediately. To update other settings instead, see managing your account.

What stopping trading does

Stopping trading pauses Edamame’s automation immediately: it can close open positions at market price,
cancel pending orders and disable the EA (Expert Advisor) on the account. Because it can affect live
positions, the confirmation screen should be read carefully. Your funds always stay with your broker
regardless, see Regulation for the full picture.

Step-by-step

1. Slide to stop trading

From the account overview, slide the Stop trading control to the right.

2. Confirm the action

Tick the confirmation box after reading the warning. Then confirm that you want to stop all trading.

3. Trading stopped

The dashboard shows the stopped status and confirms that trading activity has halted.

4. Resume trading

When ready, tap Resume trading. Edamame reconnects to the broker and resumes the algorithm.

5. Confirm trading resumed

Once the connection is established and positions are synced, the platform confirms that trading has resumed.

FAQ

No. Stopping only pauses trading. Your account and subscription stay active. To close or pause the account itself, see disabling your account. Your existing settings, including risk level and monthly stop loss, stay saved and ready to use as soon as you resume.

There is no waiting period. Tap Resume trading whenever you are ready and Edamame reconnects to your broker immediately. No new setup steps are needed either; Edamame picks up using the same settings you had before stopping.

Pending orders are cancelled and open positions can close at market price. Read the confirmation screen before you confirm, since this step affects live positions. Trades that had already closed before you stopped are not affected and remain part of your trade history.