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August 11, 2026
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Set the right synchronization rhythm for each connection

Each supported provider connection can now follow the schedule that matches how you trade. On Connections, open the underlined next-sync time or Schedule sync, then choose:

  • every 5, 15, or 30 minutes;
  • every hour, 4 hours, or 12 hours;
  • Once a day at a local time;
  • Turn off for manual synchronization only.

Desktop connection schedule menu with recurring interval choices

Daily scheduling includes morning, midday, after-close, and midnight presets, as well as a custom local time. A choice applies immediately and can be changed from the same control. On desktop it appears under How often; on mobile, the Sync schedule drawer keeps intervals and daily options together.

Daily synchronization submenu with local time controls and presets

Mobile synchronization drawer with intervals, expanded daily controls, and Turn off

Recurring and daily schedules are available for Tradovate, DxFeed, Rithmic Protocol, and Interactive Brokers. Thor and the legacy Rithmic connection remain manual-only.

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