In short: PipTrend follows the TradingView username saved on your Whop membership. Open the Tradingview Access app inside your PipTrend membership on Whop, type the new username exactly as TradingView shows it, and click Update. The old username loses access right away. Then sign in to that TradingView account and reload it. PipTrend appears under Indicators, in the Invite-only tab.

When you need this

  • You entered the username with a typo, and PipTrend never showed up.
  • You want PipTrend on a different TradingView account, for example a new one.
  • You changed your username on TradingView itself. TradingView lets every user change it twice, under Settings and billing, Public profile. Access follows the username, so update it on Whop as well.

Access is tied to one TradingView username per membership, never to an email address or a display name.

Step 1: Copy the new username from TradingView

  1. Sign in to the TradingView account that should get PipTrend.
  2. Click your profile picture in the top left corner.
  3. The name at the top of the menu is the username. Copy it exactly as written.

Step 2: Change it on Whop

  1. Open your PipTrend membership on Whop.
  2. Open the Tradingview Access app inside it.
  3. Replace the username in the field with the new one and click Update.

The old username loses PipTrend access right away, and the new one gets it.

Step 3: Check it on TradingView

  1. Make sure you are signed in to the TradingView account with the new username.
  2. Reload TradingView.
  3. Click Indicators, then under Personal click Invite-only. PipTrend is listed there.

If PipTrend isn’t there after a reload, click Claim Indicators in the Tradingview Access app, then reload TradingView again.

Your saved indicator templates and layouts belong to the old TradingView account. On the new account, add PipTrend again and save a new layout. See Layouts and templates.

If it doesn’t work

  • PipTrend doesn’t appear on the new account: compare the username on Whop with TradingView letter by letter, then reload. See PipTrend not showing on your chart.
  • You can’t edit the username on Whop: write to our support with your old and your new TradingView username:
support@piptrend.com

FAQ

Can I use PipTrend on two TradingView accounts?

Access is tied to one TradingView username per membership. To use it on another account, change the username on your membership.

Will I lose my settings when I change accounts?

Your indicator settings, templates and layouts are saved in the old TradingView account. Add PipTrend on the new account and save your setup again.

I changed my username on TradingView. Do I need to do anything?

Yes. Enter the new username in the Tradingview Access app on your Whop membership and click Update, because access follows the username. TradingView allows two username changes per account.

Does my old TradingView account keep PipTrend?

No. The old username loses access as soon as you save the new one on Whop.

Do you need my TradingView password to move access?

No. Only the username. Never share your password or login code.

Sources

  1. I'd like to change my username

Risk Disclaimer: Trading involves risk. Past performance doesn't guarantee future results. Only trade with money you can afford to lose. PipTrend is a tool to assist your trading decisions, not financial advice.

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János Kiss
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János Kiss is the developer and trader behind PipTrend. He learned it the expensive way: years of losing money while tearing apart every course, indicator, and system he could get his hands on, until the handful of rules that actually repeated became obvious. Now he builds the tools and trades the system himself across Forex, indices, and crypto, and writes about the tested, repeatable methods that hold up in a live market, not hype.