Signing up and signing in

A MillionChart account is free, and it keeps your work — layouts, alerts, paper trades and ideas — on every device you sign in from. This page takes you from the Sign up button to your first signed-in chart, and shows what you can already do before you have an account.

What it is#

Your account is a MillionAlgo account: one e-mail and password open both millionchart.com and portal.millionalgo.com, and your paper-trading account, layouts, alerts and plan hang on it. Signing in on one site does not sign you in on the other.

Where it is#

• On the chart, the gold Sign up button at the top right opens the account menu: Sign up free, Log in, Trading ideas, Plans, Language and Help. Under Sign up free a hint tells you the current offer — a year of Pro while the launch seats last, otherwise a free month of Pro.
• The pages themselves are millionchart.com/signup and millionchart.com/signin. An invitation from a friend is a link of the form millionchart.com/join?ref=CODE.

How to sign up with Google#

1. Click Sign up, then Sign up free.
2. Click Continue with Google and choose your Google account. Google confirms your e-mail address, so no code is needed.
3. On the Almost there card, check the username offered (made from your e-mail address; type another if you like), tick the box for the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, and click Next. The second box, for e-mails about trainings and offers, is optional.
4. The welcome card shows your member ID, your account type and your e-mail. Click Go to dashboard and the chart opens, signed in.

How to sign up with e-mail#

1. On the sign-up page click Email, under or. Your Country is detected; change it if it is wrong.
2. Type your e-mail address and click Send code. A six-digit code is mailed to you — look in the spam folder too.
3. Type it in Verification code; it is checked as the sixth digit goes in and the field shows Email verified. Resend code opens after a short countdown; Change email starts over.
4. Click Next step.
5. Choose a Password and repeat it in Confirm password. The four rules — 8+ characters, Uppercase letter, Lowercase letter, Number — tick off as you type. Click Create my account.
6. The Almost there card asks for your username and your agreement, as in the Google flow. Click Next.
7. The welcome card appears. Click Go to dashboard.

With an invitation#

A link with ?ref= opens a Sponsor step first: the Referral information panel shows your sponsor's Sponsor ID (and, for a network code, the Placement side). Click Next step, or Not your sponsor? Use a different code to type another into Referral code and press Check. The sponsor is linked to your account permanently; without a code, click Create a regular account.

Signing in#

1. Open millionchart.com/signin — or click Sign up, then Log in, on the chart.
2. Type your Email and Password and click Sign in, or click Continue with Google.
3. If two-factor sign-in is on for your account, the Two-step verification card asks for the six-digit code from your authenticator app. Click Verify.
4. You land on the chart, or on the page you came from.

On a device where you enrolled a passkey on the MillionAlgo portal, a Sign in with fingerprint or Face ID button appears above the form (see Your account pages). A member who never accepted the agreement, or has no username yet, meets the Almost there card once after signing in.

Forgotten password#

Click Forgot password? under the sign-in form, type your e-mail address and send the form. Open the link in the mail you receive — it opens the reset page of the site you asked from — and type a new password twice. The new password works on millionchart.com and on the MillionAlgo portal.

Language#

Open the account menu and click Language. The dialog lists 21 languages — English and English (India), German, French, Spanish, Italian, Polish, Turkish, Russian, Portuguese, Indonesian, Malay, Thai, Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean, Chinese (simplified and traditional), Arabic, Hebrew and Persian — each written in its own name with a flag. Click one and the whole page switches at once, without a reload. A Beta tag means the translation was made by machine and not yet reviewed by a native speaker. Your choice is remembered in this browser and, when you are signed in, on your account. On a phone the Language row is in the More sheet.

The sign-up and sign-in pages have their own globe button at the top right; those pages offer five languages (English, Arabic, Spanish, Korean, Chinese).

Without an account, and with one#

The free account is free for good. What Pro adds is on Plans.

Related#

• Free, Pro and the indicator plans
• Your first chart
• Your account pages
• Alerts and Paper trading