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August 31, 2026
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Account payment reminder names the firm and the day

The scheduled Account payment reminder now leads with when the firm is due: payment in days. (or payment tomorrow.). It is the prop-firm account notice — not the weekly recap, not Plus billing. The greeting uses your newsletter first name, or Trader if that name is missing or looks like an email.

Account payment email for Apex due in 7 days, with a September calendar from the 5th to the 12th

A mint calendar for the month of today marks today as a filled circle, the payment day as an outlined circle, and the days between with a wash. Weekdays stay M T W T F S S. The lede is the locked monthly line — Auto-renew monthly is set at the firm. — it does not change for quarterly or annual accounts. The caption is days left (or 1 day left).

Change reminder and Turn off this notice both open the dashboard. Unsubscribe still goes to notification settings. Mail comes from Deltalytix Renewals at renewals@eu.updates.deltalytix.app. This follows account emails that were localized and no longer empty; Renewal Notice Days on the account is unchanged.

On Accounts, keep Renewal Notice Days set. When the next payment date enters that window, the new letter arrives — one email per account.

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