If your TradingView account is hacked even with 2FA enabled, the most effective action is to move quickly and provide ownership proof to recover access. Here are practical steps:
• Emergency access: Go to their webpage → Login issues / compromised account. Explain that your account was hacked and attach proof of ownership (original email, payment receipts, username, account creation date).
• Revoke access: Immediately change the password of your linked email and your TradingView account (if you still have partial access). Use strong, unique passwords.
• Check activity: Ask support for a login history (IP and devices) to show unauthorized access.
• Escalate the case: If TradingView doesn’t respond within 48 hours, file a dispute through PayPal, Apple/Google, or your bank to protect your associated payments.
• Strengthen security: Once access is restored, re-enable 2FA from scratch using a trusted app such as Authy or Google Authenticator.
If your issue remains unresolved, you can file a complaint on Xolvie to help ensure your consumer rights are respected and the problem is properly addressed.

