Connecting Zoya gives your assistant read-only access to your Zoya data. Your Zoya password never goes to the assistant, and you can disconnect Zoya from your assistant's settings at any time.

It doesn't get a list of the individual holdings in your linked accounts.

Access is read-only. The assistant can't place trades, move money, edit your watchlists, or change anything in your Zoya account.

You sign in on Zoya's own sign-in page, and the assistant never sees your Zoya password. Before anything is connected, Zoya shows what the assistant will be able to do and asks you to allow access.

When your assistant uses a Zoya tool, Zoya sends the result to the assistant so it can answer you. From there, the assistant's provider, such as Anthropic for Claude or OpenAI for ChatGPT, processes that information under its own privacy policy and your settings with them. Review your provider's privacy settings to decide how your chats are stored and used.

Expect to sign in to Zoya again about once a week. You can disconnect sooner at any time.

Disconnect Zoya in the assistant you connected it to. There's no setting for this in the Zoya app.

If you connected Zoya to more than one assistant, disconnect each one separately.