It’s in the complaint. They were using a third party vendor for both the live accounts and the training accounts: In the summer of 2014, the firm that owned a

It’s in the complaint. They were using a third party vendor for both the live accounts and the training accounts: In the summer of 2014, the firm that owned and licensed Platform A discovered Nonko’s training accounts scheme, after a technical inquiry from a Nonko customer revealed that the customer wrongly believed that his training account was a live one. On August 29, 2014, the owner of Platform A sent out an email blast to all Nonko customers alerting them that accounts starting with “TR” were training accounts; the firm then discontinued its relationship with Nonko, accusing Nonko of deceiving its customers.