The phone restarted itself during the thirty second over of a midweek game. I had not touched it. When the screen returned the app was closed and the login screen was waiting. I entered the credentials again and waited to see how much of the previous session remained.
The balance was correct. The market I had been watching was still visible and the price matched the last figure I had seen. No open stake had been active so there was nothing to settle. The restart had closed the app but had not disturbed the account itself. I continued watching from the same point without further action.
What the restart cleared
Any temporary filters I had applied to the market list were gone. The default order returned. That single reset was the only visible change. Prices continued to update normally once the page was open again. I used matchexch9 app for the remainder of the match and avoided any further background activity.
A second restart test on a quieter day
Two days later I forced a restart while only the login screen was open. After the phone returned I logged in and found the same clean state. No partial session had been stored. The account simply waited for a fresh login every time the app was fully closed by the system.
Brief replies after I described the mid match restart
I mentioned the automatic restart and the clean recovery. Two people wrote that they had experienced similar system restarts. One said the account always returned with the correct balance. Another noted that any unsaved filters disappear and must be set again. The comments remained practical.
One precaution that stayed in place
I no longer leave an active stake open if the phone feels warm or has been running for many hours. A restart at the wrong moment would force a new login and a short delay. Closing any open position before the risk rises removes the only real inconvenience the restart can cause.
The forced restart closed the app and returned the login screen but left the account untouched. A fresh login restored the markets at the correct prices. Once that behaviour was confirmed the possibility of a mid match restart became a minor technical detail rather than a source of concern. The match continued and the page stayed open only as long as the game itself required.