The problem
- The signal shows a very high win rate, and you cannot see whether martingale, a grid or trades without a stop sit behind it.
- An account can rise smoothly for months and lose almost everything in one run; the balance curve does not show open losses.
- The percentage gain can come from deposits, and a screenshot shows none of this.
What you upload
- The history of the account you copy: the MetaTrader report or the CSV that Myfxbook, FX Blue or its MQL5 signal exports. How to export it
- Or the broker's trade history in CSV or Excel, for example eToro's. How to export it
What Rigor checks
- Martingale and grids. Whether the size grows after a loss, or more positions are opened to average a loss down.
- No stop loss. Whether the largest losses are many times the typical loss, a sign of trades without a stop.
- Many small wins and large losses. A high win rate with losses that wipe out many wins at once.
- Open losses you cannot see. A warning when many positions are open at once, when the curve does not show their floating loss and when positions are still open at the end.
- The real money in the account. Deposits and withdrawals separated from the trading result; a warning if top-ups inflate the percentage or money is deposited in a deep drawdown.
- Questions for the provider. What to ask before copying, drawn from what the history does not answer.
What it does not do
- It does not connect to the provider's account or copy trades: it audits the file you upload.
- It does not tell you whether to copy, and it does not predict results.
Price
Your first full report is free when you create your account. After that the preview is free (3 a month) and needs no card: A to D class, charts, red flags and what each dimension means. The full report is USD 29 (USD 69 for a pack of 3).
Questions
What if the signal only shows screenshots on Telegram?
A screenshot cannot be audited. Ask for the account's exported history (MetaTrader, Myfxbook, FX Blue or MQL5 signal); a provider who cannot give it is already giving you an answer.
Is a history without red flags safe to copy?
No. The report says which risks show in that account's past. The future depends on the market, the size you use and how you copy it.
Other cases
- Before you buy a trading robot, check its backtest
- Does your stock, futures or crypto strategy have a real edge?
- Before you pay for a prop-firm challenge, simulate it with your history
- Before you invest with a manager, a signal or a fund, check the history
- If you invest on your own with DEGIRO, Trading 212, IBKR or XTB, check your history