Partners: display or require an attested track record

For comparison sites, marketplaces and prop firms that present trading robots or signal providers to their users.

What it is

An attested track record is a trade history audited by a third party with a published, open-source method, that received a GO verdict. The number, date, method version and file fingerprint are published in a public registry; an attestation can be revoked, and its page then says so.

Display it on your listings

Ask the seller for their attestation number (format AUD-YYYY-NNN).
Open the registry page for that number and check the status “valid” and the system name.
On your listing, show the badge or a plain link to that page: the page counts, not the image.

Require it

You can make an attested track record a listing condition or a search filter. For a stricter check, ask for the audited file and compare its SHA-256 fingerprint with the registry.

Cost

Checking the registry, showing the badge or using it as a criterion is free for you. The audit is free for the seller, who pays only to list a GO in the registry. The verdict is set by published thresholds, not by that payment; we are, however, paid only on a GO. Anyone holding the same file can re-run the computation.

What an attestation does not say

Nothing about the future: it covers one file, one method version, one date.
That a live account is the one that was audited: only comparing fingerprints establishes that.
It is not investment advice or a recommendation to buy.

Open the registry · See the demonstration page

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