Certificates
Share trade, period, report, and copier results as a read-only link.
A certificate turns a single trade, a journal period, a report, or a copier into a read-only link you can share. It renders live from your data — there is no file to download and nothing to attach.
Certificates are available on every plan, including Free. Generating one requires a connected account with at least one closed trade — with no data to render, the certificate is blocked and an empty-state message is shown instead.
Choose a certificate type
There are four certificate types. Each starts from a different place in the app and summarizes a different scope of your data.
Trade
The share control on any trade in your trade history
One closed trade — symbol, side, entry and exit price, volume, P&L, and close date
Period
A daily, weekly, or monthly card in your journal
Aggregated activity for one period — win rate, trade count, wins and losses, and totals for that period
Report
The share control on your report
Your report's filtered dataset, led by your Health Score — win rate, profit factor, winning days, max account loss held, trades, and hit rate
Copier
A copier card on the copy-trading page
Copier activity across the master account and its connected accounts
Set the name shown on certificates
Every certificate displays the name from your Certificate Name setting, found under personal information in your account settings. You have three options:
Nickname
A custom name or alias you enter
First Name
Your first name from your profile
Full Name
Your first and last name from your profile
If you have not set a Certificate Name, certificates fall back to your Full Name. Set this before you share so the name renders the way you want.
Create and share a certificate
The flow is the same for every type: open the certificate, then share the link.
Configure it (report and copier only)
The Report and Copier certificates open on a short configuration step where you set display preferences such as the name style and account filters. Click Preview to render the card, and Back to adjust your choices. Trade and period certificates skip this step and preview immediately.
A certificate link is public and read-only — anyone who receives it can open it. Share it deliberately, and only with people you intend to reach.
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