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One record, every broker you connect

Reputation in trading is usually trapped. Build a record on one platform and it stays there: switch brokers and you start again from nothing, which suits the platform far more than it suits you.

The Trader Passport is the answer to that. It is issued once, when you create your account. The row cannot be deleted, reset or transferred afterwards, and a database trigger enforces that rather than a policy.

Connecting a broker adds a stamp: read only to prove a track record, or trade enabled to copy. Connect as many as you like: the passport is the constant and the brokers are not. Nothing about connecting or disconnecting one edits the page itself.

Everything written to it is append only. Scores, conduct records, disclosures and settled trades are write once, and an update against them is refused outright. A track record cannot be quietly edited after the fact, which is the property that makes it worth reading at all.

The passport itself has no expiry date. If the identity document you verified with expires, you upload a new one and the record carries on. It accrues on its own from settled activity, and it travels with you.

Trust Scores describe past, verified behaviour and conduct. They are not a prediction of future results or a recommendation to trade. Trading carries a substantial risk of loss; only trade with capital you can afford to lose.