Don't follow noise. Follow what you can evaluate.

The market is full of signals. What is scarce is trust.

Browse providers How Sigrah works

Evidence you can checkEvery claim on Sigrah is read against a public record.

Public recordEvery provider on Sigrah has one.
Risk before actionEach signal carries its risk fields before you act on it.
Organic rankEarned over time. Promotional placement is labelled.

Chapter 02 · Evidence

A signal is just a claim. A history makes it measurable.

On Sigrah a signal is never shown alone: every provider carries a public record of signals published, win rate, community rating, declared risk level and organic rank, so a claim can be checked against a history before anyone follows it.

A claim

One screenshot. No history, no risk profile, nobody who followed it to rate it.

Unknown history
Unknown risk
No rating

A record on Sigrah

Provider records load from the live marketplace.

When the leaderboard is reachable, the top-ranked provider appears here with their public record. Nothing is shown that is not real.

Signals published: Not yet available
Win rate: Not yet available
Community rating: Not yet available
Declared risk level: Not yet available
Organic rank: Not yet available

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Chapter 03 · Decision

Evidence helps you evaluate. Context helps you decide.

A provider can be legitimate and still be wrong for a particular subscriber. Every public profile on Sigrah carries the same comparison dimensions — trading style, declared risk level, markets and pairs, signal history and community rating — so providers can be compared on what matters to the person following them.

The same filters the provider directory uses

Risk

Low, medium or high, declared on every profile.

Strategy

Scalper, day trade, swing or position: does the rhythm fit yours?

Markets and pairs: The instruments a provider actually trades.
Signal history: How many signals, over how long, with what win rate.
Community rating: Ratings from subscribers who actually followed.

Better decisions before execution.

Compare all providers

Chapter 04 · Risk checkpoint

Know what you're exposed to before you act.

Choosing a provider is not the end of evaluation. Every signal on Sigrah carries its own risk fields — entry, a declared risk level and an exit plan of up to three stops and three targets, each with its share and each side totalling 100% — and, on plans that include it, the Risk Manager turns them into an advisory report before execution, not after.

Illustrative report — not live data

Risk report

Stop-loss defined: Pass
Risk / reward: Warn
Exposure within your limits: Pass

Trading involves risk of loss. Signals, win rate, rankings, and past performance do not guarantee profit or future results.

How risk works on Sigrah

Chapter 05 · Control

Automation without losing control.

Copy Trade on Sigrah turns a followed provider’s signal into an execution job for the subscriber’s own MT5 account. The job runs through the Copy Trade agent the subscriber installs and authorises, inside the limits the subscriber sets, and within the execution quota of their plan. Nothing starts without consent, and a bot can be paused at any time.

Bot state

Consent required
Active
Paused

Your limits

Provider scope: One provider per bot
Symbol scope: All, or only the symbols you allow
Allowed risk levels: Low · Medium · High
Max daily loss: A percentage you set
Max open trades: A number you set

Sigrah is the marketplace and the rulebook. Trades are executed on your MT5 account by the agent you authorised; every job is checked against your limits and consent first.

See Copy Trade controls

Chapter 06 · Reputation

Trust isn't claimed. It's built.

Rank on the Sigrah leaderboard is organic: it is computed from trading performance, the ratings subscribers leave, and a verified broker statement. Admins can approve eligibility or pin a labelled promotion, but never edit the organic score.