Provider
You publish signals with their risk fields, and the record builds itself. Reputation here is time plus results, not reach.
Forex Signal Platform
Chapter 01 · Purpose
Sigrah exists so a claim can be checked.
Sigrah is a forex signal marketplace, and it exists for one reason: a trading claim with no history behind it cannot be checked, so every provider here carries a public record.
Most of this market runs on screenshots and promises. Sigrah was built for the opposite: a record you can read before you follow anyone.
Sigrah. Built for traders. Designed for trust.Chapter 02 · The problem
Anyone can post a winning screenshot.
A trading claim with no public history is unfalsifiable: there is no record to test it against, no risk stated up front, and no way to tell a disciplined provider from a lucky one.
Where it fails
- SurvivorshipOut of ten trades, the one that won is the one that gets posted.
- Hidden riskThe entry and the target are loud; the stop-loss and the risk per trade stay unsaid.
- Bought attentionReach is for sale, so the loudest account looks like the most reliable one.
Chapter 03 · The response
Sigrah answers with rules, not promises.
Sigrah answers that with structure: every provider carries a public record, rank is computed rather than sold, risk is shown before action, and the subscriber keeps control of execution.
Four rules
- Record over claimA provider's past is public before anyone is asked to trust it.
- Rank is computedOrganic rank comes from the formula; admins approve eligibility or pin a labelled promotion, never the score.
- Risk before actionEvery signal carries its risk fields — its stops, its targets and the share each one closes — before anyone acts on it.
- Execution stays with youCopy Trade runs on your own MT5 account, through an agent you install and can pause at any time.
Chapter 04 · Two sides
Providers publish. Subscribers decide.
Sigrah has two kinds of accounts and one shared record: providers publish signals and are measured by what they published, while subscribers read that record and decide who, if anyone, to follow.
Subscriber
You read the record before you follow, not after. Copy Trade then runs inside limits you set, on your own account.
One shared record
Chapter 05 · The boundary
Sigrah shows evidence. It doesn't promise outcomes.
Sigrah does not trade, does not manage money and does not promise outcomes; it publishes the record and the risk, and every decision — with its consequences — stays with the account holder.
- No promise of profitTrading carries risk, and no record — however long or clean — turns a signal into a sure thing.
- No paid rankPlacement is never for sale: the organic score is computed, and any promotion is labelled as a promotion.
- No hands on your accountSigrah never trades for you; execution happens on your own MT5 account, through an agent you authorise and can stop.
Look at the record first.
Open any provider profile and read what is actually there. Follow someone only when the evidence — and the risk — makes sense to you.