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See the quality score of a signal you published

Find the grade and score on your signal's card, and raise the next one.

/help/see-my-signal-quality-scoreLast updatedSep 22, 2026
  1. Step 1

    Sign in as a provider

    sign in with your provider account. You land on "Home".

  2. Step 2

    Open the signal feed

    tap "Signals" in the bottom tab bar, or find it under the "Trading tools" group in the desktop sidebar. Your own signals load.

  3. Step 3

    Choose the tab

    pick the tab your signal is in: "Active", "Closed" or "All".

  4. Step 4

    Read the quality pill

    on the card's name-and-time row, read the pill starting with "Quality": the grade letter, then the score out of 100. It is on the feed card only, nowhere else.

    ExampleQualityB · 78/100

  5. Step 5

    Read the colour

    A is green, B blue, C amber, D and E red.

  6. Step 6

    Open the create form

    to raise the next score, press "Create signal" in the toolbar above the list; the form opens on the same page. The score is built from the numbers you type in that form.

  7. Step 7

    Give it a stop and a target

    direction is 25 points and needs at least one stop and one target on their sides: below and above the entry on a buy, the reverse on a sell. The field is "Entry price", or "Entry / trigger price" on a limit or stop order.

  8. Step 8

    Aim for 2.5x reward

    risk/reward compares the distance to your targets with the distance to your stops, each level weighted by its share. 2.5 or more earns 25 points; from 2, 22; from 1.5, 19; from 1, 14; anything above 0, 6.

  9. Step 9

    Fill the structure

    pair, direction, entry, a stop and a target: 4 points each, 20 in all.

  10. Step 10

    Write a full note

    160 characters or more earns 18 points; from 80, 14; from 30, 10; anything shorter, 5.

  11. Step 11

    Collect the verification points

    a timeframe gives 5, an MT5-verified signal 5, and a risk/reward that can be calculated 2: 12 in all.

Every card you can see carries its own grade and score out of 100, and you know the five parts that make it. A starts at 90, B at 75, C at 60, D at 45; below that is E.

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