Forex Signal Platform
Chapter 01 · How it works
How Sigrah works, from claim to control.
Sigrah works in six stages, from the moment a signal is claimed to the moment it executes inside your own limits.
Every stage below is a working part of the product, not a diagram. The fields, limits and gates on this page are the ones the system actually uses.
Chapter 02 · Noise
Anyone can post a winning screenshot.
The problem is not a shortage of forex signals but a shortage of checkable ones: a claim with no history behind it, no stated risk and nobody who followed it cannot be verified by anyone.
What it leaves out
- No history behind it
- No risk stated
- No one who followed
Chapter 03 · Record
A signal on Sigrah has named fields.
A signal on Sigrah is a claim with named fields — pair, direction, entry, an exit plan of up to three stops and three targets, and a declared risk level — so when it closes, the outcome is derived, not reported.
Fields on every signal
- Pair
- The instrument the claim is made on.
- Direction
- Buy or sell. Stated once, not revised later.
- Entry
- The price the position is opened at.
- Stop loss / take profit
- Where the claim ends, in both directions.
- Exit shares
- Up to three stops and three targets, each with the share it closes; each side totals 100%.
- Declared risk level
- Low, medium or high, declared before the outcome.
Published to the marketplace
Chapter 04 · Evaluation
Rank is set by formula, not by admins.
A provider's rank on Sigrah is computed by a published formula from their own record; admins can approve eligibility or pin a labelled promotion, but the organic score is never edited and never for sale.
What the formula weighs
- Trading performance
- 35
- Community rating of the provider
- 25
- Community rating of signals
- 15
- Verified broker statement
- 25
Weights are read from the live ranking methodology at render time, never written into this page.
Chapter 05 · Risk
Read the risk before the trade.
On plans that include Risk Manager, Sigrah reads a signal's own risk fields before execution and returns an advisory report: every row reads PASS, WARN or FAIL, and carries a confidence value.
- PASS
- WARN
- FAIL
Advisory only. The report reads the signal's own fields; it is not a recommendation and not a forecast.
Trading involves risk of loss. Signals, win rate, rankings, and past performance do not guarantee profit or future results.
Chapter 06 · Control
Automation inside the limits you set.
Copy Trade turns a followed provider's signal into an execution job on the subscriber's own MT5 account, run by an agent the subscriber installs and authorises, and checked against their limits before anything opens.
Bot state
- Active
- Paused
Limits you set
- Provider scope
- Each bot follows exactly one provider.
- Symbol scope
- Every symbol, or only the ones you allow.
- Allowed risk levels
- Which declared risk levels the bot may act on.
- Max daily loss
- A daily loss percentage you set.
- Max open trades
- How many positions the bot may hold at once.
Where alerts arrive
- In-app
- Web push
- Telegram
- SMS
Sigrah is the marketplace and the rulebook. Execution happens on your own MT5 account through the agent you installed and authorised, and every job is checked against your limits and your consent before it runs.
Executed on your own MT5 account
Chapter 07 · Trust
Not every provider reaches the leaderboard.
Only providers who clear Sigrah's eligibility gates — enough closed signals, enough public history and enough verified ratings — can be ranked, and the leaderboard shows the top ten of them.
Verified ratings return to the record
Gates a provider clears
Thresholds come from the live eligibility rules. A provider who falls below one stops being ranked.
Core platform systems
- AI Risk ManagerReviews signal structure, risk context, stop-loss/take-profit logic, and advisory flags before the user treats a signal as actionable.
- Copy Trade systemLets subscribers define provider scope, symbol scope, risk categories, MT5 readiness, and consent before automation is enabled.
- Signal and notification engineConnects provider publishing to in-app, web push, Telegram, email, and SMS notifications with signal context preserved.
- Advisory by designRisk Manager explains signal context and flags. It does not guarantee safer trades.
- Consent before automationCopy Trade must show user consent and clear configuration before activation.
- Context beside alertsNotifications should carry enough signal context to avoid blind reaction.
Now read a real record.
The stages above only matter against a real provider. Open the leaderboard and check one record against what you just read.