How it works
3 steps to live trading
The whole subscriber journey — what you do, what the platform does, and what it never does.
1
Choose a signal
Every listing completed a public 60-day forward test. Filter by market, price and broker; read the record, including its losses and which fills were real. The order is neutral until you sort.
Browse the marketplace →2
Subscribe and pin your terms
Subscribe with an account, redeem any provider code, and your price and terms are locked to that day. A later change by the provider never moves them; cancelling stops the next charge.
Open a signal record →3
Download, connect, run
Install the app on Windows, Linux, or macOS (Mac in preparation), connect your broker with your own keys, set position sizes per signal, and enable them. The app must stay running to trade.
Download the app →What the platform never does
It never holds your money or keys, never ranks or endorses signals, never promises performance, and never hides a missed round from a record. All of that is enforced in the product, not just the copy.Questions
A few straight answers
What exactly is a “signal”?
A signal is a strategy's trade instruction: what to trade, which direction, roughly how much, and when to exit. Signal Trader delivers it once, records it, and the app on your computer places it in your own broker account with the position size you set. You are always the account holder — the platform only transmits and executes instructions you chose to follow.
What do I need to get started?
Three things: a broker account at a supported broker (IBKR for futures, Forex.com for forex, Coinbase for crypto perpetuals), a computer that can stay on and online (the app runs on Windows or Linux, with macOS in preparation), and a subscription to at least one signal. You connect the broker with your own credentials — they never leave your machine.
Does Signal Trader hold my money?
No. The platform is non-custodial: it has no access to your funds, no withdrawal path, and no pooled account. Trades settle at your broker, in your account. If Signal Trader went offline tomorrow, your money and positions would still be at your broker.
What does it cost?
You pay each provider's own monthly price for the signals you choose, and nothing else to the platform — auto-execution is included. Your broker's normal commissions, spreads, and fees still apply to the trades in your account.
How do I stop?
Two ways, both from your account. Cancel subscription stops billing at the end of the period you have paid for, and the signal keeps trading until then. Unsubscribe ends delivery immediately and closes the positions that signal opened.
What is the 60-day forward test?
A signal must run publicly for at least 60 days before it can be offered. Every round is recorded — including misses — and intervals with no subscriber execution are simulated and clearly marked. Time is the gate, not performance: a listed signal is one that has been observed, never one that was ranked.
