Every number, proven.

Quantprove checks every account against the broker’s own data seven ways every day: the money is real, the trader proved the account is theirs with a code inside a trade, every trade comes straight from the broker, the balance is rebuilt from every trade and matched to the cent in each account currency, the days watched live are counted, the data synced recently and each day gets a fingerprint stamped on Bitcoin. Deposits never count as profit, only checks that pass turn blue and anything Quantprove can’t confirm stays unverified.

A faked Quantprove Passport would show: the record comes from the broker, never from uploaded files or screenshots, and each day is stamped on Bitcoin, which makes any later change visible. Accounts a trader deletes stay on the Passport, and Quantprove’s anti-cheat engine tests the method against more than 300 known ways to cheat a track record.

On a Quantprove Passport the blue check means the money is real, every trade comes straight from the broker, the account synced in the last 48 hours, the trader proved it’s theirs and it has at least one trade. It shows the record is real and honest, not that the trader will stay profitable.

Look at the Funds check on the Quantprove Passport: it turns blue only when the broker reports real money on a live server. Demo, paper and prop-firm accounts show as not verified.

Ask for their Quantprove link instead of a screenshot: “Show me your Quantprove.” Every number on it comes from the broker, the balance is matched every day and each day gets a fingerprint stamped on Bitcoin, like a notary stamp anyone can check. A later edit, even by Quantprove, would show.

Ask the provider for the Quantprove Passport link of the account the signals trade on and look at which daily checks are blue: Funds means real money, Record means every closed trade, not a picked list. Accounts the provider deleted stay on it, and your own results can still differ because copies fill at different prices.

Yes: Quantprove verifies the broker account a trading bot or forex EA trades on, the same way as a manual account. With AI, building a strategy is easy; knowing it works and keeps working is the hard part, and the Passport shows what the account really did.

Quantprove can verify real-money MetaTrader 5 accounts on approved live servers, Bybit accounts on Bybit’s live servers and Hyperliquid accounts on mainnet, checked again on every sync. Other brokers sync into the journal but stay grey on the Passport, and statements or uploads never count.