Every number on Alertsify comes from broker fills.

Trader win rates, P&L, trade counts, and platform-wide volume figures are computed from broker order records pulled through SnapTrade — the same integration layer used by other regulated U.S. fintech products. Nothing on the leaderboard or trader profiles is self-reported. Losses are visible. Drawdowns are visible. Once a fill happens at a regulated broker, it stays attached to the account.

Where the data lives

• Source of truth: the trader’s connected brokerage account.
• What we ingest: entry price, exit price, time, quantity, and resulting P&L for each fill.
• What we never accept: screenshots, spreadsheets, paper-trading accounts, or self-reported stats.

What you can audit

The platform’s public counters — users, total trading volume, contracts executed, trades closed — are calculated from the same broker-fill dataset. Every individual stat is rolled up from a real order at a regulated broker.

Read the full explanation

For a longer walkthrough — what broker-verified means in practice, the duration-based trust system, and where the user stays in control — read Is Alertsify Legit? How Broker-Verified Execution Works.

Past performance does not guarantee future results. All trading involves risk. Users are solely responsible for their own trading decisions.