Every number, proven.

Quantprove reads every trade straight from the broker and checks the account every day. Each day it rebuilds the balance from every trade and deposit, matches it to the broker’s own balance to the cent and seals the day on Bitcoin. Only checks that pass turn blue.

Not without it showing. A Passport reads from the broker, never from uploaded files or screenshots, and a balance that doesn’t add up stays visible until it is resolved with evidence. No method rules out every trick, so Quantprove lists what a Passport can’t confirm.

It proves the account trades real money, its trades come straight from the broker, it synced in the last 48 hours and it has at least one trade. It doesn’t prove the trader will stay profitable.

Look at the Funds check on the Passport. It turns blue only when the broker reports a real-money account. Demo and prop-firm accounts stay grey.

Reconciled to the cent in each account currency. A day passes only when the balance Quantprove rebuilds from every trade and deposit is within 0.01 of the broker’s own balance. Deposits and withdrawals never count as return.

Hyperliquid accounts on mainnet, Bybit keys that work on Bybit’s live servers, and MetaTrader 5 REAL accounts on an approved live server, checked again on every sync. MetaTrader 5 data arrives through MetaApi. Broker statements and uploads don’t count.

From the day Quantprove starts watching, yes. Imported history only has closed trades, so open losses before that day aren’t in the drawdown.

Ask for a Passport link, not a screenshot. On a Quantprove Passport every number comes from the broker, the balance is matched every day and each day is sealed on Bitcoin, so anyone can check it without trusting the trader or Quantprove.