How it works

Smarter Decisions.
Better Trades.

Six tools in one app: check who you're trading with, read the market before you act, then review how you traded.

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  1. 01Free

    Ask

    Ask about any broker, prop firm, setup or market and get a sourced answer in seconds.

    Go to Ask
  2. 02Free

    Markets

    Live prices across gold, forex, indices and crypto, with the context behind each move.

    Go to Markets
  3. 03Pro

    Intelligence

    A daily pre-session brief: the bias, the key level and what to watch for each major asset.

    Go to Intelligence
  4. 04Pro

    Economic Calendar

    See CPI, NFP and FOMC coming, with impact levels and a heads-up before high-impact releases.

    Go to Economic Calendar
  5. 05Pro

    Journal

    Log every trade, spot the patterns that cost you, and run Challenge Mode for prop firm evaluations.

    Go to Journal
  6. 06Pro

    Mind

    Build discipline, catch tilt early and trade with a clear head.

    Go to Mind

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FAQ

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Here are some of the most common questions about verify.trading.

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Is it really free to start?
Yes. A free account includes 5 Ask chats a day, and entity checks stay free either way. Pro adds a higher Ask limit and the premium app features, and you can cancel anytime.
Can brokers pay for better scores?
No. Records are computed from public regulator sources and cannot be bought, improved or removed by their subject. We take no affiliate commissions from the firms we rate, and a firm can only request a correction by sending a primary source.
Do you give trading signals?
No. verify.trading publishes records, analysis and market context, not investment advice. A daily bias is a summary of how the market looks, not an instruction to buy or sell, and the decision always stays with you.
What does verification actually check?
For a broker: the regulators it lists, its register status and any warning-list entries. For a prop firm: its operating status and published terms. For an educator: whether there is a documented regulator or court action. Every record shows its source.