FinTruvix

One trust record.
Every broker.

FinTruvix gives every trader a permanent, portable Trader Passport — a verified identity and track record that follows you from broker to broker. Copy strategists you can actually check, and build a Trust Score that can’t be reset or left behind.

  • Your trading capital never leaves your own broker account
  • Scores are computed from recorded results, never from screenshots

Cross-broker social trading

  • Identity and track record are verified, not claimed
  • Fee terms, including whether a high-water mark applies, shown before you copy

Issuance

Issued once. Never reissued.

One row, created with your account, that cannot be deleted, reset or transferred. It carries your verified identity, every role you have held, your score history and your conduct record — and it is the same row whichever broker you are trading with.

FinTruvixTrader Passport

Type
P–FTX
Passport no.
FTX-PP-4C19-77A2

Settled record 36 months

Surname
Marlowe
Given names
Alexandra J.
Issuing authority
FinTruvix
Date of issue
14 Mar 2024
Date of expiry
NoneNothing to renew
Settled trades
1,284

Trust score

83/100

Performance
79
Integrity
88

Endorsements

  • FinTruvix Identity verified 14 Mar 2024
  • Broker linked Copy-enabled 02 Apr 2024
  • Broker linked Read-only 19 Jun 2024
  • Broker linked Read-only 11 Jan 2025

Signature of holder

An illustrative passport. Real scores are computed from settled activity — a holder with no settled record publishes no Trust score at all.
  1. Your passport is issued

    Register once and verify your identity. The passport row is created with your account and cannot be deleted, reset or transferred — that is enforced by a database trigger, not by policy.

  2. You connect a broker

    Link a trading account — read-only to prove a track record, or trade-enabled to copy. Connect as many as you like: the passport is the constant, the brokers are not.

  3. Your record accrues

    Closed trades are written once and never rewritten. A track record on FinTruvix is something that happened, not something you typed.

  4. The score follows you

    Performance and Integrity are recalculated on a schedule and blended into one headline Trust score. Change broker and it comes with you — reputation stops being something you rebuild.

The Formula

Trust can never outrun integrity

This is the published rule, not a description of one. A strong trading record can lift your Trust score — but only ever to fifteen points above your Integrity score. Conduct sets the ceiling.

Trust equals the lesser of two values: 0.6 times Performance plus 0.4 times Integrity, or Integrity plus 15.

  • Integrity 90
  • Integrity 60

Performance →

Two holders with identical trading. The one whose conduct record is weaker is capped — and stays capped no matter how well the trading goes.

What Performance is measured from — the published weights:

Profit factor
25%
Risk-adjusted return
20%
Drawdown management
20%
Win rate
15%
Reward-to-risk
10%
Longevity
10%
Copier profitability
0%
Consistency
0%

Components with no weight are declared but not yet measured. They are listed at zero rather than left out, because a weight table you cannot audit is just a claim.

Execution

One trade, every copier, one clock

When a strategist trades, a dedicated engine sizes the order for each follower, runs its risk checks and places them concurrently — not one after another. Every order lands in the follower’s own broker account.

  • 12 milliseconds

    Fan-out at the 99th percentile across 250 followers

  • 100 milliseconds

    The design target the engine is held to

Measured by the engine’s own latency harness against a mock broker, which isolates the fan-out rather than the broker. It is not a live figure, and real-world latency also includes your broker’s own execution time.

The Ratchet

The high-water mark, and how to check for it

Where a strategy sets a high-water mark, its peak ratchets up and never comes back down: a loss has to be fully recovered before any new fee is charged. It is a per-strategy term, so every listing states whether it applies — check it before you copy.

See how pricing works

Time →

shaded = the only part a fee is charged on

Illustrative — this shows the rule, not an account, and the vertical axis is deliberately unnumbered. A strategy without a high-water mark charges on each period’s profit instead, which is why the term is published on every strategy page.

Clauses

Guarantees with a mechanism behind them

Each of these is enforced by the system rather than promised by the marketing. The right-hand column names what does the enforcing.

  1. Your capital stays yours

    Your trading capital never leaves your own broker account. FinTruvix mirrors trades into it and never trades from money of its own. The one exception is your FinTruvix wallet: a balance you top up, or earnings credited to you, is money FinTruvix holds until you move it.

    Enforced by: No custody of trading capital

  2. The platform is paid from the fee, not from you

    FinTruvix earns a marketplace share of what a strategist earns. There is no platform fee on your capital and none on a losing month.

    Enforced by: Marketplace fee

  3. The passport cannot be reset

    Your verified identity and history can’t be deleted, reset or transferred. The guarantee lives in the database, so it holds no matter which part of the platform is asking.

    Enforced by: Database trigger

  4. History is added to, never rewritten

    Scores, conduct, disclosures and trades are write-once. A track record cannot be quietly edited after the fact, because an update is refused outright.

    Enforced by: Append-only

  5. Identity and credentials are encrypted at rest

    KYC details are encrypted, and a broker password is never stored in the clear. On a partner broker’s own server no per-account password is kept at all — the platform holds only a reference.

    Enforced by: Encrypted at rest

  6. Your limits are applied to every copied order

    Position size and allocation cap are clamped before an order is placed. A drawdown or daily-loss breach is caught by a separate monitor, which pauses the copy — so it takes effect from the next trade on, and resuming is yours to do.

    Enforced by: Pre-trade clamp + monitor

See how it works in detail

Notes

Questions traders ask first

Does FinTruvix ever hold my money?

Not the capital you trade with. That always stays in your own broker account: when you copy a strategist, orders are placed in your account, sized to your allocation, and FinTruvix mirrors trades rather than taking custody of them. It does hold one thing — your FinTruvix wallet, where a top-up you make and any earnings credited to you sit until you withdraw them.

How are the scores calculated?

Performance and Integrity are computed on a schedule from real, settled activity — closed trades and conduct records — never from self-reported screenshots. Trust is a blend of the two, capped by Integrity so returns never outrun honest conduct.

What does it cost?

There is no platform fee on your capital. You pay a performance fee to the strategist you copy. Where that strategy sets a high-water mark, a loss has to be fully recovered before any new fee is charged; the term is published on every strategy, so you can check it before you copy.

Can I use my existing broker?

FinTruvix is cross-broker by design — your passport and Trust Score follow you across every broker you connect, so switching platforms never means starting your reputation from zero.

Read the full FAQ

Trust Scores describe past, verified behaviour and conduct — they are not a prediction of future results or a recommendation to trade. Trading carries a substantial risk of loss; only trade with capital you can afford to lose.

Closing Entry

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