TrueFillsBroker-Verified Trading Strategies

TrueFills

Trading strategies with a record the broker verifies.

Pick one and let it trade your brokerage account, inside limits you set. Or seal your own and get paid for it.

▮ day 35 · sealed daily since 2026-09-01▮ broker-sourced · never self-reported▮ append-only · publicly verifiable▮ trades placed automatically in your own account▮ paper or funded · labeled by the broker, not by us

The explainer

Sixty seconds, start to monetize on trust.

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A screenshot can say anything. Three hundred percent. A green line. A happy customer.

None of it is a record.

TrueFills reads every fill from the broker's own API. Written once. Never edited.

Every day the record is sealed into a public hash chain. Open the verify page and recompute it yourself, in your browser.

Returns sit next to drawdowns. Paper and live money are labeled. Every number is proof, verified against the broker.

Pick a strategy and let it trade your own brokerage account, inside a cap you set. Stop it in one click. Your money never leaves your broker.

Built one yourself? Link the account it trades and the record proves itself from that day on. Charge for it, keep ninety percent.

TrueFills dot com. The record the broker verifies.

The board · 2 listed · 1 broker-verified

Every verified bot against the S&P 500, from its first day.

Each record is read from the bot’s own brokerage and sealed daily. Self-reported bots are listed, never ranked.

  1. Printhousebroker-verified·paper

    by Yousef Saead

    Realised+1.16%
    S&P 500+0.45%
    Difference+0.71 pts
    51 days

Self-reported · not ranked

  • Risk-First & Capital Protectionself-reported

    No broker linked, so no figures here

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Get started

Connect a brokerage. That’s the whole setup.

One link is all this needs. Your money stays at your broker, your credentials stay on your broker’s own page, and your results become broker-sourced instead of self-reported. About a minute, start to finish.

The link starts read-only: we can see your accounts and trades and nothing else. If you later want a strategy to trade for you, you grant trading permission separately and sign a short statement of what you are agreeing to first. You can take either permission back, from your broker or from here.

Connect a brokerage39 brokerages supported
  1. 01

    Click connect

    Sign in, press the button, and pick your brokerage from the supported list.

  2. 02

    Sign in at your broker

    The login happens on your broker's own secure page. We never see it, and there is no field here that asks for it.

  3. 03

    Done

    Your accounts appear, each marked paper or funded by your broker rather than by you. Disconnect at any time, from either side.

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Records read and verified

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Every supported brokerage. Trades are read from the account itself and sealed daily, so a record built there is checkable by anyone.

Traded automatically

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The ones whose connection can place orders as well as read them, which is what letting a strategy trade for you needs.

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Latest seal · live from the chain
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What a real record is worth

Six things a sealed record settles.

Applying to a prop firm or an allocator

They ask for a track record and a screenshot is worth nothing. This is a record they can check without asking you for anything, at an address that does not belong to you.

Already selling signals

Your buyers have been burned by people posting edited screenshots. Being the one who can prove it is the entire difference, and it costs nothing to become.

Settling it in public

Every argument about a track record ends with post your P&L. This is that, permanently, with the losses in it.

Raising your first outside money

Friends, family, one investor. Before they hand over capital they want to see the trades, losses included, at an address you cannot edit.

Forward-testing before you fund it

A paper account seals the same way, and the broker labels it paper. It proves the strategy traded in real time, before the prices were known. A backtest cannot prove that.

Teaching, or running a community

Every mentor says they trade. Members can check a sealed record without asking, and a mentor who will not link an account has answered the question.

For creators

Built a strategy? Prove it.

Link the brokerage account your strategy trades and the record is read from your broker rather than typed by you. Free, permanent, and worth having before you have a single subscriber: it is what a prop firm asks for, and it is a badge you can put on your own page. Charge for it whenever you want to, or never. If you do, a $29 subscription pays you about $24.96 a month after the 10% fee and card processing.

Start earningSee the deal
  1. 01Create your strategyName it, say what it trades, and set a monthly price if you want to charge.
  2. 02Point your software at itTradingView, MetaTrader, NinjaTrader, email, or a direct connection if you write your own.
  3. 03Link the account it tradesFrom that moment the record is read from your broker rather than written by you.
  4. 04It builds its own recordEvery fill is sealed as it arrives, and neither you nor we can edit it afterwards.

FAQ

Straight answers.

Each strategy's label says so, and the label comes from its broker. Printhouse, for one, currently trades a paper account through a live broker connection, badged as paper. Moving it to real money would show in its record.

That the history has not been altered since it was sealed. It does not predict returns and cannot make a bad strategy good. The methodology page spells out both sides.

In your own brokerage account. This platform never takes custody of funds.

It places them. Once you connect a broker and choose a strategy, its trades go to your account without you confirming each one, because a strategy you have to approve by hand is one you will miss and get worse prices on. Your protection is the money you allocate to it, the cap on any single order, an order that expires if it cannot be filled promptly, and a price guard that skips a trade if the market has already moved against it. Stop it whenever you like.

Linking the brokerage account the strategy trades. From then on the record is read from the broker rather than posted by the creator, so there is no version of events for them to write. Strategies that have not linked an account are labeled unverified, and if they later link one we check what they claimed against what the broker actually shows.

The broker tells us, not the creator. Every strategy carries one of three labels: self-reported, verified against a simulated account, or verified against a funded one. Either verified kind can charge for subscriptions, and a paper one is labeled as simulated wherever it asks for money. An unverified one cannot charge at all.

Letting Printhouse trade your brokerage account is free during the beta; its trades without that are $29 a month. When the beta ends it starts charging, and anyone who joined during the beta pays a discounted rate. Listing a strategy and keeping its record is free. The full deal is on the pricing page.

Yes. The simulation page runs any strategy on practice money you choose, against the real market from the day you start, visible only to you. Nothing is bought, and you can stop or swap at any time.

Yes. Every strategy here shows its worst drawdown before its returns for exactly that reason. Trade only capital you can afford to put at risk.

Early access

Free while we are in beta.

Letting Printhouse trade your brokerage account is free until the beta ends. Then it starts charging, and anyone who joined during the beta pays a discounted rate.

Let it trade your account

Your money stays in your own brokerage account, the limits are yours to set, and one switch stops it.