Verify a trading track record, cryptographically.

Published July 26, 2026 · OmniStrat AI

To verify a trading track record, the record must be attested to a tamper-evident ledger at the time of trading. Not assembled afterward. OmniStrat signs each execution into a hash-chained, externally timestamped archive and issues a public verify page, so anyone can confirm a track record is real and unaltered without seeing the account itself.

Screenshots are worthless

P&L screenshots, broker exports, and spreadsheets are trivially edited. And in trading communities, routinely are. Verification requires records that could not have been rewritten after the fact, checkable by a stranger without trusting the trader or any platform.

How attestation works

Executions are signed as they happen into a hash-chained ledger with independent RFC 3161 timestamps. The resulting certificate resolves to a public verify page: anyone can confirm integrity and timing, while position details stay sealed unless the owner reveals them.

For signal groups and operators

A “Verified by OmniStrat” track record ends the screenshot-skepticism problem, subscribers can check the receipts themselves. Operators: the first verification is free; ask us.

For funds and allocators

LP diligence increasingly asks for operational rigor. An attested execution history is diligence evidence no pitch deck can fake, produced by Terminal automatically.