What has shipped this summer: from 1.0 to 1.10

TradifyFX has been on a numbered release schedule since July. Every version is dated on the changelog, and the version you are running is shown at the bottom of the app sidebar. Here is what the last three months added, in the order you are most likely to notice it.

Nothing gets lost any more

The change most people feel first is the one they never see. Open positions, orders, balance and the replay clock are saved every fifteen seconds, and a closed tab, a dead battery or a slip of the back button can be resumed from Continue with everything intact. Chart drawings save within seconds of the last change and again when you leave, and a small chip in the toolbar shows *Saving…*, then *Saved* with the time, or a retry if a save ever fails.

Seconds on the chart

Five, ten, fifteen and thirty-second candles joined the timeframe menu, along with 2, 3, 4, 10 and 45-minute intervals. Seconds data goes back years rather than days, so you can replay a 15-second chart from 2024 as easily as from last month. Intervals the data provider does not sell natively are assembled from finer candles, whole candles only, so nothing is ever cut off mid-bar.

Certificates that can be checked

A shared challenge certificate is no longer just a picture. Every time one is opened, TradifyFX goes back to the trades recorded in that session, replays them against the rules and works out the verdict again. If the fresh result disagrees with the certificate, the page says so in red. We tested this by tampering with a stored result directly and watching the page catch it.

Verdicts that cannot be gamed

An earlier version marked a challenge as passed the moment the profit target was touched, which meant an account could be “passed” and then lose most of its balance. Now the pass is only awarded when you end the session inside every rule, and any breach at any point fails the attempt permanently — exactly as a firm would judge it.

Accuracy work you would not have noticed

A dashboard bug that dropped the newest trade from every period was found and fixed, and the figures now reconcile with the Journal and Analytics pages. The weekday report groups trades by the day they were opened, matching the table beneath it. Chart snapshots became private, served through short-lived links only. Every fill pays the spread by default.

Reports that name the habit

The Reports page gained a headline verdict — your single most expensive pattern, priced in money, with the change to make — a month-on-month comparison, and a prop-readiness check that replays your real trades against four common rule shapes. Every claim on the page is clickable and opens the exact trades behind it.

What is next

The changelog lists all fourteen releases with dates. If something you rely on is missing from it, the fastest way to tell us is Report a problem in the account menu, which sends the technical details along with your message.