Passing, failing and your certificate

The verdict

The result is decided when you press End session:

• Passed — you reached the profit target and never breached a rule.

• Failed — you breached the daily loss limit or the maximum drawdown at any point.

• Neither — you stopped before reaching the target without breaking anything.

The session summary explains which rule decided it and when.

Sharing the result

A passed challenge produces a certificate you can share — a public page showing the rules you traded under, your result, and a QR code back to it.

It can be checked

The certificate is not a screenshot, and this is the part that makes it worth anything.

Anyone opening it triggers an independent re-check: TradifyFX goes back to the individual trades recorded during that session, replays them against the rules, and works out the verdict again from scratch. The page then says whether the fresh calculation agrees with what the certificate claims.

If the two disagree, the page says so, in red, along with what the recalculation actually found.

We tested this by tampering with a stored certificate directly in the database, changing a failed result to passed. Opening the page showed the mismatch and reported the true result. A certificate that says “independently re-checked” has been verified against the trade record, not just displayed.

What it is not

A TradifyFX certificate is proof of a simulated result on historical data. It is not a funded account, not an application, and not affiliated with any prop firm. It shows you can follow a rule set — which is the hard part, but it is not the same as having done it live.