1. Claiming your page

To claim a page you must demonstrate control of the underlying channel or account — the usual proof is a short code we give you, placed in the channel’s own Telegram bio. We review claim requests manually, typically within 5–7 business days. If your channel is not listed at all, you can ask us to list it, which enters the same queue.

  • You are responsible for the accuracy of the information you ask us to publish about your channel — name, description, links, contact, subscription pricing.
  • We may revoke a claim if we later find it was obtained fraudulently.
  • You can release a claim yourself at any time. Your channel’s measured record stays where it is; only the ownership link goes.

2. What you can and cannot change

  • There is no self-service storefront editor yet: the display name, description, links, admin contact and subscription pricing on your page are changed by asking us, by email or through your account, and we make the change. A change of display name is logged and shown as rename history on your page, whoever asked for it. The one block you write yourself, in your account, is the paid page section — section 4.
  • You cannot change: the one-take hit rate, the channel score, the replayed signal history, Verified status, or the text and rating of reviews and Scam DB entries. Those are system-calculated or written by other people, and moderation is the only process that touches them.
  • You may propose a strategy tag; final tags are set based on our analysis of your signal history, not self-declared.
  • If a calculated number about you is wrong, say so and we check it against the raw data. We correct what the data says is wrong, and nothing else.

5. Raising your listing (optional)

If your channel publishes no public entries, there is nothing for us to replay and your page carries no metrics. Two voluntary steps change that, in this order or independently:

  • Open your paid feed to us — you give our reader account access to the closed channel, and we replay those signals under exactly the rules on our Methodology page. Your page then shows a measured record and the "Private feed open" badge.
  • Connect a read-only exchange API key — we then show that the account is really trading, not only posting. Your page carries the "Proof of trades" badge.
  • A key with trading or withdrawal permissions is refused at connection time. We accept read-only keys and nothing else.
  • Keys are encrypted before storage; the secret is shown to nobody, including us, after you submit it. Your page never displays balances or position sizes — the badge states that a live account is connected, not what is in it.
  • Both badges are removed automatically when the underlying access ends: revoke our access to the paid channel, or disable the key, and the badge disappears from your page without you contacting us.
What these badges are not

They mean transparency, not performance: a channel with either badge can be losing, and its page will show that. They cannot be bought, bundled with, or discounted into any paid tier — visibility is for sale, verification is not.

6. Provider conduct

  • Do not submit fake reviews for your own page, or pay/incentivize others to do so.
  • Editing or deleting source messages after publication does not change your metrics — they are computed from the message as first published. We re-read recent messages at the source, and your page shows how many of your signals were edited or deleted afterwards, as a count without any claim about what changed.
  • Repeated or systematic violations of these terms may result in loss of claimed status or paid tier.