Work / Tradervolve
Tradervolve
A verified track record, and the investors who want to see it.
- PRODUCT DESIGN
- WEB PLATFORM
- BROKER INTEGRATION
- PAYMENTS AND ACCESS
/ Overview
A track record you cannot rewrite.
Tradervolve connects a trader's live MT4 or MT5 account, builds a performance record out of the broker's own data, and puts the accounts that qualify in front of investors looking to allocate.
/ Project details
- Name:
- Tradervolve
- Role:
- Product design, web platform, integrations
- Type:
- Web platform
- Year:
- 2026
/ Screens
/ Challenge
Anyone can screenshot a good month. None of it is checkable, so the people with capital ignore all of it, and the traders who are actually good have no way to stand out.
A record only counts if the trader can't edit it. That means it has to come from the broker rather than a form, and it has to keep coming, because a track record is a length of time, not a number.
Then there's the other half. Investors won't show up until there are traders worth backing, and traders won't do the work until there's capital on the other side. Building both sides at once, solo, was the actual problem.
/ Provided services
Product design
Two dashboards with different jobs, a trader's workspace and an investor's allocation view, plus the admin layer that sits between them.
Web platform
The full application. Dashboards, marketplace, analytics, education and community.
Broker integration
MT4 and MT5 accounts connected through MetaAPI, so performance is read from the broker instead of typed in.
Payments and access
Stripe subscriptions, roles and gated features, over a capital ledger and a full admin back office.
/ Solution
A trader connects a live MT4 or MT5 account and closed trades sync in continuously. The track record is read-only. It's assembled from broker data, so there is no screen where a trader quietly edits a bad week out of it.
Verified accounts get listed on a marketplace investors can search, filter and shortlist. An investor submits an amount, it's reviewed, and approved capital is recorded against the trader with a cap on how much any one of them can hold. Every allocation is a ledger entry rather than a handshake.
Most of the build is the part nobody sees: roles, subscriptions, verification, moderation, and an admin back office where the thing is actually run. A marketplace with no operator is just a list.
/ What I shipped
Broker-synced performance
MT4 and MT5 through MetaAPI, feeding the dashboard and the track record.
Verified track records
Accounts reviewed and verified before anything is published, so a listing means something.
Investor marketplace
Search, filter and shortlist verified traders, then request an allocation.
Capital ledger
Deposits, allocations and history per investor, with a cap per trader.
Trader workspace
Journal, PnL calendar, rankings, education and community alongside the record.
Subscriptions and access
Stripe plans, roles and gated features, with an admin back office behind all of it.
