How this site reads a record, and how its figures are checked

The sources are public pages of cTrader Copy and two public notices of SEC Nigeria. Each is saved, counted and dated; the latest reading is 6 November 2026. No provider's record is audited and nothing is ranked.

What is read

On ctrader.com/copy: the front page, the broker list and the gold, bitcoin and euro symbol pages. On help.ctrader.com/ctrader-copy: the overview, investing in strategies, the strategy page and fees. On sec.gov.ng: two notices. One request at a time, roughly eight seconds apart, from a server, without a login or a cookie.

How the cards are listed

The 20 cards are the ones the three symbol pages show. They are listed by creation date, oldest first, and never by return. The printed return of each card was read on all three pages; the figure shown in the tables is the gold page's, and the cards on which the pages disagree are listed.

How a fall is calculated

Each card's curve has 29 daily points. The largest fall is the biggest drop from an earlier point to a later one. A second script finds it by trying every pair of points and compares.

How it is re-checked

The saved files are read a second time by a different route: the cards, their figures and every curve are recounted and compared with the first pass. Five faults inserted deliberately were each caught. This shows that numbers were copied correctly; it does not show that the platform's pages are right.

What is missing

Win rate, drawdown, trade history and fees of any strategy sit inside the application and need a login; they are out of scope. Live or demo is marked by icons in the application and is not in the card data. The cards do not state the period of the printed return.

Corrections

A figure that differs from the page it quotes is a fault in this site. Send the figure and the page to the address on the contact page; it is corrected where it stands and the correction carries its date.