Edge Pilot questions, answered

Signex Edge Pilot is an evidence-driven trading journal. Edge Pilot imports broker history from supported platforms including MT4, MT5 and cTrader, rebuilds every trade at source detail, reconciles the source's own totals, and reports facts and qualified historical associations. Compatible rules can then be evaluated in sealed forward tests. Signex Edge Pilot issues no trade signals and no recommendations.

Signex Edge Pilot accepts the dedicated and guided formats listed in its platform catalog, including MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 and cTrader exports. Automatic MT4 and MT5 sync runs through the local Bridge while your terminal is open, and Bybit, Kraken and OKX sync through a read-only API key. cTrader statement upload works today; direct cTrader sign-in remains marked planned until Spotware approval and live verification.

Signex Edge Pilot shows source-linked trades, totals and the current evidence stage as soon as a meaningful import finishes. Early estimates stay labelled as estimates, and qualified findings appear only after their evidence gates pass — Edge Pilot never guarantees that a finding will exist.

There is no single number, and Signex Edge Pilot will not invent one. Each detector has a raw cohort floor; below it, no card appears yet. Once a card exists, it shows the current samples and the gates that still fail. Because some gates depend on effective observations and distinct trading days, Edge Pilot does not turn every shortfall into an exact trades-remaining countdown.

No. Signex Edge Pilot registers a finding as a forward test only when the finding is experiment-ready and has an exact rule-engine equivalent. Every other finding stays historical evidence — Edge Pilot does not invent a different rule to make one testable.

In Signex Edge Pilot you can write, draft and approve a supported rule yourself, or promote one from a supported forward test. Every playbook version keeps its source label, so a manual or drafted rule is never presented as forward-tested evidence.

No. Signex Edge Pilot is a trading journal, not a signal service. It analyses trades you have already taken and reports what the evidence in your own history supports — no trade signals, no forecasts, no recommendations.

No. Live Guard in Signex Edge Pilot checks the latest synced account state and records alerts or breaches against your active rules. Live Guard cannot place, block, pause or modify a trade.

Choose Signex Insights, Signex Pro or Signex Expert and start a 30-day trial with a bank card. Your chosen plan renews at the displayed monthly or annual price after the trial unless you cancel. One trial per customer; archive export stays available after access ends.

Signex Edge Pilot processes raw upload bytes in memory and does not retain them after parsing. Imported records stay private to your account. Archive export stays available after Edge Pilot access ends, and permanent deletion is available in Edge Pilot settings while access is active.