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Trust - How Euronis earns trust in the forex landscape
Trust and how you might use this benchmark for all Automated Trading Systems
Every business wants to increase sales, revenue and customer loyalty. In an effort to do so, businesses will offer promotions, create social media contests, and depend heavily on their marketing department to get their message out. All of these tactics are good, but this is not our style and more importantly it is a distraction to the issue: creating a trustworthy online business.
Today I would like to show you 5 separate 3rd party verification companies that make it their job to verify trading accounts so that you can trust the results.
First its important to know the 4 requirements to be verified:
- The account must be using the MetaTrader 4 or 5 Trading Software – read about it here
- We must provide the account number;
- We must provide the Investor Password;
- We must provide the the name of the MetaTrader Server used.
Each provider then validates the account information using their own methods for verification.
Once the information is verified, the provider processes the account information and trading history, they change the status to verified and publish the data on their website for the public to view.










More info on myfxbook, fxblue, fxmerge and followme:
- myfxbook is the standard in metatrader account verification. They have been in the business the longest and have earned the trust of millions of traders, brokers and system designers globally.
- FXBlue is focused on technicals and they also provide tools for brokers. Their verification process is the same and the reports give the same information.
- FXMERGE is another 3rd party verification business but focuses more on generating income thru advertising. They are less known but verify accounts exactly the same.
- Followme.com is a trade copy site that generates revenue by ‘social trading'