GLOSSARY · AUTOMATION
What is myfxbook?
Myfxbook is a third-party analytics service that connects to a trading account read-only and publishes its performance, and it is the de facto standard for showing a forex track record.
What it means
It connects through the investor password or a broker API and then computes the statistics itself from the trade history. Because the numbers are derived rather than declared, a Myfxbook widget is meaningfully stronger evidence than a screenshot of a terminal — which anyone can edit in a browser in about thirty seconds.
Why it matters
Stronger is not the same as sufficient. Myfxbook reports what the connected account did; it does not certify that the account is real money, that it is the only account the vendor ran, or that the strategy shown is the one being sold. All three of those gaps are routinely exploited, and none of them require faking anything.
What this changes in practice
The checks worth doing take about a minute: confirm the Verified badges for both the track record and the trading privileges, look at account age and total trades rather than the headline percentage, read the gain figure knowing how deposits distort it, and check deposit load to see how much of the equity was actually at risk.
Related terms
- Verified track recordA verified track record is trading performance published by a third party that reads the account…
- Gain percentageGain is the headline return figure on a published track record, calculated so that deposits and …
- Deposit loadDeposit load is the share of account equity committed as margin at the busiest moment in the rec…
- Investor passwordThe investor password is a second MetaTrader password that grants read-only access to an account…
Educational information only, not financial advice. Trading leveraged products carries substantial risk of loss. Last updated 2026-08-11.