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'Verified' isn't a marketing word inside Solven4 — it means the record was built from a synced broker feed, not typed in, and can't be silently edited after the fact.
A claimed track record is anything a trader can present without independent confirmation — a screenshot, a spreadsheet, a story. A verified track record is built entirely from data that flowed directly from a broker connection into the platform, timestamped as it happened. The distinction matters enormously to anyone on the other side of a funding or hiring decision, because claimed records are cheap to fabricate and verified ones are not.
Once your MT4 or MT5 account is synced (via the Solven4 EA, not a shared password), every trade flows automatically into your account history, feeding the audit trail, the leaderboard, and your Trading DNA profile at the same time. There's no manual entry step where numbers could be adjusted before they're recorded.
This becomes concretely useful in three places: applying to a prop firm that requires proof of consistent performance, presenting to an investor or fund allocator who wants more than a promise, and joining the public leaderboard, where an unverified number simply wouldn't be eligible to appear at all.