Same signal.
Same timing.
Your account.

The Sig5 Model is a systematic, rules-based strategy built around capital preservation as its primary objective — consistent returns are the byproduct, not the goal. It identifies high-probability entries at key structural levels when price momentum and direction align across a session window. Once in a trade, a trailing stop activates after a defined profit threshold is reached — locking in gains and acting as the primary exit trigger. There is no discretion involved — every signal is generated and executed by the same rules, every time.

The strategy trades 8 liquid instruments across US, European and Asian sessions — US30, NAS100, US500, JPN225, GER40, BTCUSD, XAUUSD, and XAGUSD. Each instrument is active within its relevant session window only. Signals fire when the setup conditions are met; there is no fixed schedule.

Yes. Every signal you receive is generated by a live, systematic trading system. The track record on the Track Record page reflects live performance — not a backtest, not a demo.

The specific parameters, filters, and entry logic are proprietary and remain confidential. What we can tell you is that the strategy is fully systematic, has been running live since March 2026, and the complete performance history is available on the Track Record page. The results speak for themselves.

Sig5 is an automated trading signal relay service. When a live signal fires on our trading system, it is instantly forwarded to your broker or copy tool via a JSON webhook POST request. You don't need to watch charts, read Telegram messages, or manually place trades — execution is fully automated from signal to broker.

Three things: a broker or copy tool that accepts webhook POST requests, a webhook URL from that broker or tool, and your account's maximum drawdown limit in USD. That's it.

Sig5 delivers signals as a standard JSON webhook POST request. Any broker platform or copy trading tool that accepts incoming webhooks is compatible. Popular options include WebhookTrade, Copygram, and any broker running MT5 with a webhook plugin. If your platform accepts a webhook URL, it will work with Sig5.

Yes, provided your funding provider permits the use of third-party signal tools and copy trading. It is your responsibility to verify this before subscribing — most prop firms require explicit EA/copy trading permission in their rules. Sig5 does not interact with your account directly — it only sends signals to the webhook URL you provide.

Sig5 is designed primarily for funded prop firm accounts — accounts where your drawdown limit is a fixed, known dollar amount (e.g. a $100K account with a $10K maximum drawdown). This is where the lot sizing system works most precisely.

Prop firm accounts (recommended): Set your drawdown limit to the firm's maximum allowed drawdown in USD. A $100K account with 10% max DD = $10,000. At base risk, expect roughly 5–8% annual return on account equity after profit splits.

Personal retail accounts: Fully compatible. The higher your drawdown tolerance, the higher your potential returns — and risks. A $50K account at $10K DD (20%) will generate larger positions and higher returns than the same account at $5K DD (10%). You control this via the drawdown limit input.

Accounts to avoid: Trailing drawdown accounts where your maximum loss shrinks as your balance grows. As your balance increases, your effective drawdown limit decreases — making lot sizing unreliable over time. Static drawdown accounts are strongly preferred.

Minimum recommended account size: $10,000 drawdown limit. Below this, lot sizes on some instruments may round to zero.

Sig5 covers 8 instruments: US30, NAS100, US500, JPN225, GER40, BTCUSD, XAUUSD, and XAGUSD.

Signal frequency varies by market conditions. On active days you may see 2–4 signals across all instruments. There will also be days with no signals — the system only fires when a valid setup is confirmed.

Every entry signal is delivered as a JSON payload to your webhook URL:

{
  "schemaVersion": "1.0",
  "id":     "A3F9C2-B7D-US30",
  "ticker": "US30",
  "action": "BUY",
  "orderType": "market",
  "price":  40812,
  "sl":     40512,
  "tp":     41112,
  "volume": 3.33
}

When a trade closes — whether via take profit, trailing stop, or time stop — an exit signal is sent:

{
  "schemaVersion": "1.0",
  "id":     "A3F9C2-B7D-US30",
  "ticker": "US30",
  "action": "CLOSE",
  "orderType": "market"
}

The id field matches the entry signal so your execution tool can close the correct position. volume is your lot size, calculated automatically based on your drawdown limit and current risk level.

Signals can fire during any active market session — London, New York, and Asian sessions depending on the instrument. There is no fixed schedule; signals fire when the strategy conditions are met.

High-impact news events are monitored in real time. Signals are blocked automatically during high-impact events within the relevant session window.

Your lot size is calculated on every signal using your drawdown limit, the current decayed risk multiplier, the live stop distance from the signal, and a per-instrument point value:

base_risk    = drawdown_limit × 10% × instrument_factor
decayed_risk = base_risk × decay_multiplier
lots         = decayed_risk / (stop_distance × point_value)

instrument_factor is per-instrument (e.g. 1.0 for US30, 0.75 for US500, 0.5 for GER40). point_value accounts for contract size differences (e.g. 100 for XAUUSD, 4750 for XAGUSD, 1 for all others). stop_distance is the actual distance from the live signal entry to its stop loss — it varies with market conditions. Example: $10,000 drawdown limit, 1.0% decay state, US30 long with a live 300pt stop = 3.33 lots.

The decay ladder automatically adjusts your risk percentage after each trade outcome. After a loss, risk decays by 15%. After a win, it recovers by 33%. Risk is capped at 1.0% and never drops below 0.25% regardless of consecutive losses. This is the same risk system running on the live portfolio behind Sig5.

Enter your account's maximum allowed drawdown in USD. For example, if you have a $100K account with a 10% maximum drawdown, enter 10000. Do not inflate this figure — it directly controls your position sizing and an inflated value will produce oversized trades that may breach your account rules.

The risk decay multiplier is read-only — it is managed automatically by the system. Your drawdown limit is the primary control. You can also configure per-instrument broker symbol overrides and custom lot divisors during setup if your broker uses non-standard symbol names or contract sizes.

A webhook URL is an endpoint provided by your broker or copy tool that listens for incoming trade instructions. You typically find it in your platform settings under something like "webhooks", "incoming signals", or "API integration". Refer to your platform's documentation for the exact location.

Any tool that accepts a JSON webhook POST request. WebhookTrade and Copygram are commonly used options, but any equivalent service works. Many brokers running MT5 also support webhook execution natively via plugins — check your broker's documentation. If your tool has a webhook input field, it is compatible with Sig5.

Sig5 makes one delivery attempt per signal. If your webhook is unreachable, the signal will not be retried. It is your responsibility to ensure your webhook URL remains active and reachable. Delivery success is logged and visible in your dashboard.

$149/month for founding members — this price is locked for life as long as you remain subscribed. Capacity is capped at 100 founding members. Subsequent cohorts will open at higher prices as the track record matures. No profit sharing, no setup fees, no lock-in.

Yes. Cancel anytime from your dashboard. Your subscription remains active until the end of the current billing period.

There is no free trial, but you can join the waitlist to be notified at launch and follow our live track record on the Track Record page before committing.