How to verify an analytical account report step by step
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Every analytical account report carries a verification code that proves issuance, validity and integrity. This guide explains the flow and the three code types you should never confuse.
Every analytical report PAMM Iran issues for a trading account carries a unique verification code. To verify analytical report authenticity means confirming that the document was genuinely issued by the platform, has not been revoked and has not been altered after issuance. For investors, the code is a verification tool; for managers, it is a way to present a record that cannot be forged.
Verify analytical report: three steps
- Take the code from the report: it is printed at the bottom next to the timestamp. If you received a PDF or an image, use the code printed there.
- Open the verification page: enter the code at the report verification page. The page is public and requires no login.
- Compare the result: match the account identifier, reporting window, issue date and validity status against the copy you hold. Any mismatch means the document was altered or belongs to another account.
Three codes that must not be confused
| Code type | Verification page | What it confirms |
|---|---|---|
| Analytical report code | /verify/report | Issuance and integrity of a performance report |
| Financial receipt code | /verify/receipt | Recorded treasury order, amount and settlement |
| Course certificate code | /academy/certificate | Academy course completion and certificate issuance |
Signs of a genuine report
- Clear period: start and end dates are explicit and consistent with the claimed track length.
- Data source: the report names the source — live MetaTrader data or broker statement.
- Return and drawdown together: a report that shows return but hides drawdown is incomplete.
- Valid verification code: the official page accepts the code and returns a valid status.
- Timestamp: the issue date should be logically close to your conversation date.
What the verification result actually shows
The verification page is not a simple valid or invalid badge. It returns the account identifier, the reporting window, the issue date, the validity status and the document version — precisely the fields you need to match against the copy in your hands. If someone sent you a screenshot, compare those four items before any decision. A different issue date or reporting window points to an older or edited version and deserves a clear explanation. Read the comparison reports guide for the generation path.
Frequently asked questions
Can a verification code be forged?
Codes follow a unique pattern and are stored in the platform database. If a code returns no result or a revoked status on the official page, the document is not authentic, however professional it looks.
Where do I get my report?
Your reports are generated and downloadable under My reports; analytical reports for published accounts are also available from the account page.
What happens if a report is edited after issuance?
Any edit produces a new version with a new code. The previous code is revoked and its verification shows a revoked status, which is precisely how tampered copies are blocked.
Does verification cost anything?
No. The verification page is public and free; anyone holding the code can check authenticity.
The bottom line
Verifying an analytical report is the simplest layer of due diligence: one code, one public page, one careful comparison. Do it before any allocation, and cross-check the result with the verified track record guide.
Compare the track record, drawdown and costs of PAMM, MAM and copy-trading accounts, with the source and time of every figure.
Review and compare accounts Calculate scenarios and costsSubmit a verifiable track record so investors can review it against transparent criteria.
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