For signal providers
Publish the signal.
They set the size.
You can’t see your subscribers’ accounts, and every one is a different size. With Vectorhelm, each follower runs your signal with their own position size and their own limits — no guesswork on either side.
- Per follower
- sizing and limits
- Non-custodial
- nobody touches a follower’s funds
You send the signal. They choose the risk.
You send the signal
Instrument and direction, once. You don’t size anyone’s trades.
Yours
They set the size
Each follower configures their own position size on their own account, in their own currency.
Theirs
Their limits apply
If a follower hits their daily loss limit, they stop taking your signals for the day. Their choice, their setting.
Theirs
Nobody holds funds
Not you, not us. Signals move, money doesn’t.
Non-custodial
What your followers control.
Followers run your signal on their own accounts, under their own limits. Here’s what that means for you.
Sizing is theirs, not yours
You publish direction and instrument. Each follower sizes it against their own balance and their own position cap, so the same signal is a different order on every account.
Per follower
Their limits can skip your signal
If a follower has already hit their daily loss limit, your signal is skipped on their account. Their limit always wins.
Their limit
You don’t see their skipped signals
Skipped signals show up in the follower’s log, not yours. Their account data stays private.
Private to them
Crypto and MT5 from one signal
Followers can be on an exchange or an MT5 broker. The same published signal drives both, with each side mapped to the symbols its broker or exchange actually lists.
Both sides
Give your followers automation they can trust.
Join the waitlist for free early access. Test your signal on a demo follower account first, then open it up.