Verify a signal receipt
Every ByKaranteli signal is fingerprinted with a SHA-256 hash of the symbol, side, entry, TP1, SL, timestamp, and engine version, captured the instant the signal fires. Paste an ID or hash to open the receipt.
The live record this protects
Last 90 days, live signals only, net of fees, slippage and funding. Updated 2026-07-25 11:00 UTC. These are the real numbers, good or bad; that is what makes the receipts worth verifying.
Try it on a real receipt: STXUSDT SHORT (SL) · USELESSUSDT SHORT (TP1) · HANAUSDT SHORT (SL)
How verification works
- At signal generation time we compute
sha256(symbol + side + timestamp + entry + TP1 + SL + algo_version + policy_hash + code_git_sha + eval_version). - The fingerprint is stored with the signal row and exposed on its receipt page + the public JSON endpoint documented here.
- Anyone can recompute the hash from the shown canonical input and confirm it matches.
- Because the hash locks the price levels + algorithm version, a seller cannot retroactively "pick" winning calls. The track record is immutable.
Counter-example: Telegram signal groups and copy-trade resellers almost never publish a pre-trade fingerprint. Their "screenshots" are retrofitted after the fact.
Verifiable signals FAQ
What are verifiable crypto signals?
Signals published with a cryptographic fingerprint captured before the market moved. ByKaranteli hashes every signal's symbol, side, entry, take-profit, stop-loss, timestamp and engine version with SHA-256 the instant it fires, so nobody can rewrite or cherry-pick the history afterwards. Losses stay on the record next to wins.
How do I verify a ByKaranteli signal?
Paste the signal's ID or SHA-256 fingerprint into the lookup on this page to open its receipt. The receipt shows the canonical input string; recompute sha256 over it with any tool and confirm it matches the stored fingerprint.
Does a verifiable record mean the signals are profitable?
No, and that is the point. Verification proves the record is real, not that it is good. The live track record on this page and on the performance page includes every win and every loss, net of fees, slippage and funding. Judge the numbers yourself before risking anything.
Why don't Telegram signal groups offer this?
Because a pre-trade fingerprint makes retroactive editing impossible. Screenshot-based track records can be curated after the outcome is known; a published hash cannot. Any service confident in its process can publish receipts like this; very few do.