Creator Terms of Service
Última actualización: April 23, 2026
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These Creator Terms of Service outline what it means to be a creator on SignalFloor. It's not a list of rules to memorize — it's a set of principles that shape how professional creators operate. These standards exist because trust is earned through behavior, not promises.
Every metric, ranking, and visibility decision on SignalFloor traces back to these principles. Creators who embody them thrive.
Performance Transparency
Providers agree to:
- All performance shown is live, verifiable, and continuously monitored
- Losses, drawdowns, and bad periods are not hidden
- Disconnecting verification limits visibility automatically
Principle: Trust comes from showing reality, not perfection.
Why this matters: Followers make decisions based on what they see. Verified, unfiltered performance data is the foundation of every subscription.
Risk Discipline
Providers agree to:
- Maintain consistent risk practices across market conditions
- Avoid sudden or unexplained changes in position sizing
- Treat subscriber capital with the same care as their own
Principle: Consistency matters more than short-term wins.
Why this matters: Erratic risk behavior damages trust. Subscribers follow providers who demonstrate discipline over time, not just during winning streaks.
Honest Representation
Providers agree to:
- Represent trading strategy honestly and accurately
- Avoid exaggerated claims, guarantees, or unrealistic expectations
- Let verified performance speak louder than marketing
Principle: SignalFloor rewards discipline, not hype.
Why this matters: Hype attracts the wrong audience and leads to disappointment. Accurate representation builds long-term subscriber relationships.
Fair Subscriber Treatment
Providers agree to:
- Avoid manipulative behavior toward subscribers
- Avoid intentionally excessive trade frequency to inflate statistics
- Respect subscriber decision-making autonomy
Principle: Subscribers are partners, not exit liquidity.
Why this matters: Subscribers trust providers with real capital decisions. That trust requires treating every follower as an independent participant, not a number.
Platform Integrity
Providers agree to:
- Not attempt to game rankings, metrics, or visibility systems
- Not interfere with monitoring or verification tools
- Accept data-driven enforcement outcomes
Principle: The system is impartial. Metrics apply equally to everyone.
Why this matters: Fair competition requires a level playing field. Providers who game the system undermine trust for everyone on the platform.
Accountability & Recovery
Providers agree to:
- Acknowledge that performance fluctuates over time
- Accept that enforcement is metric-based, not emotional
- Understand that recovery paths exist for disciplined improvement
Principle: Bad periods are part of trading. Avoiding responsibility is not.
Why this matters: Every provider experiences drawdowns. What matters is how they respond — with transparency, accountability, and a commitment to improvement.
A System, Not a Judgment
SignalFloor does not rely on subjective reviews or discretionary decisions. Every consequence — positive or negative — flows from measurable performance and behavior. This protects both providers and subscribers.
The goal is simple: build a marketplace where the best traders succeed and subscribers can make informed decisions based on verified reality.
Questions about these standards? Contact our team