Is Proof of Trader a token?

No. Proof of Trader is a verified record of trading history on Voltrade's Trader Passport. There is no token, nothing to buy and nothing to stake.

Does it cost anything?

No. Proving a wallet is yours takes one signature, which is not a transaction and costs no gas.

Can Voltrade trade or withdraw with the API keys I connect?

Create exchange keys with read permissions only. Voltrade uses a connected key to read your trade history and balances, and stores it encrypted.

Is my passport public?

No. Passports are private by default. On public boards, passport holders appear only under an alias with rounded figures. The shareable card always shows your volume; every other field on it is optional.

Voltrade Trader Passport

Proof of Trader

Proof of Trader is how Voltrade verifies a trader's real trading history. Your lifetime volume is read directly from the venues you trade on, combined into one Trader Passport, and checked before it unlocks anything. It is not a token and there is nothing to buy.

Open the Trader Passport How it works

Private beta, access by invite.

Connect every wallet and exchange you trade on. Rewards and deals are sized by your verified volume: the more of your accounts the passport sees, the more VXP you earn and the higher the deal tiers you can reach.

What it proves

Lifetime trading volume, per venue and combined. The passport adds up what each venue reports for your accounts and splits the total by instrument: perps, options, prediction markets, spot (venue-based spot markets on exchanges) and onchain (DEX and AMM pool swaps from your wallets).
That every account is yours. Each wallet is proven with one signature (no transaction, no gas). dYdX joins with one extra signature, and exchanges and key-based venues are connected with an API key you create.
Nothing is self-reported. Volume comes from the venues' own data for your address, or from the exchange's API through your key. A rescan picks up new trading.

Where the volume comes from

From your wallet, no setup

Perps and options: Hyperliquid, Lighter, GMX, Aster, Derive, Arcus, Nado, RISEx, Ostium, Orderly, gTrade, Avantis, Pacifica, Jupiter Perps, Phoenix and Bullet. Prediction markets: Polymarket and Outcome. Onchain swaps (every DEX and AMM pool) on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Robinhood Chain and Solana. Most venues give lifetime totals; a few only share recent history.

Key-based venues

Extended, Paradex, GRVT, ApeX Omni, QFEX and Deribit, each connected with a key you create with read access only. The passport shows each venue's steps.

Exchanges, with a read-only API key

Exchange APIs only serve recent trades, so each one counts back as far as its API allows: Binance (last 6 months), Bybit (last 2 years), OKX (last 3 months), Bitget (last 3 months), KuCoin (last 7 days), Crypto.com (last 7 days), MEXC (last 7 days), Gate (last 7 days), Blofin (last 6 months). Older volume on an exchange does not count. Where an exchange API shares spot history, stablecoin-quoted spot fills count as spot volume.

What verified volume unlocks

VXP. 1 VXP per $1,000 of perp and options volume, and 1 per $100 of prediction-market, spot and onchain volume. Every rescan that finds more volume unlocks the difference. VXP is Voltrade's points balance; see how VXP works.
Trading games credit. Up to $10 per trader from a fixed $1,500 USDC launch pool shared by all passports, withdrawable after a 20x play-through in Voltrade's trading games.
Proof of Trader deals. Partner offers with volume tiers. Each tier sets a minimum verified volume and can add rules such as a minimum 30-day volume on a named venue or a minimum balance. You claim the best tier you qualify for, once per deal, and pooled codes are single-use. Spot and onchain volume do not count toward deal tiers. Deals appear on the passport while a partner runs one.

Why the number holds up

Only a finished scan can claim a reward or a deal, judged on the passport's verified total.
Claiming binds every account in the passport to it. The same wallet or exchange account cannot count for two passports, and an exchange account connected to two passports blocks the claim until it is removed from one.
Connected keys are stored encrypted and used only to read trade history and balances.

Private by default

A passport is not a public profile. On public boards, passport holders appear only under an alias such as “Trader 7KQ2”, with figures rounded to two significant digits, and no name, wallet, X handle or profile link. The shareable passport card always shows your volume; everything else on it, from the venue breakdown to PnL, balance and fees, is a toggle you control.

Questions

Is Proof of Trader a token?: No. Proof of Trader is a verified record of trading history on Voltrade's Trader Passport. There is no token, nothing to buy and nothing to stake.
Does it cost anything?: No. Proving a wallet is yours takes one signature, which is not a transaction and costs no gas.
Can Voltrade trade or withdraw with the API keys I connect?: Create exchange keys with read permissions only. Voltrade uses a connected key to read your trade history and balances, and stores it encrypted.
Is my passport public?: No. Passports are private by default. On public boards, passport holders appear only under an alias with rounded figures. The shareable card always shows your volume; every other field on it is optional.
How do I get one?: The Trader Passport is in private beta and access is by invite. Follow @Voltrade_xyz on X for the public launch. With access, you open the passport, prove your wallets and connect any exchanges.

Get your Trader Passport

The Trader Passport is in private beta: access is by invite, and opening it without one asks for the beta password. Follow @Voltrade_xyz on X for the public launch. With access, you prove your wallets, connect your exchanges and see your verified lifetime volume. Connect as many as you can: every account adds to the volume your rewards and deal tiers are judged on.

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