Audit your EA privately before turning robustness into a public trust asset.
Private Robustness Audit is for EA developers and sellers who want a formal AntiOverfit result without risking unwanted public exposure. Every audit starts private. Public certificates are only issued when the result is suitable and approved.
Nothing is published unless approved.
For developers, the main fear is commercial exposure. AntiOverfit solves this by starting privately. If the EA is not certificate-ready, the result does not become a public certificate unless explicitly approved.
- Private technical review first
- Formal AntiOverfit score and grade
- Warnings and interpretation
- Public certificate only if suitable
- Badge only if approved
Private Robustness Audit for one tested EA scope.
Best for vendors, developers and serious buyers who need a formal robustness result rather than a quick buyer-side screening.
Developer path
One path. No public damage by default.
Private audit
The EA is tested privately under the AntiOverfit framework. You receive the score, grade and interpretation.
Certificate if suitable
If the result is clean and suitable for public use, it can become a public AntiOverfit certificate and badge.
Improve if weak
If the result is weak, the next step is robustness-oriented improvement, not public promotion.
What happens if the EA is weak?
A weak result is not the end. It means the EA is not ready to be promoted as robust under the tested conditions.
The next step can be a Robustness Improvement Sprint, focused on reducing path dependency and improving parameter stability before any public certificate is considered.
What a public certificate means
A public certificate is not automatic. It is reserved for results that are suitable for public use and approved by the client.
A badge is a visual asset for a specific tested version and scope. It is not a guarantee of future performance.
Developer FAQ
Will a failed result be public?
No. Developer audits start private. Nothing is published unless explicitly approved.
Do you need source code?
No by default. The standard audit uses executable behavior. Source code review is not included unless separately agreed.
Can I use the badge commercially?
Only if a suitable public certificate is issued for the exact tested version and scope.
Can you test Market EAs?
Yes when they can be accessed, configured and reproduced under clear conditions.
What about multi-symbol EAs?
Multi-symbol systems require extra caution because some EAs ignore the chart symbol or hardcode internal symbols.
What is one audit scope?
One exact EA version, one configuration, one symbol/timeframe scope unless a wider scope is explicitly agreed.
A private audit measures robustness under the tested conditions. It is not investment advice, not a future-profit forecast and not a guarantee of live performance.