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Share Cards

A screenshot proves nothing. A share card carries a QR code that opens the trade on our servers.

Publishing a Trade

  1. 1Open a closed trade from the trade log.
  2. 2Choose to share it. The card is generated from the trade itself — symbol, direction, return, prices and close time.
  3. 3Copy the link, download the image, or open the public page.

What the Card Shows

Direction
Long or short, in fixed colours that never change with the result.
Return
Percentage gain or loss measured against your account balance when the trade opened.
P&L
Realised profit or loss, coloured by the result.
Member badge
The badge for your plan tier, in the top right.
QR code
Points at the trade’s public page, and the card carries the close date and time.

The Public Page

A shared trade lives at your username — for example share.ledgerr.co/yourname/… — and shows the card, a verified marker and the buttons to copy or download it. A link that does not resolve says so plainly rather than showing an empty card, which is the point: a fake QR fails visibly.

Set a username first

Until you set one in Account Settings, shared trades fall back to a plain address. Setting a username makes your shared cards recognisably yours, and usernames are unique across Ledgerr.

Unsharing

  • Generating a card again replaces the previous image, so an old link shows the current version.
  • Sharing is per trade. Nothing else in your account is exposed by a shared card.
  • The page shows the trade, the card and the close time — not your balance, your other trades or your email.