PnL cards
Share a trade or your performance as an image, with a percentages-only privacy boundary.
PnL cards let you share a result as a clean image without revealing your account size or balance. You can generate a card for a single trade or for your overall performance.
Where to find them
- A single trade - the Share control on any closed trade in the dashboard journal or the terminal's trade history.
- Your performance - the Share control on the analytics page.
- A withdrawal - the Share control on any paid payout in your payout history. This certifies real USDC you were actually paid, with the on-chain transaction.
Each opens a modal with a live preview of the card and the export options below it. The page behind the modal blurs while it is open.
What a card shows
Percentages only, never balances
Cards show percentage returns only. They never include your account balance, position size, entry or exit price, or any dollar amount, the same privacy boundary as the public leaderboard and trader profiles.
- Trade card - the return on the trade (ROE %), the market and side, and a calm account-kind label ("Funded account" or "Evaluation account"), so the result is honest about the account it came from.
- Performance card - your return over the selected range, plus stats like win rate and profit factor. Low-sample stats are hidden until you have enough trades, so a tiny sample cannot be presented as a track record.
- Withdrawal certificate - your real USDC withdrawn and the on-chain transaction. This is the only card that shows a dollar amount, because it certifies real money you were actually paid; it carries no paper or evaluation label at all.
Exporting
| Action | What it does |
|---|---|
| Download | Saves the card as a PNG image |
| Copy | Copies the card image to your clipboard |
| Share on X | Opens a post with your percentage result and a link to perpsfund.com |
Real money and paper performance are never conflated
Performance cards (trade, performance, rank) carry a calm account-kind label, "Funded account" or "Evaluation account": their results are from a simulated evaluation on live prices, and the card says so. The withdrawal certificate is kept separate, showing real USDC you were paid with the on-chain transaction and no paper or evaluation framing. The two are distinct, so anything you share is honest about exactly what it is.