Your dashboard gives you a live summary of Edamame’s status and performance. Your trade history goes one level deeper: it is the record of each individual trade Edamame has made on your account, so you can see exactly what happened, not just how things stand right now.

Why trade history matters

Edamame follows a predefined XAU/USD strategy rather than making independent decisions, and your trade history is how you check that in practice. Instead of taking that on trust, you can look back at what was actually traded and compare it against the risk level and monthly stop loss you set. This is also the same record your broker holds on their own side, since Edamame never holds your funds and executes entirely through your MT5 broker account. See Regulation for how that custody relationship works.

Step-by-step

1. Open trade history from your dashboard

Your trade history sits alongside the performance summary on your dashboard.

2. Review the trades Edamame has made

Each entry reflects a trade actually executed on your account through your connected MT5 broker.

3. Compare it against your settings

Check that trading activity matches the risk level and monthly stop loss you chose.

4. Use it alongside your dashboard, not instead of it

Trade history shows what has already happened. For live, current status, go back to your dashboard.

FAQ

Every trade Edamame has executed on your account through your connected MT5 broker, in order, going back over time. Each entry reflects a trade actually placed through your connected broker, not a simulated or backtested result.

Your dashboard shows a live summary and current status. Trade history is the detailed record of individual trades behind that summary. Use the dashboard for a quick check and trade history when you want the underlying detail.

Yes. Compare it against your risk level and monthly stop loss to confirm trading activity matches what you set. It is also the record support will refer to first if you ever have a question about a specific trade.

No. Trade history is a record of what has already happened on your account, not a projection. No legitimate trading system can guarantee that past activity will repeat. This applies to any automated strategy, not just Edamame specifically.