FAQ
Questions, answered plainly.
About PipBeacon
Who is PipBeacon for?
Signal providers who want to run their service under their own name. It is not a copier for followers.
What exactly is live today?
Registration and review, your public page at yourname.pipbeacon.com, and the dashboard where your team edits it. The channel, copier and subscription features are in development and are listed on the roadmap.
Do you give trading advice or manage accounts?
No. PipBeacon is software. Providers are responsible for their own signals and claims.
The review
Why do you review providers?
So traders can trust that every PipBeacon page belongs to a real, reachable provider. A person reviews each application; nothing goes live before that.
How long does the review take?
We don't publish a time, because we would rather be right than fast. You are told the moment a decision is made.
What if I am rejected?
Your address stays unused and your account cannot sign in. You can write to us from the address you registered with if you think the decision was wrong.
Your page
Who sees my page?
Anyone with the link, once you're approved and switch it on. You can switch it off any time.
Can I use my own domain?
Not yet. Every page lives at yourname.pipbeacon.com for now.
Can I put HTML, images or a video on my page?
No. Your page is built from plain text, a logo link, a colour and two contact links. That keeps every page safe for visitors and fast on phones.
Can my team edit the page?
Yes. Invite them from the dashboard and give them a role. Roles decide who can edit the page, manage users or change settings.
The roadmap
When will the copier and the bot be ready?
We don't give dates for software that is not finished. Registered providers hear first as each piece ships.
Will my followers need to install something?
For the copier that is in development, yes: an app that carries your brand. Nothing is required for your public page.
Run your signal business under your own brand.
Register for early access. A person reviews every application, and the copier reaches registered providers first.