The Trader Health Check is an educational trading-analytics tool. It is not a broker, it does not execute trades, and it is not financial advice — it analyses your own past trading behaviour so you can study your decisions.
- What is the Trader Health Check?
- It is a free, educational tool that reads your own past trades from a CSV export and scores your trading behaviour — trade frequency, reaction to losses, position sizing, loss discipline and cost drag. It tells you how you traded, not what to trade.
- Does VASA place or execute any trades?
- No. VASA does not place, execute, or support any trading. You upload your own exported trade history for educational analysis, and VASA never accesses your brokerage account.
- Is the Trader Health Check financial advice?
- No. It is educational only — not financial advice. It analyses your past behaviour; it does not recommend any security, predict prices, or make any performance or return claim.
- What file do I upload?
- Your own tradebook or Tax P&L exported as a CSV from your trading platform. There is no account connection, no login, and no credentials needed — just the CSV file. Your file is processed in your session and is not stored.
- Is it free?
- Yes. Your overall score is free with no signup, and the full five-metric report is free after you enter your email.
- Which brokers are supported?
- We read a standard tradebook or Tax P&L CSV export; the Zerodha export format is supported at launch, with more added over time. No account connection or credentials are involved — only your exported CSV file.
- Is this a trading journal?
- Not quite. A trading journal is where you log trades as you take them. The Trader Health Check reads trades you have already made and scores the behaviour behind them — discipline, overtrading, position sizing, reaction to losses and cost drag — so you learn how you traded, not just what you traded. It is educational only.
- Can it help with my trading psychology?
- It can help you study it. By surfacing patterns in your own past trades — such as trading more after a loss, oversizing, or cutting winners early — it gives you an objective mirror of your habits to reflect on. It is an educational analysis of your behaviour, not financial advice, therapy, or any prediction of future results.